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acksplode posted:PS4 Pro rarely hits a native 4K, it's usually upscaling from 1440p with AAA games It depends on the game. Native 4k was pretty rare on the PS4 Pro. Dynamic res, checkerboarding, and upscaling were all more common, particularly with AAA games. 4K60 is reasonable to shoot for on some games with the PS5, but the PS5's GPU is about as powerful as an RTX 2080. The 2080 is a great card, but it can't run everything at a native 4K at 60FPS. With ray tracing enabled, you can forget about it without reconstruction techniques like DLSS (which the PS5 can't do, though it can checkerboard and upscale). Demon's Souls is very dense visually, and it also uses some form of ray-tracing according to press releases. A locked 4K60 just isn't going to happen with its level of power. Going with a dynamic res makes a lot of sense. 4K is nice, but it's incredibly expensive from a performance standpoint, and using that power on other features is going to make more sense a lot of the time. 1440p and 1800p both look very sharp on 4K screens, and dips below 4K with a dynamic resolution are oftentimes not even perceptible while you're playing.
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Bananasaurus Rex posted:1 billion dollars just for anime?
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BigHandsVince posted:Do the PS5 controllers support wireless charging? No, doesn't seem like it.
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Aidan_702 posted:This is 100% somehow going to be the case https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMHTuQYrjTM Bananasaurus Rex posted:Bloodborne load times going to be twice as long on ps5 feature not a bug
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il serpente cosmico posted:I would really like 60fps Bloodborne. I just don't think it's ever going to happen Careful now, don't work yourself into a frenzy
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I had missed that a couple days ago, the Japan PS5 launch trailer has Gran Turismo 7 in the footage. I know GT7 doesn't have a release date yet, but I hope the fact that it keeps getting shown off in PS5 marketing material, means its not that far away. I had been assuming it was still anywhere from 1 to 3 years away. The game was announced in June, so maybe we'll get it in the next 6 - 9 months.
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Fedule posted:I cannot believe FFVII-R hit v1.0.0 as stable as it was, with only a handful of texture errors, one semi-rare softlock and apparently some unintended speedrun tricks, and went so long without a patch, which was just for PS5 compatibility. Same. It's astounding. Of all games. Of all years.
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Hobo Clown posted:My Amazon order just says "Not yet shipped. We will email you when we have an estimated delivery date." Mine just says "order recieved" with no details so you're ahead of me i guess
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I said come in! posted:I had missed that a couple days ago, the Japan PS5 launch trailer has Gran Turismo 7 in the footage. I know GT7 doesn't have a release date yet, but I hope the fact that it keeps getting shown off in PS5 marketing material, means its not that far away. I had been assuming it was still anywhere from 1 to 3 years away. The game was announced in June, so maybe we'll get it in the next 6 - 9 months. I dunno - the Gran Turismo games have historically had long, arduous development cycles with lots of feature creep and delays. I wouldn't bet that we'll see it for at least a couple years. I would love to be wrong, but I would think that if they were reasonably sure of a release date, we'd know it by now. GoW:R and Horizon 2 were both given 2021 dates, and we have nothing for Gran Turismo. It's been 7 years since the last numbered GT entry, which is kind of a bummer.
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Infinitum posted:Get in the loving streaming service Shinji  Shammypants posted:
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il serpente cosmico posted:I dunno - the Gran Turismo games have historically had long, arduous development cycles with lots of feature creep and delays. I wouldn't bet that we'll see it for at least a couple years. It was 3 years between Gran Turismo 5 and 6, and 4 years for Sport. I really think it was only GT5 that had a disaster of a development time at 6 years from when GT4 released, and lots of delays. GT6 though released the same year it was announced. I think Sport did the same.
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:989 studios I loving wish, but they closed in 2005.
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So if a certain someone was going to upgrade their 720p plasma TV for the PS5, would this be a good idea? https://www.costco.com/lg-55%22-class---cx-series---4k-uhd-oled-tv---%24100-allstate-protection-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html It is the #1 rated gaming TV on rtings, so I imagine it is? Has anyone had issues with burn-in on their OLED? Also, I am very excited for the playstation 5.
