Over 260+ PS5 Games are Now 120FPS!
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nial
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None of those are PS5 games.
Evolved1
make sure the pudding isn't too soggy but that just ruins everything
i see, you're right.
nial
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It just means that the list got to 264 games most recently.
ReBurn
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Ah ok. Thanks
ReasonBeing
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I dropped prey because of the sluggish performance and perceived input lag. The 60 FPS patch it got for the Xbox was a game changer, turned out to be one of my favorite games. Point being, if you can find a way to play it with higher performance than 30 FPS, do it.
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March Climber
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SILKYSMOOTH30FPS
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It's great to mention 120fps, but how many of those games look blurrier than launch 360 titles from 2005?
powder
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powder
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They're gonna have to give up the marketing game before that, though. The average human eye can only see around 60hz.
ReBurn
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Danjin44
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This especially the fact I dont have TV that supports 120 FPS.
Pimpbaa
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The call of duty games don't get near 120fps most of the time. The framerate is highly variable. I mean BLOPS 6 might get into the 100fps+ region, but not for prolonged periods. I am a fan of games that offer unlocked framerates for their 30 and 60fps modes, even if it's just a very mild performance boost like cyberpunk on regular ps5. Wish more would offer 40fps+ modes.
ShadyAcshuns
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Maybe you can update Pure Xbox list then
All Xbox Series X|S Games That Support 120FPS
Take advantage of super high framerates
www.purexbox.com
vivftp
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Utilizing future variants of frame gen I expect the majority of PS6 games to be able to hit 240 FPS and a good amount will hit 480 FPS. The new HDMI spec supports 480 Hz at 4K and those sets will be on the market once the PS6 lands.
The reason I'm excited for 480 FPS games is this DF video where it's noted that the motion clarity at that frame rate is on par with what we used to get from CRTs
Super high frame rates will be a key talking point of next gen and Sony will use the PS6 to push folks to upgrade their TV. This is my prediction.
I played several hours of Mutant Year Zero at 60fps on PS4 Pro, there was a way glitching the game in options and the framerate was unlocked, but I don't remember the way now
Nintendo's Witch
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I own one PS5 Pro and an LG Oled capable TV. I couldn't care less outside of fighting games and FPS multiplayer games, I barely noticed it.
What about racing games? Does 120fps make sense?
GoldenEye98
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yeah any test I've seen of this mode on consoles and the fps is usually more like 90-100fps....still good option but yeah
Holammer
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I think 120x2 FG will become the norm with PS6 & Xbox α/ω
Running 240 native is a big waste of compute.
Skifi28
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Even on PC stable 120 can be rare and is usually guaranteed only on older games. Even with decent hardware, new releases are more like 90-120. As long as you're in the 90+ range, I don't think it matters that much anyway.
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Nintendo's Witch
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Fess
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The_Mike
I cry about SonyGaf from my chair in Redmond, WA
diffusionx
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Played DMC5 at 120fps with the PS5 Pro, it was super smooth and responsive.
dragonyeuw
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Mr Moose
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Why? TVs are mostly 60, some 120 and less 144Hz.
Lagspike_exe
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The 120 FPS on PS5 in too many cases requires a steep IQ cost. Pro, on the other hand, definitely made quite a bit of games run very well at 120 FPS with decent IQ.
Lagspike_exe
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We will need HDMI 2.2 TVs. The 2.1 format does not support 4K240hz. Right now, the best TVs go up to 4K165hz. I would definitely expect 240Hz with FG next gen, or some really simple games running it without FG. However, the install base by 2027 in terms of TVs is going to be tiny.
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
An indie dev or two might definitely aspire to do it, just for the giggles.
Like how The Touryst is technically an 8K game (even tho it's actually down-sampling).
Roberts
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I know you are joking but I'm not sure it is true. That said, XSX definitely has more 120fps games compared to PS5, thanks to FPS Boost program that they unfortunately abandoned.
HerjansEagleFeeder
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It's nice when you can just spend some money depending on your priorities and then brute force 120fps in all titles you actually want to play instead of being dependent on some random list a platform holder or publisher curates for you, oh wait
Skifi28
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vivftp
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It wouldn't need to be native. 240/480 FPS gaming should be achievable on PS6 via future frame gen tech
Indeed the user base of HDMI 2.2 TV owners will be tiny at the launch of the PS6, but ya gotta start somewhere. At least the stars aligned well enough for there to be ample time to ensure Sony could integrate the new standard into the console. As it's a device meant to have a several year lifespan the user base will grow over time and so will the number of games that take advantage of this feature.
Lagspike_exe
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To be honest, I would be happy if developers were releasing games that were maxing HDMI 2.1 spec, with 4K175Hz.
vivftp
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Unfortunately I don't think that's all too likely given the relatively small amount of supported displays and that the current consoles can't achieve that in any meaningful way.
Gonna be exciting next gen to see all this tech find its way into the next gen consoles and TVs. I imagine the PS6 will be THE device used by all TV manufacturers to demonstrate the ultra high refresh rates, other than their stock demo footage of course. Curious to see the motion clarity in person.