I have an LG C8 with 28,000 hours on it and I have very minimal burn in. That’s 3 years and a couple months of non-stop use and I’m *just* starting to see what I think is my AV receiver’s “ no signal” box from all the times I’ve fallen asleep and let it run until it turns itself off probably 6~8 hours later. And I can only see it when it’s very white or light colored at the very bottom of the screen. It *could* be from me watching a lot of CNN during the Trump years that had the constant breaking news box at the bottom, who knows. But chances are, you’re not gonna have 3 years of use on a 6 year old TV. I’m disabled and so the TV is always on, for KZbin or gaming or movies or shows or whatever. I would buy a new LG as they’ve improved the tech and I would set a sleep timer when watching late to ensure that doesn’t happen to the next set, and maybe not have it set to 100% brightness. But I think the vast majority of people would be happy if they got 28,000 hours out of a TV and only barely started to see the faint image at the bottom that’s not noticeable about 95% of the time.

I'm surprised they didn't mention emulators, in emulators you can increase resolution and frame rate... how can you not do this on more powerful hardware?

Good luck with the new overlords. Hope they treat you all well.

PS5 Pro is actually terrible news, the 9th generation was the worst in terms of games and showing the consoles' power. And they are already cooking a new one? I don't get it.

They already did have modes for future hardware called an unlocked framerate. You guys are the ones calling for a 30fps lock. Now some ps4 games on ps5 are forever locked to 30fps. Tards.

It needs heavy overclock to maintain 60fps in later areas. Animations also tried to fr

It just occurred to me: if Nintendo were to update switch games to take advantage of the next hardware, say loading times, wouldn't they need to allow the users to install switch cartridges on the newer, faster memory the successor will apparently support? Am i missing something in the read/write limitations?

dont buy either, overpriced and pretty shit games

its called a PC... consoles died with ps3/xb360

Why do tv’s need 120hz to do 40hz? The steam deck is 60 fps and it can toggle the frame rate.

No becuase it will show how crap the console is...but it could be good for back compat..which sucks on consoles

Someone if you can mod stuff to be smoother in combat and a toggle voice voices on text boxes ill swear to Bonetail ill…idk…praise you

Despite avoiding certain words in marketing and titles, it seems Nintendo almost always specifies the nature of a project, but does the Apple thing of putting their own words to it. Here's what I've seen: Deluxe - Port with additional content, DLC and tweaks. HD - Upscaled port. Minor graphics updates. Some QOL. Remastered - Graphics Overhaul. Underlying code is almost identical plus QOL. No subtitle - Remake. Build from the ground up in a new engine. Changes to code or new code entirely, new graphics, music, QOL, etc. Nintendo hasn't always been this consistent but it seems they have settled into the terminology they plan on using going forward. Edit: The "Remastered" subtitle has the least amount of data to support it since Nintendo has only released one game to date with remastered in the title. The others have a good amount of data to support the descriptions above.

yes they should but they wont because they will want to sell you a new box or a remastered version of the game.

If the game designers have any sense then yeah. I remember a few games at the beginning of the gen already having unlocked framerate modes and that was a godsend. Or, you can do like Immortals of Aveum and take all the options out of the hands of the players.

There goes DF's credibility... Would love it if you guys go independent!

There is nothing more demoralizing and distracting to a pc gamer than not being able to run a game at max settings. So this is an issue while we try to run current gen games with current gen hardware. But is not an issue when we run past gen games with current gen hardware.

going from a samsun 7 series to a sony oled a80k was day and night difference. I'm so happy with oled!!

Not everyone can afford a PS5, we must respect that.

Never understood these radical extremists bitching about a turn based RPG not being 60. If they could have gotten it running at 60 they would have. But I'll take fidelity + 30fps for a turn based rpg all day over less fidelity + 60fps for a turn based rpg. Some games really benefit from frames at the expense of fidelity. This is absolutely not one of them. On the contrary- this game benefits from fidelity + 30fps at the expense of 60. . I am glad I got my Switch OLED modchipped though. Running every game in native 720p handheld with locked out framerate (be it 30 or 60- the most important part is not dropping frames). Outputting a docked image in handheld mode is genius for those AAA games with low res in handheld that output 720p docked. Cause that instantly provides a native 720p handheld image that holds its frames perfectly thanks to cranking RAM up to 2400, GPU up to 844 and CPU to 1785, then notching CPU/GPU down one level at a time until it starts maxing at 90%, then going back up one level as a buffer.

