Grinchy
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Yeah, I totally am. Why would I bother with my favorite hobby for the next 3+ years when I could wait for smaller popped collars?
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PlayStation 5 [OT] Taking Over The World One SSD At A Time
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EliteClarity
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Bo_Hazem
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I'll get PS5 now, and PS5 Pro later that'll be based on AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT.
Bo_Hazem
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I listen to them on the console, but you can from Sony Music app as well or spotify.
HeadsUp7Up
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Hype got to me and I sold my PS4 Pro while it still had some decent value. Will be on the lookout for a Digital Edition once these finally launch. I kept telling myself I would wait until the first revision but why wait if I can afford it.
Bo_Hazem
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Fortnite Next-Gen Runs at 4K (1080p on Series S) and 60FPS; DualSense Support on PS5
wccftech.com
- 4K Resolution at 60 FPS on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X — Experience Fortnite like never before on consoles with stunning 4K running at a smooth 60 FPS.
- Dynamic Visuals and Physics — Experience a more dynamic and interactive world with grass and trees responding to explosions, enhanced fluid simulations for smoke and liquid (cooler-looking smoke and liquid effects), and all-new Storm and cloud effects.
- Get into Matches Faster — Loading performance has been significantly upgraded, not only improving texture loading but also helping you get into a match from game start-up much faster.
- Enhanced Split Screen — Split Screen now supports 60 FPS.
Fortnite Next-Gen Runs at 4K (1080p on Series S) and 60FPS; DualSense Support on PS5
Epic Games shared the details of the promised Fortnite next-gen update. The game will run at 4K@60 on PS5 and XSX, while Series S does 1080p.
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TrackZ
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Yep. This.
ToadMan
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Nitty_Grimes
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
Just been told I am getting a long service award from work which is £500 of Amazon vouchers.
I shall be buying my additional storage device with this I think.
I shall be buying my additional storage device with this I think.
Bo_Hazem
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Nitty_Grimes
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
Neo Blaster
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Next gen thread came back to the variable frequencies discussion again? It's time for it to be definitely put down...
TranscendentDee
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Bo_Hazem
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Insane Metal
Yes, it's Arabic. This is massive support as it seems, much more care and love from Sony ME! Those adventure games get ignored usually due to not many understanding English and stick to COD/Fortnite/FIFA and the likes.
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Cock of War
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Bo_Hazem
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-Arcadia-
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Now I need a tutorial of how to use a screwdriver.
1: Place the handle of the screwdriver in your mouth
2: Bite down
3: Do a side-flip
4: Repeat as necessary
Bo_Hazem
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IntentionalPun
Ask me about my wife's perfect butthole
Man I really can't wait for this shit.
3D audio + dual sense + load times so short they can be hidden behind incredibly short animations.. I really think Sony is knocking it out of the park this generation.
Bo_Hazem
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Here you see the RealTek audio chip (crab logo) inside the DualSense, which is needed for haptic feedback as it's sound-based, I think, which makes it easy to implement!
Could help with the tempest 3D through the 3.5 jack.
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IntentionalPun
Ask me about my wife's perfect butthole
Bo_Hazem
: Interesting stuff.. my guess would be haptics like you said. I can't imagine the controller would have any 3d audio specific hardware in it. That same audio can be sent via USB or BT so I think all that processing would be on the system-side and I think the controller is just a basic BT to 3.5 converter.
Bo_Hazem
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This proves that it's audio-based? PC uses RealTek mostly:
Mobile Suit Gooch
Grundle: The Awakening
MasterCornholio
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Yoboman
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Awesome! Hope that's what it doesHere you see the RealTek audio chip (crab logo) inside the DualSense, which is needed for haptic feedback as it's sound-based, which makes it easy to implement!
Could help with the tempest 3D through the 3.5 jack.
Bo_Hazem
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PS5's DualSense has a RealTek audio chip, and Haptic Feedback uses sound effects!
According to a test by the youtuber @Dalto11 , he tried the DualSense Haptic Feedback on PC using audio/sound effects! And his feedback seems inline with what other youtubers describe the feel of different textures/materials in Astro's Playroom: When sent him this photo, it was actually...
