The Medium latest trailer:
Starting to think it's not a launch game because the XSX development environment is coming in hot.
Was there any ray tracing in it? I have trouble telling with some games.
Yakuza 7 playing on Xbox Series X Gameplay
****WHOOPS, IGN Deleted it hahaha
I believe it has no RT so far. Didn't find signs of it. Especially here:
It’s not a big deal. It’s backwards compatible with any screwdriver I purchased prior to PS5.
Yeah seems like a mistaken publish and it will be up probably on Monday. Nice to get some next-gen gameplay finally.Was their something wrong with it? I'm guessing they probably broke an NDA by accident or something similar.
Why you quote a fanboy channel of youtube ?
You alsoBecause ... desperate.
Bet I could screw in my PS5 stand quicker13 seconds is quite a lot for next gen tbh.
Yeah seems like a mistaken publish and it will be up probably on Monday. Nice to get some next-gen gameplay finally.
And it would cost $/€2000!!
Yeah this was the next-gen version of it running natively on a Series X.Is it a next gen game?
Yeah this was the next-gen version of it running natively on a Series X.
You also
It ain't it's out in December
I believe it has no RT so far. Didn't find signs of it. Especially here:
Lol I haven't either. I don't even know who that is. I just saw the video and posted it.Lol i come i troll i laugh i leave .. i certainly haven't ever posted fanboy youtube rants as some type of evidence of anything.
I believe it has no RT so far. Didn't find signs of it. Especially here:
Maybe even a video that shows it and the ui. Would be sweet.Expecting a blog post next week outlining Game boost and the games which support it at launch.
Hes a former xbox fan who abandoned the platform, so he is particularly dislikedLol I haven't either. I don't even know who that is. I just saw the video and posted it.
Do you guys think the Pulse 3D would be worth it? I have a logitech g533
On day 1, this just means games with uncapped frame rates or inconsistent frame rates, or that use dynamic resolution, or are coded to scale the res up with power, will benefit. Ghost was clearly coded for PS5 in mind, because on PS4 Pro it already has a performance mode but thats still only 30 FPS, seems obvious thats for the PS5 60 FPS option.yep. even if it needs a patch, the patch will be as simple as adding a toggle to detect it at the OS level. It wont be a full patch that requires devs to test and implement a 60 fps option. just add support to detect boost mode and let that do its thing.
i wonder if this means Cyberpunk will run at 60 fps in boost mode. crazy.
I'm pretty sure the console itself will function without the stand in both a vertical and horizontal position. However like you said it could be a way to ensure that the cooling isn't messed up in either position.
Pretty sure some people are going to show the console running without a stand.
Does a square box make for superiority?
The PS5 stand clips onto the white plate when horizontal, so if one lifts the PS5 up and places it back down, the stand stays attached.
When the PS5 is vertical, the stand can't clip onto the PS5, so it needs the screw to remain attached even if the users picks up the PS5 and moves it, then places it back down.
As someone who used the Nintendo Wii with the stand vertically, it was annoying. The console just sat in the stand loose and so if I picked up the console, it didn't move the stand. Wish it had screwed in place into the console.
And what am I doing pray tell? I watched the video and quoted the guy word for word. And you quoting Tom Warren of all people is confirming what exactly? He's not the most reliable of sources.Mmnow said:If you're truly concerned about build quality, thats fine. This is a games console and nobody is going to take you hostage until you agree to buy one.
But don't justify that concern with out of context quotes from people who say there's nothing to be concerned about. That's the difference between someone who is worried about a console and then what you're doing.
Tom Warren put it best. These things wouldn't be out in the world if Microsoft had anything to hide.
Nope. What you quoted there is only the part about the SSD. When he said "The entire thing" he's talking about the console, whether you like it or not.Hix said:He's holding the SSD, the entire discussion was about the SSD and continues to be about the SSD thereafter. He even confirmed this himself on Twitter;
Literally everyone, including Giantbomb Jeff who you are holding to, says there are no issues.If you are concerned with a story you read saying the 1TB expansion drive "appeared to burn my hand!!" you are of course perfectly welcome to watch the full Beastcast sequence starting here: https://youtu.be/GAFOZWz1S-o?t=1614… Hot to the touch, yes, but clearly did not *burn my hand*
Heat dissipation is normal and by design, saying otherwise is just spreading FUD.
