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[Digital Foundry] Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth on PS5 - Quality/Performance Modes + More
Bloobs
Al Pachinko, Konami President
Pre-order canceled.
saintjules
Gold Member
Imagine canceling this game because of this.
I mean I wish it was definitely better perf wise, but after a 4 year wait for this I'm not canceling shit.
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FoxMcChief
Gold Member
People think they need 60fps with a clean IQ and a high resolution.
I have no problem with 30fps with a cleaner IQ and higher resolution. That’s how I’m currently playing Helldivers 2.
Zuzu
Member
Yeah, doubt I’ll buy this as it currently is because of that terrible image quality in performance mode. I’ll have to wait for the PC version or a PS5 Pro version. I have a feeling that the eventual PC version will be a bit of a mess. UE4 + Open World + Square Enix + PC = potential disaster.
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Senua
Member
I can quite easily imagine, if one strongly dislikes 30fps action games.
Sushi_Combo
Member
Performance modes are garbage anyway. Quality gang for life.
MikeM
Gold Member
Why not? This game is $94 CAD before tax in Canada. You can bet i’m having second thoughts on paying that much for a perf mode that is pretty subpar.
Everyones’ eyes are different. I can’t do 30fps on OLED.
rickybooby87
Member
Anything "spoilery" in this? We need that summary!
Lokaum D+
Member
Zuzu
Member
There’s nothing major but they do show off a nice area in the video which might spoil it a bit for you. I think it’s still near the beginning but if you really don’t want anything spoilt then maybe don’t watch.
Rocco Schiavone
Member
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Nearest neighbor upscaling is not the better solution, square, lol
saintjules
Gold Member
While I'm eager for a Pro, I wouldn't wait for something that hasn't been announced yet.
Besides I suspect this game will warrant a 2nd playthrough. Kind of like when Remake got that 60fps update. Made it much sweeter the second time around.
Senua
Member
Radioskugga
Member
I'm not yet decided if I'm gonna go for performance or quality. On a Oled 30fps is not ideal, and there is no motion blur in this game (I think).
Imtjnotu
Member
This
It's the first version of the demo and not the patched version
Sushi_Combo
Member
Why subject myself to an inferior TV panel that will burn in eventually. LCD all the away baby.Most likely never played 30fps on an OLED.
Rocco Schiavone
Member
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balls of snow
Gold Member
Quality mode lets go.
As a story driven game Banishers is very good, you won't be disappointedI might wait with this game and play Banishers instead. I have a feeling that they will improve the performance mode post launch, after everyone finished the game ofc
I would be fine with 30 fps mode, but it looks rough on OLED without motion blur
Mister Wolf
Gold Member
Honestly they are better off dropping the resolution and using UE5's TSR. Ghostwire Tokyo is a UE4 game using TSR. No excuse for Square.
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Senua
Member
LCD evangelists and 30fps enjoyers go hand in hand.
Dacvak
No one shall be brought before our LORD David Bowie without the true and secret knowledge of the Photoshop. For in that time, so shall He appear.
What the hell is up with that nearest neighbor upscaling? That looks awful. Maybe it’s not as bad if you’re sitting far enough from your TV.
Also, I have no problem with 30fps games, but proper motion blur is an absolute MUST. Especially camera movement motion blur.
Also, I have no problem with 30fps games, but proper motion blur is an absolute MUST. Especially camera movement motion blur.
And yet there are still people questioning the need for a PRO console.
What's weird is that there was a really nice motion blur implemented in Remake, which is not the case at all here
Kenneth Haight
Gold Member
Yo Hiroki, where da fuck dat pro announcement at my man. My wallet is ready.
NeonGhost
uses 'M$' - What year is it? Not 2002.
I think this is more on the developers than the console
Tiamat2san
Member
I do it almost on every game every day.Most likely never played 30fps on an OLED.
I don’t see the problem on an oled (got a 2017/18 panasonic)
The only exceptions are racing and fighting games.
I am a console gamer since the NES era
30 fps mode doesn’t scare me,
ByWatterson
Member
If you play 30fps for literally an hour, all complaints go away.
Just play 30fps, get dem grafffixxxxxxx.
Just play 30fps, get dem grafffixxxxxxx.
NeonGhost
uses 'M$' - What year is it? Not 2002.
rofif
Can’t Git Gud
that's just Nearest neighbor scaling which is essentially integer scaler (no filtering).
Bad and very strange choice for non 2d pixelart game.
PS5 did that initially 3 years ago on screenshots of ps4 1080p games if you plyed at 4k. Look how it pixelated bloodborne screenshots (was good in game but no filtering on screenshots, it was weird)
look at the text and fence.
Bojji
Gold Member
This would have been tolerable with good camera motion blur like FFXVI but there isn't any...
Pixelated 60fps for me.
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marjo
Member
Yeah. The only explanation I can think of is that some people lack the ability the perceive how shit the motion resolution is at 30fps on an lcd.
rofif
Can’t Git Gud
I am oled user. 30 is still just fine. 24 is barely usable though. Slow panning shots in movies just judder.
30 depends. If motion blur is fine, it's ok. you get used to it as always
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SlimySnake
Flashless at the Golden Globes
15 minutes is all it takes for me to adjust. The trick is to never switch between 60 and 30 fps and you will have no need to adjust.
Ive been gaming on an OLED for the last 3 years and Spiderman Miles, Ratchet, FF16, Horizon FW, and Callisto all looked fine on the OLED. If anything its better because the input lag on the OLEDs is so low, it doesnt feel laggy.
I even disabled motion blur in Horizon FW to fix the intense HDR brightness flickering issues and didnt notice the jitteriness.
Again, the trick is to never switch back and forth. We have been playing 30 fps games for decades. Our eyes have already adjusted.
Ive been gaming on an OLED for the last 3 years and Spiderman Miles, Ratchet, FF16, Horizon FW, and Callisto all looked fine on the OLED. If anything its better because the input lag on the OLEDs is so low, it doesnt feel laggy.
I even disabled motion blur in Horizon FW to fix the intense HDR brightness flickering issues and didnt notice the jitteriness.
Again, the trick is to never switch back and forth. We have been playing 30 fps games for decades. Our eyes have already adjusted.
