And with that 'old technique' you see previous gen games / engines struggling to get to maximum performance. How can Yakuza not hit solid 60fps when we see something mind blowing as the UE5 demo. For devs it still takes a couple of years to change the working pipeline. The engine development will be held back or is slower if previous gen is still supported. That's why I think development studios who will focus on next gen only can/will perform much beter...
This is what some would call “First World Problems”.
They want to be the number one on Anime, it's a fast growing business
Textures that are behind the player would not normally be rendered. That's what occlusion culling does.
Makes sense for Sony, considering that they already own Funimation, and Crunchyroll has ties with Kadokawa (not trying to imply much of anything here, but it's certainly an interesting tidbit of info). 70 million users (3 million paid subscriptions) is a good place to start as far as owning a video streaming service, and they certainly have interest in anime, that's not new.
Sony want to own the Anime space
Are you also an 18 % percenter or with super RDNA2 even more ?
I need to do an excuse bingo for the lols, think i will google and make one. Covid, Sdk, Phil, lazy devs, not optimized. need some more....
I'm sure we'll hear this exact same line in a few months. Never gets old.
I don't think they will make a standalone review for the game. Just as part of the console review.
There will definitely be reviews for it, seeing as its an authentic game and Astro has a fair bit of credibility built up after the last game
Yep
This is what some would call “First World Problems”.
It's all going to be how well each algorithms fundamentally are and well supported they will be. I think Microsoft's 'real' battle is and kinda is for the long term, DirectX 12U vs Vulkan. Think Luna running on Windows PC is a massive win for Microsoft in that battle.
Those data will be helpful in ray calculation.When Cerny said: "As the player is turning around. It's possible to load textures for everything behind the player in that split second."
He's also implying, those textures that are behind the player that would normally be rendered.
Aren't anymore, thus freeing up a lot of resources and resulting in better framerate and resolution.
If you really understand the PS5 I/O,
A matter in fact, if you understand how the PS5's CPU, GPU, RAM, SSD, and I/O works together.
You'll see XBSX doesn't really win in the Framerate + Resolution department.
When Cerny said: "As the player is turning around. It's possible to load textures for everything behind the player in that split second."
He's also implying, those textures that are behind the player that would normally be rendered.
Aren't anymore, thus freeing up a lot of resources and resulting in better framerate and resolution.
PS4 trailer doesn’t look much different from the XSX one. Devs must’ve just done a lazy port.
Well, if he's not lying he's got some interesting stuff to say.
PS4 trailer doesn’t look much different from the XSX one. Devs must’ve just done a lazy port.
It's like Disney with Disney+ being the only sub service where you can watch Disney, Marvel and Lucasfilms.
PS4 trailer doesn’t look much different from the XSX one. Devs must’ve just done a lazy port.
I'm not so sure about the developer lag - to catch up with the PS5 design. I always got the feeling that Sony were railroaded into a mid-gen refresh by the competition, but instead of using it as a mid-gen refresh and going all out, the Pro with its 36CUs looks like it gave Sony a chance to prototype and cost balance changes in advance of the next-gen - something they've never been able to do before because the hardware landscape has been so drastically different on each gen; with the exception of the PS4, where they were constrained heavily on R&D spend following the PS3 gen.If you really understand the PS5 I/O,
A matter in fact, if you understand how the PS5's CPU, GPU, RAM, SSD, and I/O works together.
You'll see XBSX doesn't really win in the Framerate + Resolution department.
When Cerny said: "As the player is turning around. It's possible to load textures for everything behind the player in that split second."
He's also implying, those textures that are behind the player that would normally be rendered.
Aren't anymore, thus freeing up a lot of resources and resulting in better framerate and resolution.
And that's only one of the many advantages the PS5 has.
People really needs to stop banking hard with this 12 TF BS.
"If you just calculate teraflops you get the same number, but actually the performance is noticeably different because teraflops is defined as the computational capability of the vector ALU."
"That's just one part of the GPU there are a lot of other units and those other units all run faster when the GPU frequency is higher at 33% higher frequency rasterization goes 33% faster processing the command buffer goes that much faster the 2 and other caches have that much higher bandwidth and so on."
Although, I'll admit it will take time as developers will still use old techniques.
But any game design around the I/O, will have major benefits.
my oh my, the second gif
And that’s not even the graphics mode! This is just the BEGINNING! 60fps Just wow
why not?
And that’s not even the graphics mode! This is just the BEGINNING! 60fps Just wow