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Lumpy posted:So if a certain someone was going to upgrade their 720p plasma TV for the PS5, would this be a good idea? https://www.costco.com/lg-55%22-class---cx-series---4k-uhd-oled-tv---%24100-allstate-protection-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html It is the #1 rated gaming TV on rtings, so I imagine it is? I like that it is 120hz, and has 4 HDMI ports. However, ooof at that price($1,349.99). That seems very overpriced for a 55" TV. Someone posted about getting the LG 65" nanocell 90, it has all of the same features, but is half the price (although I think they got it on sale for a really good deal, its normal price appears to be about $1000).
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Lumpy posted:So if a certain someone was going to upgrade their 720p plasma TV for the PS5, would this be a good idea? https://www.costco.com/lg-55%22-class---cx-series---4k-uhd-oled-tv---%24100-allstate-protection-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html It is the #1 rated gaming TV on rtings, so I imagine it is?
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I said come in! posted:I like that it is 120hz, and has 4 HDMI ports. However, ooof at that price($1,349.99). That seems very overpriced for a 55" TV. Someone posted about getting the LG 65" nanocell 90, it has all of the same features, but is half the price (although I think they got it on sale for a really good deal, its normal price appears to be about $1000). That was me, yeah, I think I lucked out on a price mistake, because they changed the price to $999 later in the day after I ordered.
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I said come in! posted:I like that it is 120hz, and has 4 HDMI ports. However, ooof at that price($1,349.99). That seems very overpriced for a 55" TV. Someone posted about getting the LG 65" nanocell 90, it has all of the same features, but is half the price (although I think they got it on sale for a really good deal, its normal price appears to be about $1000). It’s an OLED, and that’s a pretty good price for one.
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Lumpy posted:So if a certain someone was going to upgrade their 720p plasma TV for the PS5, would this be a good idea? https://www.costco.com/lg-55%22-class---cx-series---4k-uhd-oled-tv---%24100-allstate-protection-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html It is the #1 rated gaming TV on rtings, so I imagine it is?
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YOLOsubmarine posted:It’s an OLED, and that’s a pretty good price for one. That's fair! OLED is suppose to be pretty amazing for picture quality.
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Lumpy posted:So if a certain someone was going to upgrade their 720p plasma TV for the PS5, would this be a good idea? https://www.costco.com/lg-55%22-class---cx-series---4k-uhd-oled-tv---%24100-allstate-protection-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html It is the #1 rated gaming TV on rtings, so I imagine it is? I've got the 77 inch version, it's an awesome TV for everything from TV shows to movies to games. I had an older version for almost 5 years and never had any issues with burn in, and that was with having my PC hooked up to it, using it as a monitor. As long as you don't have a new channel ticker running 12 hours a day you shouldn't need to worry about burn in
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Lumpy posted:So if a certain someone was going to upgrade their 720p plasma TV for the PS5, would this be a good idea? https://www.costco.com/lg-55%22-class---cx-series---4k-uhd-oled-tv---%24100-allstate-protection-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html It is the #1 rated gaming TV on rtings, so I imagine it is? I've had the predecessor model (C9) for almost a year and I'm happy with it. It's my primary display for all gaming, TV, movies, youtube, etc. and I haven't noticed any burn in at all.
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LG's OLEDs are pretty much the best TVs you can buy. I have the C9 too. Edit: The nanocells are mid level LCDs at best you can generally do better for the price with those. Red Warrior fucked around with this message at 02:17 on Oct 31, 2020 |
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Lumpy posted:So if a certain someone was going to upgrade their 720p plasma TV for the PS5, would this be a good idea? https://www.costco.com/lg-55%22-class---cx-series---4k-uhd-oled-tv---%24100-allstate-protection-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html It is the #1 rated gaming TV on rtings, so I imagine it is? I bought this exact TV a couple of weeks ago to get ready for PS5 and I love it. It looks great with my non-pro PS4, and I can't wait to see how the PS5 looks on it. The TV has built in features to prevent burn-in such as locally dimming the areas where it detects logos or (in the case of games) HUD elements, and it can refresh pixels while the TV is off. From what I've read you only really have to worry about it if you use it as a PC monitor or literally show a static image to test burn-in like rtings does.