According to a test by the youtuber dalto11, he tried the DualSense Haptic Feedback on PC using audio/sound effects! And his feedback seems inline with what other youtubers describe the feel of different textures/materials in Astro's Playroom:
When sent him this photo, it was actually posted by him on Resetera originally, and that's his DS that he tore down! You can see the RealTek audio chip there:
In case you're not familiar, this is the logo:
Other youtuber's feedback:
This should mean that Haptic Feedback is extremely easy to optimize/implement, so most developers will actually implement it:
Developers looking for an easy way to implement haptic feedback into their PlayStation 5 games will be able to utilise a new technology that uses the sound effects from games to generate DualSense rumble. As part of a technology-themed booklet, the platform holder explained that it aims to “reduce the burden” for some teams by providing simple solutions that utilise its hardware.
“We have created a haptic vibration waveform design environment that anyone can use easily,” the manufacturer said. “In this way, we have not only developed a tool that allows game creators to design an impactful, natural, and comfortable vibration waveform in fewer steps, but also created a method of almost automatically generating vibration patterns from a game’s sound effects.”
In theory, this means that loud sounds such as explosions would provide heavy feedback, while softer sounds like rippling water would be much gentler. Obviously, developers who design custom waveforms will have much more success with the technology, but this sounds like a nice easy way for smaller teams to get started.
Official reference from Sony itself, page 26:
Along with that, the RealTek audio chip could as well provide high-quality tempest 3D audio support through the 3.5 jack:
On the PS5, you’ll be able to experience 3D Audio with the headphones that many of you already own, either through USB connection to the console, or by plugging your headphones into the DualSense wireless controller’s 3.5mm headset jack.
Experience PS5’s Tempest 3D AudioTech with compatible headsets at launch, TV Virtual Surround Sound coming after launch
Experience 3D audio in games like Demon's Souls, Resident Evil Village, Gran Turismo 7, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, and more.
blog.playstation.com
And let's not forget that the DualSense has a very good microphone and a speaker! (mic)
So, what you guys think?
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edotlee
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Not sure if it's mentioned in that video, but you need a wireless controller bluetooth adapter (like this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0786JC6VW/?tag=neogaf0e-20) to use it on the Switch.
Knitted Knight
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Tchu-Espresso
likes mayo on everthing and can't dance
Very good looking game but the lighting seems overly static. Some enemies do not cast any shadows.Demon's Souls official 2nd gameplay trailer screenshots I've made:
jose4gg you may quote this in the speculation thread
Bo_Hazem
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You don't cast very clear shadow without a very strong source of light. Usually under shade you barely have a shadow in real life.
Tchu-Espresso
likes mayo on everthing and can't dance
What about the shot in the church where the character, who casts a shadow is slashing a skeleton dude who has no shadow?
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Bo_Hazem
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You mean this?
This game has a crazy thing if you watch the video, the armor casts light like the original DS on PS3, they kept it here as well.
DarkParadise
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Spider-Man Miles Moralles suits leaked:
DrDamn
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Might be related to specific situations or a difference between performance / quality modes, but overly static?
Tchu-Espresso
likes mayo on everthing and can't dance
Take the boss fight with that Balrog looking bloke.
He is made of fire yet look at the environment closely he moves. The lighting should be far more dynamic than that. In fact, the majority of the dynamic lighting in that scene is when the character is attacking him and that’s largely because the character is the one emitting the dynamic light source.
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DrDamn
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That's fair. I think in general "fire" sources fall off very quickly in terms of lighting in the game (this is illustrated in the lightning strike example I added above too). The Balrog impact could be ramped up a bit especially as he flares up. They did change the look of the Balrog in the latest update too - making him more fiery - so maybe need to adjust the lighting they emit still too.
FrankWza
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rambone tested on pc and got some nice volume out of a set of 32 ohm headphones connected to Dualsense. I’m waiting to see how DS4 compares. It’s possible it has something like adjustr built in and can drive headphones easier. They are looking to make tempest 3D audio available to everyonethat has a set of headphones. I’m certain they considered this as well since most people will just plug the headphones into the Dualsense.
Laconian Sword
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I wouldn't hold my breath for a Slim. The whole reason it's so big is cooling, and that's going to be a lot harder to improve in only a few years. We'll see, but I feel like we're in a very different place in semiconductor tech these days. Seems like there's a lot less room for drastic improvements, but maybe someone more versed can chime in.
FrankWza
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consoles are out there, games are out there. Accessories have been out there for a week. Shipping will begin sooner than later...no reason to hold back Sony.
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