gynion escribió:Scatsy escribió:Que guapo lo del Dead Rising 3 para Xbox 360 ^^ así lo podré catar.
No se si sabrás que de hecho se trata de un port de 360 a ONE.
silenius escribió:lherre escribió:Respecto a lo que comentais de algunos titulos como watch dogs, yo no los tendría muy en cuenta para medir capacidades de la next-gen al no ser titulos especificamente desarrollados para ella, son cross-gen y están pensados para ps360 claramente y "upgradeados" de la manera más fácil y menos costosa posible a la next-gen sin apoyarse en las bondades de esta. Hechos por segundos equipos totalmente diferentes, etc Vamos como los peceros cuando se quejan de los cutreports de consola
Hombre, siendo así deberian moverlos con la minga y no es el caso, por muy cross gen que sean.
Earlier today, talk regarding the next generation versions of Ubisoft's "Watch_Dogs" was put under fire regarding display resolutions and frame rate speeds. In an interview with Jonathan Morin, creative director, discussion of what gamers could expect on their respected platforms, be it the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Wii U, PC or current generation machines, was gone over. He had this to say:
"Right now the frame rate we're focusing on is a steady 30FPS, There's always a balance, especially for open world, between the simulation and the rest.
I think for where we are, the most important thing is the steadiness and ensuring that it's always capped the same so when you play it, it feels right."
The point of interest came when Morin refused to acknowledge the final resolutions of the title on each platform, simply stating that he was "unsure." Intrigued, sources were contacted with connections to the project. What was discovered was not surprising, and if anything should make sense of what platform holds the most potential this upcoming generation.
When asked what the final resolutions of these titles were shooting for, the answer's was almost as indecisive as Morin's, indicating that the team may still be working on optimization:
"720p on PS360, 1080 on PS4, TBD on Xbox One"
When asked if the difference was noticeable, the answer was clear:
"Big difference between last generation and next gen. You can see it. PC can hit up to 60fps 1080, but I think they are aiming for parity with PS4"
From there, the question of frame rate was put in the air, as the Xbox versions of multi-platform games have always seemed to be in question as of late:
"Both hit 30fps easy. I think Xbox One suffers a few dips from 60fps. PS4 is pretty smooth. Definitive version"
Finally, the idea of the Wii U being "between" next generation, although believable, was still questionable as most Wii U ports are simply that, ports. When asked the truthfulness behind this, the answer was... honest... if anything:
"Meh. Wii U is on par with current generation, to be honest."
So there you have it, the PlayStation 4 version of Watch_Dogs is the definitive version, lining up directly with what most developers have been saying regarding both next generation consoles. Keep in mind, these are not confirmed numbers, just rumors from a trust source, so take everything with a grain of salt.
Natsu escribió:"Both hit 30fps easy. I think Xbox One suffers a few dips from 60fps.
¿hola?
)"Meh. Wii U is on par with current generation, to be honest."
juan19 escribió:
en este se ven las sombras.
..............
que alguien traduzca esto.
Rumor: PlayStation 4 gets graphically definitive version of Watch_DogsEarlier today, talk regarding the next generation versions of Ubisoft's "Watch_Dogs" was put under fire regarding display resolutions and frame rate speeds. In an interview with Jonathan Morin, creative director, discussion of what gamers could expect on their respected platforms, be it the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Wii U, PC or current generation machines, was gone over. He had this to say:
"Right now the frame rate we're focusing on is a steady 30FPS, There's always a balance, especially for open world, between the simulation and the rest.
I think for where we are, the most important thing is the steadiness and ensuring that it's always capped the same so when you play it, it feels right."
The point of interest came when Morin refused to acknowledge the final resolutions of the title on each platform, simply stating that he was "unsure." Intrigued, sources were contacted with connections to the project. What was discovered was not surprising, and if anything should make sense of what platform holds the most potential this upcoming generation.
When asked what the final resolutions of these titles were shooting for, the answer's was almost as indecisive as Morin's, indicating that the team may still be working on optimization:
"720p on PS360, 1080 on PS4, TBD on Xbox One"
When asked if the difference was noticeable, the answer was clear:
"Big difference between last generation and next gen. You can see it. PC can hit up to 60fps 1080, but I think they are aiming for parity with PS4"
From there, the question of frame rate was put in the air, as the Xbox versions of multi-platform games have always seemed to be in question as of late:
"Both hit 30fps easy. I think Xbox One suffers a few dips from 60fps. PS4 is pretty smooth. Definitive version"
Finally, the idea of the Wii U being "between" next generation, although believable, was still questionable as most Wii U ports are simply that, ports. When asked the truthfulness behind this, the answer was... honest... if anything:
"Meh. Wii U is on par with current generation, to be honest."