I just love Rdr2 stuck at 30fps on the xsx lol, and tekken 7 at 900p on the xsx, awesome, thanks a lot rockstar and namco

Only if next generation is backwards capability and it allows the games to take an advantage of next generation hardware.

I kinda think the original looks better honestly. Why is every floor reflective in the remake?

I'm gonna wait for the video game adaptation of The Challengers (2024)

I’d replay TTYD in 60fps if we ever get an update to make it work on the next console! 😄

I think its because last gen and this gen is very weak compared to 360/ps3 gaming has become very samey and boring by the looks of the game shows their is not much to grab your attention to want to go out and buy the machines so people just stick to last gen consoles to play the games they have not went through.

just unlock the frame rate/resolution options in the settings, like pc games offer

Devs need to make smaller games that take 3 years to develop instead of 5 or 6 and try something fresh. If the game turns out good then make a sequel with a bigger budget that takes a bit longer to make instead of wasting time creating loads of content and fixing bugs on projects nobody asked for like all these battle royale games and overwatch clones they keep coming out with so they can sell season passes and skins

NEED MORE PROS DAMMIT

Uncapped framerate options are the most realistic I’d say. Anything else would be a little silly.

I think all console games should have an option for turning off the frame cap and just allowing the hyper visor to cap the FPS. That’s really all I think needs to be done.

Well, sony hasn't released even 20 ps5 games yet, so of course everyone's sticking with their ps4s. They're releasing a ps5 pro and they don't even have ps5 games yet. I'm not going to buy a ps6 on release because it won't have any games until the ps7 is out, and in the meantime they charge for internet access?

should but won't, remaster of the remastered remaster is a thing nowadays

Yes, when options are involved, as the consumer the answer is always yes.

Even though I feel like when they force it in some games, it can be fine, not intrusive, and even effective, ultimately I want to feel immersed as if I am seeing the world through my own eyes. With those effects, like depth of field, chromatic aberration, screen dirt, lens flare, etc. it makes me feel like I am looking at the world through a camera and I don't prefer that even if it's the artistic intention.

Dragons Dogma 2 is uncapped so when the PS5 pro or PS6 comes out there is a good chance that it will run much better. It also helps if games are made for pc and console in tandem. So it is possible to develop for future consoles with current gen pc hardware

Bare minimum, an option that combines the best of quality and performance mods and it should be hard to turn on, like you need to enable "experiment settings" tick box before you even have the options along with a warning tell you to not turn it on.

Same people that was hyping it up at launch monster that eats monsters for what

Such a shame. Pretty soon the guys will be replaced by diversity hires, fans will complain, those hires will then go on X and podcasts and bitch about the “racist and bigoted” fans and in just over a year, the channel will be no more.

another issue with the framerate is that timings for all the moves have been adjusted for the 30 fps cap which works fine in that context. But If you mod it to run at 60 the windows for moves are a lot tighter than they should be. superguard windows in particular are like really hard to do with 60fps imo.

Ryujinx emulator 60fps 4k it's got a 4k profile for switch 2 already in the game

Something like incorporating forward compatibility is going to be a headache on consoles. We're gonna have to see like a system level firmware to improve compatibility lists or have a game by game patch to enable these things. The most effective way is re-releasing games which is probably why a lot of games are getting a native PS5 re-release.

It's really interesting. I suppose only john aware of Plasma picture quality and respond time. Personally I don't think that to get immersive pleasant vibrant picture for game or movie you need Huge pixel couts, its just not work this way.

lol forgot all about starfail, may pick it up for a tenner on ps5 pro in a year

Honestly, I couldn't really tell that it was 30fps because it plays so smooth and fluid. Nintendo did a really good job making this feel new again.

Why not at least have it run at 40fps?

Imagine if they had future proofed Bloodborne 😭

The 4K stuff in the code is making me wait to see if they announce a Switch 2 patch. I’ve waited 20 years to replay this so I could wait another 6 months I think.

I think the options should be available, but they can put a disclaimer in explaining that these effects are very intentional and refined for a cinematic experience, and that they recommend leaving them on. Aspect ratio is the only one I cannot get behind. For films, aspect ratio can be challenging because each shot is framed for the aspect ratio of the film/scene. Changing the aspect ratio of a film often means cutting content out of the frame. In a video game, that isn't the case, and in fact, filling the user's full display (movie or game), makes for a more immersive experience. I added one line to the engine.ini for Hellblade 2 to fix that, and its so much more immersive. I left the other camera lens effects in place, however.

Currently downloading on my legion go!