Yes it runs at a higher resolution than the resolution used for the "higher framerate" setting on PS4 Pro, being literally at the "higher resolution" setting while running at 60fps. Unlike God of War which, as it wasn't patched to take advantage of the added processing power, only runs at 60fps on the mode that already had a 60fps cap on PS4 Pro, while its "higher resolution" mode remains at 30fps.
He's not acting concerned, the OP is straight up saying Sony fucked up.
You said they had "no improvement besides framerate" while lumping both God of War and Ghost of Tsushima in there. Tsushima literally increased the resolution at which it runs at its best framerate. Which God of War could have done if it was patched for it.
But then will turn around and refuse to make the next God of War PS5 exclusive
I think all first party titles will have a PS5 version built to take advantage of 120Hz/4k et al. It's mostly level design and gameplay mechanics that will be affected really.
'PSVR Without Parole' said on youtube that Squadrons and Dreams are the two games to benefit most on PS5 VR due to both games having dynamic rsolutions. So they are sharper if nothing else.
yep
Yeah they're being coy about it
I fail to see how BC is handled any differently between the PS5 for PS4 games and the XSX for Xbox One games.
They pretty much would have to make a new version I think all of those games are native. But the OP makes no sense to me on it affecting future games at all lol.
Yeah locked 60 is more than enough in most games. Hell if you didnt buy a tv in the last like 2 years you wont even get to sniff 120 anyway. Would be more relevant for new games later in the gen when people have the TVs for it.
I don't think it's even just a case of budgeting but also user experience. We've already seen evidence that games with both PS4 and PS5 versions don't share trophies and require convoluted processes to transfer save data. It's probably not worth it for most devs because the result will be confusing and require manual user intervention (though this might not apply to something like Fortnite and Rocket League which already share some save data between platforms.) I was looking forward to hopefully getting a 120Hz mode for Spelunky 2 on the PS5 but it increasingly seems like that would be a lot of hassle what with having to create a new SKU.
The PS3 got notable games (particularly from Japan) up until late 2016, I think it's fair to assume we'll still see stuff coming out on PS4 in 2022.
I hadn't even thought about the save transfer hassle! I'll add that to my post.
Listen sport, if you honestly think PS4 esport games not having 120fps on ps5 through BC is a big market, you know, instead of pro players just moving over to a ps5 native version, I got a bridge to sell you. You're taking any a niche of a niche there
