Judging by PC results on lower-end hardware, it doesn't seem outside the realms of possibility for the PS4 - and to a lesser extent the Xbox One - to deliver something closer to a 60fps experience given the benefits of closed-box optimisation. So what could be the limiting factor on consoles? Perhaps the low-power AMD CPU cores are to blame.
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Good month imo. I'll play Gotham Knights and House of Ashes. I'm finishing up Disco E on Steam right now - that's a superb game.
"Performance is obviously the deciding factor here and it's clear PS4 has a distinct advantage. As such the PS4 game gets our recommendation for console owners ..."
Good to know will hopefully pick up the PS4 version at some point, heard great things about the game. Reminds me a bit of Nemesis " chasing " me in RE3.
Good job SONY! Another multiplat superior on PS4
"As such the PS4 game gets our recommendation for console owners, even though we're left with the nagging feeling that 60fps should have been possible on Sony's hardware based on the game's PC showing."
WTF?
I hope that isn't true though because it would stink knowing that the devs could have done more with the PS4 if they ignored parity.
Anyways I thought there was something strange with the cutscenes from the streams that I watched and I'm glad that Digital Foundary explained the issue in the article.
Wow, wow, wow, they never judged by performance last gen.
Even when ps3 had framerate issues and longer load times and popups, and especially screen tearing, they never put it as minus. What hypocrites, gosh