My Pro is always trying to take off, but I never checked the heat at the back of it. It's just when it goes loud I assume it's getting pretty hot and that's why the fans are loud. As for my One X, let's say 99.99999% of the time it's quiet, apart from that one time where I heard the fans kick in. I ignored it for a while because I didn't think it was the One X, since it never happened before. But 5-10 minutes in I looked at it again and got concerned. So I went to see if it really is the one making that noise, and it was. I put my hand on it and on the back and it was HOT. I was surprised to see that as it never ran that hot. Then I noticed it had no breathing space to dissipate all that heat it's exhausting. I have a piece of cloth on my entertainment unit that covers it, and I lift it when I'm playing so the consoles can have enough air to get rid of heat. So basically my One X was bathing in hot air at the time and therefore it got hot and the fans kicked in. Once I lifted the cloth, it went back to normal, and the extra heat went away. So when I heard the guy from the podcast say the console was toasty, the first thing I thought of was this incident I had. I do not want the console being this hot all the time!Endless Fluff said:It's not just the One X that does it, my Pro also blows out heat when it downloads shit in stand-by, the console gets warm while doing "nothing". It's normal. The expandable storage being hot is also normal, they (NVME drives) operate at very high temps. PS4 Pro and One X blow hair dryer levels of heat out back (above 60°C), are you worried about your current console?
There is no reason to be concerned about anything here... and even if, even IF Series X would run too hot (which I doubt), it's nothing a little firmware update couldn't fix. MS could simply increase the fan curve a little bit.
This whole thread is FUD, as fanboys like to call it. It's the same FUD as "PS5 is a 9TF machine because Cerny said the GPU down clocks under heavy load!!!".
If you want to call quoting someone word for word talking about the console and NOT the SSD, "concerned by misquoting someone", that's entirely on you, really. I'm being nothing but 100% honest.Jon Neu said:If you want to be concerned by misquoting some dude that at the same time is literally telling you that there isn't a problem, then that's entirely on you.
Evidence has been provided, word for word. You're just choosing not to like it.Redlight said:Concern should be supported by evidence, not FUD. The overwhelming evidence is that there is no problem. Even from the very guy you're trying to use to justify your 'concern'.
Those that choose to be concerned despite the evidence, well, who knows what that's about. Preorder or not.
No.sinnergy said:Just wait 2 years to buy PS5 and series X and let us beta test for you ! Deal?
I can't believe people are arguing over a freaking screw still
Yeah it was an interesting bit for sure. I think all in all while it's nice to have a large drive for storage, it's best to stay away from the mechanical drives moving forward. I believe both PS5 and Series X have 3.2 Gen 2 USB ports?
I'm going to use the Samsung T7 mainly for cold storage. Deciding whether if it will be for PS5 or Series X and buy another or something better down the road. I have a 2TB WD Passport drive for my PS4 Pro. I'm curious to see how slow it is when I copy the data over to PS5.
Why does it say, "And Console in Development"?The Medium trailer:
Why does it say, "And Console in Development"?
The difference is that FFXVI does not come out in December ..... The medium does.Its PC footage like final fantasy 16
The difference is that FFXVI does not come out in December ..... The medium does.
So given the ports on the PS5, am I right in assuming that any external USB drive that connects with a USB-A connector (USB 3.0 hopefully for speed) will work? I'm not seeing that the USB-C connection on the PS5 can be used for that, am I right? Trying to figure out what new external drive to buy to use for PS4 game storage and such.
Why does it say, "And Console in Development"?
Well I’m old and used to no loading... after PS1 gamers were not good in that point anymore.I think you take the idea of a videogame taking 13 seconds to load waaaay too seriously but, you know, if it keeps you happy, you go for it champ.
Xbox were hyping up back compat. Yet PS comes out with confirmation 98% working games first. Whats going on here?
Joris Four (Product Manager): I think I speak for all of us when I say Raytracing. It will really bring the immersion to another level.
We will absolutely support ray tracing, it is part of our roadmap for the Realm Beyond. We will take our time to implement it on PlayStation 5 / Xbox Series S / X and PC in order to avoid negative impacts on the gameplay and balancing.
Joris Four: At launch, we aim to have the game running with the best framerate possible in order to have the smoothest experience. For now, it’ll be 1080p, but we will keep investigating how to raise it to 1440p.
Finally, we also asked whether Dead by Daylight would support unique PlayStation 5 features such as the DualSense controller's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers or the Tempest 3D AudioTech. Unfortunately, these features won't be there when the next-gen patch hits.
Joris Four: This is not something we will bring to players at launch. Our goal was to be ready for the launch window of the consoles, and in order to achieve this, we had to prioritize features.