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I have an LG OLED from four years ago or so that’s been used for movies and gaming and I’ve never had any issues with long term image retention. Occasionally you’ll get ghosting of certain elements immediately after switching to a grey/white background, but displaying a flat light colored background isn’t a real common occurrence. Newer models have gotten even better at dealing with it. OLEDs are not without their trade offs (cost, maximum brightness, short term IR), but if it’s within your budget then they’re almost always going to be the best option. Effectively infinite contrast does so much for picture quality.
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Thank you all for the feedback! This PS5 is getting expensive... now off to pre-order Demon's Souls
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Lumpy posted:Has anyone had issues with burn-in on their OLED? You'll probably have worse motion resolution but that's always been the case with flat-panel tech, 2 steps forward, 1 step back.
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Lumpy posted:So if a certain someone was going to upgrade their 720p plasma TV for the PS5, would this be a good idea? https://www.costco.com/lg-55%22-class---cx-series---4k-uhd-oled-tv---%24100-allstate-protection-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html It is the #1 rated gaming TV on rtings, so I imagine it is? I have that same TV - I paid $1800 for it back in June. It's really great, and that's a great price. I said come in! posted:It was 3 years between Gran Turismo 5 and 6, and 4 years for Sport. I really think it was only GT5 that had a disaster of a development time at 6 years from when GT4 released, and lots of delays. GT6 though released the same year it was announced. I think Sport did the same. I hope it comes out soon! It has only been 3 years since Sport, and they've released a lot of additional content for Sport in that timeframe, if I'm not mistaken. It still feels like GT7 won't be out until at least 2022 to me.
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Ineffiable posted:https://twitter.com/gematsucom/status/1322327097357045760?s=20 Kind of on Sony for not being forthcoming about this stuff earlier, though. Afaik, they've never mentioned the compatible, bootable, etc distinctions before.
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OLED burn-in is, to all practical intents and purposes, a non-issue. The issue has been under very empirical long term investigation by blessed website RTings. Their findings suggest that you might start seeing it after 3000 total hours, if;
Under more real-world conditions, you'll see 5000 hours usage, but again, that's all using worst-case content without any mitigation features (which are things like, the screen can detect and dim (at the pixel level) static images when they're detected, like some video game HUDs, or, the screen can gradually shift the picture around a little inside the frame when it's on for extended periods (this is tricky to notice but you can see it, it makes your set look like the bezels are different sizes), and also the screen can monitor long-term the state of each pixel over very long periods and gradually adjust how it displays colours, compensating for burn-in). On top of that, the panels in the latest models are all iterative improvements, although we don't have four years of longitudinal testing data on stuff that came out just this year. Between these panel improvements, the array of mitigation features offered, turning the backlight down to 80% for SDR (HDR and Dolby Vision are better at not actually going full pelt brightness on stuff that's not a light source), and actually varying what content you display over 5000+ hours of cumulative usage, you will probably not actually see burn-in on your set before you replace it. Look at the RTings test pictures; at the last available data point, 102 weeks (14280 hours), the effects are still extremely mild on everything other than the TVs showing CNN, and barely visible at all on the TV showing Call of Duty. All of which to say, the CX is by far and away the best TV you can buy, if you have the budget for it. The C9 models are about as good, and cheaper, if you can find them, but they're out of manufacture now.
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Ineffiable posted:https://twitter.com/gematsucom/status/1322327097357045760?s=20 Yeah this feels like someone saw those specific games had distinct compatibility warning flags and misinterpreted that as "it no work".
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I found my old psn account and picked up MGSV Definitive so I will be ready to download that later, but I was trying for the life of me to figure out how I can search for friends on social media, and it didn't seem to be an option? Even Nintendo lets you add friends through Facebook and Twitter and I'm not sure their headquarters even has an internet connection
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Lumpy posted:So if a certain someone was going to upgrade their 720p plasma TV for the PS5, would this be a good idea? https://www.costco.com/lg-55%22-class---cx-series---4k-uhd-oled-tv---%24100-allstate-protection-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html It is the #1 rated gaming TV on rtings, so I imagine it is? I just got myself an LG CX and it blows me away. Probably the best set you can get for that price. Burn in shouldn’t be an issue unless you leave a static screen sitting on it for a while. From what I understand it has plenty of features to mitigate burn in and you’d pretty much have to try to achieve it.
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