Posted by Inverse Effect
- Sep 22, 2021, 05:37:34 AMQuote from: RidgeTop on Sep 21, 2021, 08:42:35 AM
Nice shots, Inverse Effect.
I've mainly been playing this on PC, but more recently I've gotten on with it on PS5 a bit more. Out of curiosity, I downloaded it to my PS4 Pro to check out the difference.
There definitely is one, namely in texture quality, frame rate, and dynamic lighting. Just an initial comparison here:
PS4 Pro:
PS5:
I'll have to get more comparison shots and with the PC but in my experience, the PC version seems to be the best way to experience the game visually, but PS5 and Xbox Series X likely get pretty close.
Hopefully Digital Foundry will do a proper analysis and comparison of the different versions before too long.
I think the differences i've noticed would be, Framerate, Texture quality, Resolution, AA, and lighting that make the biggest difference. Ran it on PS4 Pro, and the game just looked dated, and not impressive. I think the framerate on the PS4pro ver being stuck at 30fps hurts it.
Posted by Wweyland
- Sep 21, 2021, 09:41:42 PMGreat shots, I really need to upgrade my rig, although the game runs well on medium settings.
Posted by RidgeTop
- Sep 21, 2021, 08:42:35 AMNice shots, Inverse Effect.
I've mainly been playing this on PC, but more recently I've gotten on with it on PS5 a bit more. Out of curiosity, I downloaded it to my PS4 Pro to check out the difference.
There definitely is one, namely in texture quality, frame rate, and dynamic lighting. Just an initial comparison here:
PS4 Pro:
PS5:
I'll have to get more comparison shots and with the PC but in my experience, the PC version seems to be the best way to experience the game visually, but PS5 and Xbox Series X likely get pretty close.
Hopefully Digital Foundry will do a proper analysis and comparison of the different versions before too long.
I've mainly been playing this on PC, but more recently I've gotten on with it on PS5 a bit more. Out of curiosity, I downloaded it to my PS4 Pro to check out the difference.
There definitely is one, namely in texture quality, frame rate, and dynamic lighting. Just an initial comparison here:
PS4 Pro:
PS5:
I'll have to get more comparison shots and with the PC but in my experience, the PC version seems to be the best way to experience the game visually, but PS5 and Xbox Series X likely get pretty close.
Hopefully Digital Foundry will do a proper analysis and comparison of the different versions before too long.
Posted by Inverse Effect
- Sep 21, 2021, 05:45:43 AM@Voodoo Magic I guess i could, but i would need to get a USB stick that can fit in my PS4 Pro.
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Posted by Voodoo Magic
- Sep 20, 2021, 01:15:05 PMQuote from: Inverse Effect on Sep 20, 2021, 01:21:32 AM
Mighty impressed! game is hella a lot better! And looks better! All the details up close and stuff.
If you have time one day, perhaps you could take & share some comparison screenshots between PS4? and PC. It would be interesting!
Posted by acrediblesource
- Sep 20, 2021, 12:08:36 PMIt surprised me at how eerie the dead aliens look in the game, all looking decayed makes it super creepy.
Posted by Inverse Effect
- Sep 20, 2021, 01:21:32 AMMighty impressed! game is hella a lot better! And looks better! All the details up close and stuff.
