Don't really know about that.
Don't really know about that.
I play Cyberpunk all December on XB1x and in 4K (every days of December for tell the truth...), apart some crashs, some fps drop in very populated area (like V's apartment), it was quite playable
Since january, on XBSX, Cyberpunk don't look better, but no crash (or almost before 1.2), no FPS drop and light-speed loading times (2 or 3s for relaod a save for example).
Only my anecdotal experience, but on an original Xbox One, the patch sorted the issue with a lot of textures failing to load at the proper level of detail, so it was a serious graphics upgrade in that sense. As for everything else, that appeared about the same as before, which is to say perfectly decent apart from the grainy effect that users on all platforms have to some degree. The visuals on Xbox One are not an issue, from my point of view.
In on a base ps4, playing in 4k with HDR. Largely its pretty good. Notice frame drops occasionally when driving at pace through busy parts of the city. It seems to preload a smaller group of textures than on pc (As in there is less vehicle variety and npc outfits repeat quite frequently). If you sprint up to unique npcs (mox / afterlife bouncers for example) then you'll notice a soft lag as it renders those textures.Same on ps4 pro...it seems the real problems were (are?) one the base consoles. Or maybe I was lucky ofcourse
I played on ps4 pro only after patch 1.2 and all I saw was that the graphics and the performance are good
I didn't notice this, in fact, I think the graphics look much better. I'm assuming they're optimizing the performance by going all in on something like DSSLR, to where, if you're trying to render at 1080P, instead the game renders at 480P, smoothes/blurs everything so there are no jagged edges, and then upscales the graphics to 1080P.
PS5 and series X can easily keep up with the average gaming PC.In the same time, on console, the hardware are also far behind PCs... there is no miracle
Yes, graphics were further downgraded to stabilise FPS, which was not needed on PS5 were the main issue, apart from millions of bugs, was (and is) the frequency of crashes.
I've heard people complaining that new consoles can't run games in native 4k 60fps and ray tracing so you'll never knowOfcourse they do and I doubt people not believing that...they are probably talking about last gen consoles that are....well...quite far behind on hardware
I've heard people complaining that new consoles can't run games in native 4k 60fps and ray tracing so you'll never know
When you encounter such people ask how many PCs can run 4k 60fps with ray tracingCan't agree with you there, mine is working just fine
I'm not sure "game performance" is the "real" reason about that Cyberpunk is not on the PS Store. From what I've read, Cyberpunk isn't any worse on PS4 than it is on Xbox One and yet Cyberpunk has always been available on Xbox Store
Have you played first hand on PS4?Tell Sony about that, they don't agree with you.
Microsoft and Sony are 2 independent companies. Still, cyberpunk is the only game with warnings about performances on the Microsoft store.I'm not sure "game performance" is the "real" reason about that Cyberpunk is not on the PS Store. From what I've read, Cyberpunk isn't any worse on PS4 than it is on Xbox One and yet Cyberpunk has always been available on Xbox Store
No, I played it on PS5 and it wasn't acceptable per se.
