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Digital Foundry: Resident Evil Village on iPhone 15 Pro vs iPad Pro M1 vs Steam Deck - Resi Goes Mobile!
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FoxMcChief
Gold Member
Come on bro, where’s the breakdown. It’s been 2 minutes already.
I’m just kidding. No body cares.
I’m just kidding. No body cares.
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Magic Carpet
Gold Member
DF do'in mobile.
I've got these games on my iPhone 15 pro max, They play just fine, but I've never played them on console so can't compare.
I was an anti Resident Evil poster and hated seeing the threads everyday. But now I've played the games and understand the love.
Yay mobile.
I've got these games on my iPhone 15 pro max, They play just fine, but I've never played them on console so can't compare.
I was an anti Resident Evil poster and hated seeing the threads everyday. But now I've played the games and understand the love.
Yay mobile.
Kings Field
Member
I have a 15 pro max so I may try RE.
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.
It’s completely bonkers to me that this is able to run at all on a tiny, passively cooled device. I would never want to play the game like this, but this is still damned impressive.
Magic Carpet
Gold Member
It was a lot, I'll be paying for it for the next 3 years. Unless I get another broken screen anyway.
I can do a basic summary
-Looks great on screen on iPhone screen, best looking phone game Oliver has seen, maximum resolution is 900p
-Thermal throttle is not an issue, settles clocks after a minute or 2 with not performance penalty observed
-TAA seems broken so recommends Metal FX Quality, also improves performance, unlike most other settings
-Higher memory settings like Texture Quality will crash the game after a while
-Metal FX Quality renders at 0.4 on each axis on iPhone, unlike the Mac version which is 0.5 times
-Metal FX Quality is ML based like DLSS 2 and looks good, except for transparent surfaces, while Metal FX Performance is a spacial upscaler like FSR 1.0 but looks worse than FSR 1
-Uncapped the game has major frame time issues, capped to 30 fps seems to improve this a lot but event then the game doesn't have stable performance in a lot of areas
-M1 iPad Pro has better performance but not transformative
-Steam Deck runs around twice as fast while rendering at 1080p, but consumes more power
-Unpleasent to play on touch but supports controllers
Basically it's a neat tech demo, but it's not a great way to play.
-Looks great on screen on iPhone screen, best looking phone game Oliver has seen, maximum resolution is 900p
-Thermal throttle is not an issue, settles clocks after a minute or 2 with not performance penalty observed
-TAA seems broken so recommends Metal FX Quality, also improves performance, unlike most other settings
-Higher memory settings like Texture Quality will crash the game after a while
-Metal FX Quality renders at 0.4 on each axis on iPhone, unlike the Mac version which is 0.5 times
-Metal FX Quality is ML based like DLSS 2 and looks good, except for transparent surfaces, while Metal FX Performance is a spacial upscaler like FSR 1.0 but looks worse than FSR 1
-Uncapped the game has major frame time issues, capped to 30 fps seems to improve this a lot but event then the game doesn't have stable performance in a lot of areas
-M1 iPad Pro has better performance but not transformative
-Steam Deck runs around twice as fast while rendering at 1080p, but consumes more power
-Unpleasent to play on touch but supports controllers
Basically it's a neat tech demo, but it's not a great way to play.
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Schmendrick
Member
This sounds like a "This toaster runs Doom" situation.
Yes it can run the game, but you wouldn`t want to experience the game like this let alone buy the device for this. And this toaster costs more than a grand, too.
It´s a nice PR material and not much more.
Yes it can run the game, but you wouldn`t want to experience the game like this let alone buy the device for this. And this toaster costs more than a grand, too.
It´s a nice PR material and not much more.
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rodrigolfp
Haptic Gamepads 4 Life
"Resi Goes Mobile!"
What year is it?
analog_future
Resident Crybaby
Half as fast as the Steam Deck, which is already pretty underpowered nowadays.
Stil a longggg way to go.
Stil a longggg way to go.
killatopak
Gold Member
Did they mention how long you can play on a full charge?
I'm hoping at least 2 hours.
I'm hoping at least 2 hours.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
What the hell
adamsapple
, unless Xbox is the clear cut winner, you don’t post a detailed summary? Fucking green rat.
adamsapple
, unless Xbox is the clear cut winner, you don’t post a detailed summary? Fucking green rat. 
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
What the hell
Too much settings jargon for me lol.
The TL-DR is that it's ok for a phone, increasing settings to the max makes the app crash and Steam Deck runs better than Iphone Pro Max Championship Edition.
