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My kids have ps4 pro and I have a ps5, I got a platinum of bothJust get a PS4 Pro. Runs GT7 better than the PS5.
Ps5 was faster loading times and better graphics
I am keen to understand your comment fully š
My kids have ps4 pro and I have a ps5, I got a platinum of bothJust get a PS4 Pro. Runs GT7 better than the PS5.
Um, yepUh, no? What?
I know. Doesn't make it any less silly though
Thereās no doubt that the PS5 Pro has faster loading times and improved graphics. But, on PS5 Iāve witnessed certain situations where GT7 suffers frame stuttering without experiencing the same on PS4 Pro. Itās context specific and also a double-edged sword, because race replays stutter greatly on PS4 Pro with no similar issues on PS5 (as youād expect).My kids have ps4 pro and I have a ps5, I got a platinum of both
Ps5 was faster loading times and better graphics
I am keen to understand your comment fully š
Also evidence of GT8 coming down the pipe was the recent 1.49 update. Earlier GT's have had similar updates that foreshadow the new release...now, when it it come? I don't know, but will it come? Likely, as long as Playstations keep selling.
Uh, no? What?
Which bit of the 1.49 update do you think is evidence of GT8 "coming down the pipe"?Um, yep
These are just sentences dropped randomly lmao.The physics changes in general, especially the enhanced Michelin involvement, with many of the street tires being Michelin branded. Nice addition IMHO, but I prefer Michelin in IRL š
The ray tracing that's coming with PS5 pro is another.
Since the beginning, they have started work on the subsequent titles almost immediately after the release of the previous title. And they release some of those features early, almost like a Beta.
Remember the GT6 dailies? They were added later. They are the foundation for Sport Mode. It's the same structure. Gt6 had five daily races. Sport Mode has 3 dailies and two cup races (or however we refer to them).
That's how a franchise operates. The official announcement comes once they nail a release date, not when work begins. So, it's not really a secret.
Okay so you've just made it up then. Thanks for clearing it up.The physics changes in general, especially the enhanced Michelin involvement, with many of the street tires being Michelin branded. Nice addition IMHO, but I prefer Michelin in IRL š
The ray tracing that's coming with PS5 pro is another.
Since the beginning, they have started work on the subsequent titles almost immediately after the release of the previous title. And they release some of those features early, almost like a Beta.
Remember the GT6 dailies? They were added later. They are the foundation for Sport Mode. It's the same structure. Gt6 had five daily races. Sport Mode has 3 dailies and two cup races (or however we refer to them).
That's how a franchise operates. The official announcement comes once they nail a release date, not when work begins. So, it's not really a secret.
Actually, that's rather late in the cycle. Work on the next game usually starts several months - or more - in advance of the current title's release. Assuming, of course, that there is a next game planned and it's not all gone GAAS.Since the beginning, they have started work on the subsequent titles almost immediately after the release of the previous title.
LOL, these are only signs that GT7 is getting ongoing support.The physics changes in general, especially the enhanced Michelin involvement, with many of the street tires being Michelin branded. Nice addition IMHO, but I prefer Michelin in IRL š
The ray tracing that's coming with PS5 pro is another.
Since the beginning, they have started work on the subsequent titles almost immediately after the release of the previous title. And they release some of those features early, almost like a Beta.
Remember the GT6 dailies? They were added later. They are the foundation for Sport Mode. It's the same structure. Gt6 had five daily races. Sport Mode has 3 dailies and two cup races (or however we refer to them).
That's how a franchise operates. The official announcement comes once they nail a release date, not when work begins. So, it's not really a secret.
when you don't know how live service games work
It's not, but whatevsLOL, these are only signs that GT7 is getting ongoing support.
A gaming PC for 700? That is delusional. That's before you provide a link to one. Can it do 4K60?If I'm going to spend 700USD+ on an electronic device I'd just buy a gaming computer. Talk about price gouging.
RT was already there, just not during gameplay. And as DF pointed out, we don't know it this real-time implementation will be as detailed as it is during replays.The ray tracing that's coming with PS5 pro is another.
I've been looking at gaming PC's for the past 6 months and a conservative build (4060/4070) from PCSpecialist was coming in around Ā£1500-Ā£1800. I could get a cheaper pre-build but would compromise on build quality and components.If I'm going to spend 700USD+ on an electronic device I'd just buy a gaming computer. Talk about price gouging.
...Weird take. Okay, sure, the jump between PS4 and PS5 isn't that great (but that's because we're still mostly stuck in the cross gen period, I'd argue), but... pretty sure PS3-era visuals would look like absolute doodoo today, honestly. =/
Even Ridge Racer 7's?...Weird take. Okay, sure, the jump between PS4 and PS5 isn't that great (but that's because we're still mostly stuck in the cross gen period, I'd argue), but... pretty sure PS3-era visuals would look like absolute doodoo today, honestly. =/
I'm not talking about visuals directly; I'm talking about this fallacy that a console will be 'powerful' enough for years. If that was really true, then why do we even need a pro version? Wouldn't the base PS5 be enough?...Weird take. Okay, sure, the jump between PS4 and PS5 isn't that great (but that's because we're still mostly stuck in the cross gen period, I'd argue), but... pretty sure PS3-era visuals would look like absolute doodoo today, honestly. =/
IMO, yes. Unless you like low-res textures and non-PBR lighting, then all the more power to you.Even Ridge Racer 7's?
I've been looking at gaming PC's for the past 6 months and a conservative build (4060/4070) from PCSpecialist was coming in around Ā£1500-Ā£1800. I could get a cheaper pre-build but would compromise on build quality and components.
Such a PC would do the job today but I'm not so sure in 3-4 years time. You can be sure PS5 Pro will still have well optimised versions of the latest titles a few years down the line.
Would you need a tv that displayed 120hz to take advantage of this,or would the higher framerate still work on a 4k HD tv? Probably a stupid question for those in the know but im def not in that bracket.what i wanted mainly from the Pro is the higher resolution with higher framerate especially in 120hz with full HDR - i dont care about ray tracing that much
sure you can buy PC for that money but it wont be as powerful plus you have to rebuy all your games digitally now
also i like how some people are taking the PS5 Pro like its PS6 while its just a Pro console of PS5
ye you need TV that supports it , i got LG C2 42inch but proper smooth 4K60 is good enough for most cases just if you see the 120hz smoothness you cant go backWould you need a tv that displayed 120hz to take advantage of this,or would the higher framerate still work on a 4k HD tv? Probably a stupid question for those in the know but im def not in that bracket.
Just read the article. Pretty impressive as these improvements are without PSSR.ye you need TV that supports it , i got LG C2 42inch but proper smooth 4K60 is good enough for most cases just if you see the 120hz smoothness you cant go back
its a shame PS5 cant force 120hz on all games even if the game is 60fps only you still get less latency
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from Moore's Law Is Dead's leak
I heard a few grumbles about the price, so here's some launch prices (USD) and their inflation adjusted price.
Console / Launch Price / Inflation adjusted Price
Atari 2600 / $199.00 / $1033.74
Sega Saturn / $399 / $824.17
PS 1 / $299 / $617.61
PS 2 / $299 / $564.60
PS 3 / $599 / $935.33
PS 4 / $399 / $539.17
PS 5 Pro $699
Given the inflation adjusted price of the others on the list, the PS5 Pro price doesn't seem crazy to me.