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Alice: Madness Returns - 30FPS Cap Removal

DSOGaming writes: "If there's one thing we hate, it is witnessing a game capped at 30fps. Some companies removed that cap via a patch, like Codies did for Overlord, while others simple didn’t give a damn about PC gamers’ opinions and suggestions."

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TBM4721d ago

I know this particular article is about the pc version, but I gotta ask was there an article earlier this week about the ps3 install taking 30mins?

Because I gotta say that's a damn lie I just put the game in and the install is at 31% in less than 4 mins.

Id say the whole install will be less than 10 mins.

GT_Ken4721d ago

I love how PC gamers STILL think that FPS is THAT important.

The human eye is incapable of noticing a difference above 60 fps...so when this article states that you can turn it up to 120, it's pointless.

Further, the difference between 60 and 30 fps is so negligible, only those with EXTREMELY superior vision can notice.

This has been proven TIME AND TIME AGAIN. But that's ok. Go ahead PC gamers, keep wasting your time.

kevnb4721d ago

30 fps and 60 fps is easily noticeable, anything over 60 fps depends on the person. Most tvs and monitors can only display 60fps these days. I dont know why people keep trying to argue that 60 fps isnt noticeable when it clearly is by just about anybody. I cant wait until the hobbit comes out, it will be shot at 48 fps and start something new.

xDaRkModEx4721d ago

You, GT_ken, are so wrong. Get on a 120 hz monitor and play with a game that can do 120 hz. Then talk to me about it.

GT_Ken4721d ago

LMAO Darkmode. HZ and FPS are two VERY different things. I never said anything about refresh rate.

Kevnb: I didn't say it's not noticeable. Only that it's negligible. MOST people can't tell the difference between 30 and 60 fps. Those that CAN, are only seeing a slight difference.

Nicolee4721d ago (Edited 4721d ago )

yes ... believe me its different on 120hz with 60hz. if you try the 120hz one just work any desktop work on pc , you will never go back.

MaxSmoothedFrameRate=31
if you have 120Hz monitors, change it to

MaxSmoothedFrameRate=120

so it need 120hz monitor to be able to run 120 fps

ambientFLIER4721d ago

What? I play Halo Reach and MW2 and see a big difference in smoothness between them...which is 30fps versus 60. You do get used to the lower frame rate quick, but it IS noticeable.

B00M4721d ago

GT_Ken you just got owned, especially by kevnb's link.

B00M4721d ago

Nice link man, there sure is a difference. And is interesting what is said about the fps of films being so low, makes sense.

kevnb4721d ago

ya, but I think when the hobbit comes out at 48 fps things are going to change rapidly. We have the tech now, no sense in limiting ourselves. The future is higher framerates and even higher resolution, its what will kill the 3d gimmick. Our eyes are trained to see 3d, as long as there is enough detail and the motion looks correct it will look "3d".

GT_Ken4721d ago

How did I get owned? I see the difference between 30 and 60. Like I said, I never said there wasn't a difference.

But if you put two videogames in front of me, one at 30 and one at 60 with a LOT more going on on the screen than a simple bouncing block, MOST people won't notice it. The difference is minor.

Now, if you want to talk about the difference between 15 and 60, or even 15 and 30, then you'll have a great argument. But 30 and 60? Not worth arguing over.

kevnb4721d ago

ill take 60 fps over 30 any day, just like the millions of call of duty players for example. Rage is at 60 fps even on console, and carmack really had to fight to green light that... but just watch the response you will get. Not only is 60 fps smoother looking, it also helps make games feel smoother and more responsive.

B00M4720d ago

60fps in first person shooters or a racer make a big difference.

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Alice: Madness Returns - Retro Review

Reviewing Alice: Madness Returns almost feels like a rite of passage for me. You see, I'm from the same town as the childhood home of Charles Dodgson, better known to you and I by his pen-name, Lewis Carroll. As such, he's a bit of a local culture icon.

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Relientk77168d ago

I played Alice: Madness Returns for the first time last year. What an amazing game and adventure. It's a huge shame we aren't getting a sequel to it. It absolutely deserves another game.

0hMyGandhi168d ago

oh yeah, I remember this game! I remember liking it, but found the platforming to be utterly obnoxious. Loved the world design.

Good review!

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Five Overlooked Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Gems You Should Play

Of course Sunset Overdrive gets a nod. It's Insomniac!

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shinoff2183501d ago

I personally think there's better on gamepass then what was listed. State of decay imo is better then anything listed. Recore seemed alright for what I played on there also.

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roadkillers500d ago

Is Recore any better to play now?

Concertoine500d ago

Yeah, especially on One X or Series X. It kinda feels like a PS2 platformer, but in a good way. I liked it.

KillBill500d ago

Odd that he specified 'Game Pass Ultimate' instead of just 'Game Pass' just so he could include a relatively weak choice comparably in 'Alice: Madness Returns' which is available with EA Play. SoD was a far better overlooked game to have listed.

Crows90500d ago (Edited 500d ago )

Dont know why they keep listing ultimate. Gamepass is the better value....but the reason I think is that ultimate includes online gwg.

MadLad500d ago

I mean, as someone who games both on PC and Xbox, Ultimate makes a whole lot of sense. There's console exclusives and PC exclusives. And, at the end of the day, EA Play is still a perk of having Ultimate. When I open Gamepass, the EA Play catalogue is sitting right there for me. It's as much part of Gamepass as any other title I'm looking at, right?

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Alice: Madness Returns has been pulled from Steam again

From Games Radar: "Alice: Madness Returns has been removed from Steam just months after fans fought to get the creepy horror back onto Valve's PC platform.

The sequel was removed from sale back in 2016 following a DRM problem, an issue that kept the game off Steam for a full five years. It was finally reinstated in February 2022, only for fans to notice that, once again, it had been mysteriously pulled again earlier this month.

The game's Steam page says "at the request of the publisher, Alice: Madness Returns is no longer available for sale on Steam", but that's a standard disclaimer that doesn't really tell us very much. "

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TroyBinns700d ago

I'm hoping that the PC version is optimized and doesn't have bugs.

MadLad700d ago

If I remember correctly, aside from having to change something in the .ini file to unlock the 30fps cap, the game is actually a decent port.

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deleted700d ago

It'll come back. Madness returns. Always. :P

CrimsonWing69700d ago

Ummm it says it's $19.99 when I check, so uhhhh... game journalism?

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