So there you have it, the PlayStation 4 version of Watch_Dogs is the definitive version, lining up directly with what most developers have been saying regarding both next generation consoles. Keep in mind, these are not confirmed numbers, just rumors from a trust source, so take everything with a grain of salt.
http://www.examiner.com/article/rumor-p ... b_articles
creo que dicen que la mejor version o mas estable , es la de ps4.
tiku escribió:No lo sé, pero que sea el director creativo del juego quien diga estas cosas puede dar alguna pista que otra xDDDD
. gynion escribió:juan19 escribió:
en este se ven las sombras.
..............
que alguien traduzca esto.
Rumor: PlayStation 4 gets graphically definitive version of Watch_DogsEarlier today, talk regarding the next generation versions of Ubisoft's "Watch_Dogs" was put under fire regarding display resolutions and frame rate speeds. In an interview with Jonathan Morin, creative director, discussion of what gamers could expect on their respected platforms, be it the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Wii U, PC or current generation machines, was gone over. He had this to say:
"Right now the frame rate we're focusing on is a steady 30FPS, There's always a balance, especially for open world, between the simulation and the rest.
I think for where we are, the most important thing is the steadiness and ensuring that it's always capped the same so when you play it, it feels right."
The point of interest came when Morin refused to acknowledge the final resolutions of the title on each platform, simply stating that he was "unsure." Intrigued, sources were contacted with connections to the project. What was discovered was not surprising, and if anything should make sense of what platform holds the most potential this upcoming generation.
When asked what the final resolutions of these titles were shooting for, the answer's was almost as indecisive as Morin's, indicating that the team may still be working on optimization:
"720p on PS360, 1080 on PS4, TBD on Xbox One"
When asked if the difference was noticeable, the answer was clear:
"Big difference between last generation and next gen. You can see it. PC can hit up to 60fps 1080, but I think they are aiming for parity with PS4"
From there, the question of frame rate was put in the air, as the Xbox versions of multi-platform games have always seemed to be in question as of late:
"Both hit 30fps easy. I think Xbox One suffers a few dips from 60fps. PS4 is pretty smooth. Definitive version"
Finally, the idea of the Wii U being "between" next generation, although believable, was still questionable as most Wii U ports are simply that, ports. When asked the truthfulness behind this, the answer was... honest... if anything:
"Meh. Wii U is on par with current generation, to be honest."
So there you have it, the PlayStation 4 version of Watch_Dogs is the definitive version, lining up directly with what most developers have been saying regarding both next generation consoles. Keep in mind, these are not confirmed numbers, just rumors from a trust source, so take everything with a grain of salt.
http://www.examiner.com/article/rumor-p ... b_articles
creo que dicen que la mejor version o mas estable , es la de ps4.
¿Estos son el tipo de rumores a los que no debemos hacer caso o por contra son fiables como el de los 12gb, la DGpu, los 1080p de BF4 solo en ONE, etc, etc...?
IridiumArkangel escribió:Natsu escribió:"Both hit 30fps easy. I think Xbox One suffers a few dips from 60fps.
¿hola?
Si, un poco wtf la frase, pero entiendo que ambas tienen el target de 60fps sólo que en XOne tiene más caidas. Luego en nativas, Ps4 a 1080p y XOne tba (quizás 900p!?
Esta tambien deja cosas claras, aunque no es nada nuevo..."Meh. Wii U is on par with current generation, to be honest."
Watch Dogs will run at 30FPS on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, creative director Jonathan Morin has told VideoGamer.com.
"Right now the frame rate we're focussing on [is] a steady 30[FPS]," said Morin speaking to us at Eurogamer Expo this afternoon. "There's always a balance, especially for open world, between the simulation and the rest.
"I think for where we are, the most important thing is the steadiness and [ensuring] that it's always capped the same so when you play it it feels right."
Despite confirming the frame rate, though, Morin could not confirm the game's native resolution on next-gen platforms, claiming that he didn't know whether the game would run at 720p or 1080p.
Watch Dogs launches on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U, PC & Xbox One on November 22. A PlayStation 4 version is due to follow on November 29.
eloskuro escribió:Tamien se puede pensar que dice que la ps4 irá a 30 fps estables y que el de la one va a 60 con caidas de frame rate... Es lo que tienen los rumores, que se lian hasta los que los escriben
No impresiona como antes lo hacía, e incluso hay cosas que me parecen mejor recreadas en este último (como el agua). Scatsy escribió:eloskuro escribió:
Tamien se puede pensar que dice que la ps4 irá a 30 fps estables y que el de la one va a 60 con caidas de frame rate...
Desde luego, no vayamos a pensar que haya la posibilidad de que la versión de PS4 sea mejor, donde vamos a llegar por dios por dios.
![[qmparto]](/images/smilies/net_quemeparto.gif "Que me parto!")
Scatsy escribió:eloskuro escribió:
Tamien se puede pensar que dice que la ps4 irá a 30 fps estables y que el de la one va a 60 con caidas de frame rate...
Desde luego, no vayamos a pensar que haya la posibilidad de que la versión de PS4 sea mejor, donde vamos a llegar por dios por dios.
