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, I envy your robust Xbox backcompat program.
Literally, a handful that get any perks. I’ve covered it a few times in several different topics.
Do they not understand that this would MOVE consoles off the shelf. Especially for all of the Red Dead fans.
Depends on the game. If it's a Sony game yes, if it's not no. 3rd party are responsible for their own patches.
It still hurts.
Fairly sure you can play TLG at 60fps on PS5, but you need to track down a disc and not update the game.
That only applies to games like DRIVECLUB and TLG. Doesn't apply to 3rd party.
who cares. Could apply to anything.
Then make a deal and pay for it sony.
Shadow of the Colossus and Gravity Rush 2. They've closed as well.
Well, GTA5 looks much better on the next gen versions because of the ray traced reflections and shadows, plus the HDR (which is the biggest difference).
60fps won't fix the average story and shit controls though sadly
I remember catching a lot of flack of stating that adding 60 fps support to these games is as simple as removing the FPS cap.
God of War had a 60fps mode, didn't it? Or did the 30fps mode unlock?
GOW retail disc and TLG retail discs had an unlocked 30 fps mode.God of War had a 60fps mode, didn't it? Or did the 30fps mode unlock?
With the amount of times RDR2 goes on sale, I would have bought it no doubt. I rarely play a PS4 game on PS5 unless it has a 60fps mode/patch. It just feels wrong not to.
DriveClub, The Last Guardian, SOTC, Bloodborne, Gravity Rush 2.
DF's duty is to the consumer, NOT to protect the corporations interests. This video is in the interests of gamers who have purchased these consoles and these games, and it shows just how easy it is to enable 60 fps on these fancy new consoles. It exposes devs and publishers who talk a big game but wont spend a few thousand dollars to update their games for their consumers.
Yes it is and it's frankly annoying as imo, it normalizes and promotes piracy. It's one thing if you're promoting an emulator which does not use proprietary code but is instead reverse engineered. It's another thing to promote this crap and I'm surprised they get a pass for it. If I was a console manufacturer, I'd copyright strike the video. This is why I give Nintendo props, they don't tolerate this shit.
Whats crazy, is that if they sought out the people that are making these "mods" for free... they could pay them like $50k-$100k for patched versions of every sony published PS4 game and maybe like 500 third-party games, release theirs and get permission from third parties to release the ones they have for them.
You never know who to believe. There's always the counter: "It'll break the game if at 60 fps because the game engine and inputs are designed for 30 fps"
You can, but it has gamebreaking bugs in two or three spots in vanilla version.
It comes down to the $50k investment vs increased sales. they probably had some sales guy crunch some numbers and saw that the increased new sales from this 60 fps patch wont give them a good return over investment. Driveclub isnt even sold anymore and other games are selling for cheap even on PSN. And why do this for your existing customers who have already paid you for the game.
This is intended to highlight how easy it would be for Sony and the respective developers to fix this... yet they aren't doing so. It's not promoting piracy as it doesn't tell you how to mod your console, where to download the games, any of that shit.
Don't tell us, that would be the game and patch to make you buy a Series X
Firstly, Sony or other devs aren't required to do anything at all. When you purchased the game, you were aware of the performance profile of and agreed to purchase it at the time. Secondly, commercially released software goes through rigorous testing which a random modder does not have to do. That requires resources and costs money. In essence, you're expecting a service for free that you did not pay for. It's great that some companies do it but the entitlement of some people is frankly insane. You're not entitled to that shit. Finally, it promotes piracy because it promotes the use of modded consoles. You cannot get this to work without illegally breaching the console's os/software stack. By showing this content, you're advertising piracy and if some idiot comes in here to claim "preservation of media", we're going to have a royal rumble style discussion.
