Dirt 5 gameplay on the PS5
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Was planning on picking this up for the Series X, but if the DualSense performance is pretty stellar I'll be picking this up for PS5 instead. I guess we'll have to wait for more feedback first to see how it really is.
Very excited about what's to come with the DualSense.
Playstation 5 - The Total Next Gen Package.
Playstation 5 - The Total Next Gen Package.
Are you really asking why a wheel with good FF and good pedals are leagues ahead of what a controller can offer for a rally game?
If developers made some poor work or even a no-work optimizaing the game to a wheel is other topic.
You know, I keep forgetting that game exists! I wish it was longer I think I read it's around 4 hours.
I wonder if the trigger resistance could give a constantly changing 'gravel' feel to work against.
Only doubting because the big twisting mechanism doesn't look like it should be jumping around too quickly.
edit: Just talking the triggers here, not haptics. Those'll obviously give you the terrain feel.
Only doubting because the big twisting mechanism doesn't look like it should be jumping around too quickly.
edit: Just talking the triggers here, not haptics. Those'll obviously give you the terrain feel.
What worries me is it being plastic, I hope it's durable enough thoughI wonder if the trigger resistance could give a constantly changing 'gravel' feel to work against.
Only doubting because the big twisting mechanism doesn't look like it should be jumping around too quickly.
edit: Just talking the triggers here, not haptics.
I got a bit concerned that the teardown guy I watched didn't think he saw any lubrication.
Hopefully it lasts 2-3 years until a Dualsense V2 comes out.
The Duelsense might get me to try games I would normally pass over to see how they implement the haptics and the whatnot. Very sneaky Sony I see you. Game in a genre I don't care for all that much comes out, all reviews glowing about how it feels and suddenly I'm looking at it on the store smh.
I wonder if the trigger resistance could give a constantly changing 'gravel' feel to work against.
Only doubting because the big twisting mechanism doesn't look like it should be jumping around too quickly.
edit: Just talking the triggers here, not haptics. Those'll obviously give you the terrain feel.
If we get current gen visuals to the max and just make it 120hz, I'd be totally content.
I think people need to be ready to embrace smoothness and an overall consistent experience from the time you turn on the PS5 to the time you get in a game.
Sounds like the PS5 sku is already legit just based on the dual sense. Legit difference. I may get a pad and before I have the console.
I think people need to be ready to embrace smoothness and an overall consistent experience from the time you turn on the PS5 to the time you get in a game.
Sounds like the PS5 sku is already legit just based on the dual sense. Legit difference. I may get a pad and before I have the console.
Biggest different to me was the road LOD pop/draw-in. Found it prohibitively distracting in the previously released footage, but doesn't seem bad here. Hoping they solved it across the board.
Unfortunately, the game cuts back quite a bit for 120HZ. They even remove all bystanders.
Which video? I'd imagine one of those surfaces is Teflon or Delrin or similar which doesn't need lubrication, being white instead of dyed black usually indicates that too.
Somewhere in here.
Funnily enough, the spot where they definitely swap out the plastic for the interior gate where the sticks rub/hit against is black instead of white.
honestly none of that makes a difference to me and neither will it to you when you experience that brain right. And this is talking about somebody that makes compromises on the PC and in order to achieve higher frames.
I think some folks need to really put everything in perspective realizing that in order if you're going to draw the game at 120 HZ then you have to make compromises and I don't care what platform it is that shouldn't be knocked. The fact that these consoles could even do that now we should be thankful and feel fortunate that we are jumping into this world. I say this as somebody that's had access to that for years and years and years before these new consoles.
Agreed. Waiting for some reviews/comparisons. Also want to know if 120fps mode has been updated in any way.
You were asking for current gen visuals at 120Hz and I think their compromise is lower than that.
Not only that: currently existing consumer versions of Atmos do not have enough audio sources or something
Came to post the same thing and i hope the Series X version is fixed for the final build because the screen tearing was horrible
A steering wheel is not really practical for some people as it involves customs stands or being required to sit at your desk. Also I don't think more than 5% of people actually play with a steering wheel, so for the vast majority of people, Dualsense will be the way to play
I can totally see that because I was in that position before but as an experience is on a different level, which was my initial point. More convenient? For sure a controller! More inmersive and the best possible experience? A wheel with FF.
The resistive triggers can be cool for sure for texture feedback and so on, but what racing games really benefict from are from resistive directional feedback. In other words, a resistive stick would be more helpful than a resistive trigger in case you could choose. Anyway, both would be far away from the full set of wheel and pedals in case you can afford it.
Imagine the triggers are both used for the airbrakes and they have 'feel' assist as to when to deploy the airbrakes. That could teach everybody to play on expert level!
- Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War (Supports 120 FPS at lower resolution)
- Devil May Cry V: Special Edition (Supports 120FPS at 1080p)
- Dirt 5 (Supports 120 FPS at lower resolution)
- Monster Boy And The Cursed Kingdom (Supports 120 FPS at native 4K)
- Rainbow Six Siege (Supports 120 FPS at lower resolution)
- WRC 9 (Supports 120 FPS in 'Performance Mode')
Good racing game wheels have had their version of adaptive triggers for a while with force feedback. Now if they added in haptics to the actual wheel to simulate things like the kind of pavement or earth you driving over, bumping into obstacles or other cars and things like that, well that would be awesome.
I just might do that as well, seeing the guy's excitement sold me on the implementation of DualSense's unique features in this game.
On a side note, It really feels like Sony one-upped Microsoft when it comes to innovation in these key (but often neglected) areas of audio and controller feedback. Microsoft thought they were gonna run away with mindshare among users just by having the "world's most powerful console", but they could be in for a surprise.
A patch just released and looks like it has fixed tearing.
DIRT 5 – The Official Game Site
The official website of DIRT 5 – the Codemasters off-road racing video game launching in October 2020 on Xbox, PlayStation and PC.
That's awesome newsA patch just released and looks like it has fixed tearing.
DIRT 5 – The Official Game Site
The official website of DIRT 5 – the Codemasters off-road racing video game launching in October 2020 on Xbox, PlayStation and PC.dirtgame.com
thanks. Didn't know WRC was on ps5 as well. This is more arcade so leaning towards Dirt 5
GT3 didn't launch on PS2, and if the rumours of GT7 launching in the first half of 2021 are correct then we might get GT7 faster than the PS2 got GT3.
I take the point though. I have some substantial reservations about Dirt 5 that I can't get past. WRC9 seems to be coasting under the radar though for anyone who wants a launch racer. I hear it's really good and will be launching with PS5 specific features (although I'm not sure to what extent they're embracing the DualSense)
If the haptics do the gravel feel and the triggers have additional resistance wouldn't the net combined effect feel like you imagine? I hope it turns out that way.I wonder if the trigger resistance could give a constantly changing 'gravel' feel to work against.
Only doubting because the big twisting mechanism doesn't look like it should be jumping around too quickly.
edit: Just talking the triggers here, not haptics. Those'll obviously give you the terrain feel.
Oh, that's right. We had the GT3 demo at launch or so close to it (I don't know how, maybe in the official PS Magazine?) but the game took a year to launch here in Europe.