Red Dead Redemption 2 DF Analysis (Read OP)
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thanks for the heads up. er now do i go in to work late and watch this now....?
PS4 Pro looks worse then base PS4 and that is pretty embarrassing (for R* I mean). Needs a patch ASAP.
I'm just glad to play the game. It's all revolving around Mid to high 20's so it won't matter much.
What? No it wouldn't be horrific. The PS4 is fine at 1080p. The base XBox One struggles a bit at 864p.
Wow. Rockstar pushing the X. Amazing work. The X is such a well designed console.
It's also the biggest gap between base Xbox One and Xbox One X. There is no game with a gap this large. The base Xbox version looks and runs so much worse.
Can't wait to play this on my X and my 4K set. Mmmmmm
Sorry Pro! You need a rest after so much Spider-Man anyways over the past 6 weeks.
Sorry Pro! You need a rest after so much Spider-Man anyways over the past 6 weeks.
This paragraph on the article is shocking, I don't think there's ever been such a stark difference between base xbox one and xbox one x:
As expected, pixel-counts on PlayStation 4 resolve at the de facto standard 1080p, while the Xbox One S - quantifiably the lowest quality experience - delivers just 864p. The effectiveness of Red Dead Redemption 2's temporal anti-aliasing scales in line with pixel-count so while PS4 passes muster, Xbox One S looks blurry and grainy, with a particular impact on the quality of foliage and shadow rendering - which is perhaps not surprising as Microsoft's machine is only managing 66 per cent of full HD resolution. By extension, the resolution scaling between Xbox One and X is unprecedented: the enhanced console is designed to quadruple the base machine's pixel-pushing output but instead, Red Dead Redemption 2 is delivering a 6.2x boost to resolution, with further improvements on top of that.
As expected, pixel-counts on PlayStation 4 resolve at the de facto standard 1080p, while the Xbox One S - quantifiably the lowest quality experience - delivers just 864p. The effectiveness of Red Dead Redemption 2's temporal anti-aliasing scales in line with pixel-count so while PS4 passes muster, Xbox One S looks blurry and grainy, with a particular impact on the quality of foliage and shadow rendering - which is perhaps not surprising as Microsoft's machine is only managing 66 per cent of full HD resolution. By extension, the resolution scaling between Xbox One and X is unprecedented: the enhanced console is designed to quadruple the base machine's pixel-pushing output but instead, Red Dead Redemption 2 is delivering a 6.2x boost to resolution, with further improvements on top of that.
That's fair but this video is super light on spoilers - it's mostly just slow walking around select areas in the world. Any cutscenes are shown without voice over and take place within the first hour.
While I am very happy the X looks like it does, it's not that nice to see base model Xbox owners getting such a shitty end of the stick.
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Adorable effort by the PS4 Pro to wheeze its way to checkerboard 4K. Cute little console.
Does it have native downsapling on the pro or do we have to turn systemwide on?
Most of the time. Only very rare in really crouded cities.
Man I can't wait to play this on the X. Tomorrow is going to be amazing
