@redd214 Thanks for sharing! It does sound impressive from what I've seen elsewhere too. Hopefully this means that all games we will notice a difference and the improvements the dual sense gives are not so gimmicky. Which I know has been a critique of the these things in the past.
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@R1spam the headset is good so far, haven't been blown away by it but obviously just using it on the ps4 so that certainly may change. Is on par with the ps4 gold headset though the fit, at least for me is a bit better. The way it curves is more comfortable on my ears. Though from what I can tell it's using the same type of "pleather" material on the cups as the gold headset and that crap started peeling off a lot sooner than it should have for me so that's something long term will have to keep an eye on.
@Octane@JohnnyShoulder yeah I was very shocked to notice such a difference immediately especially playing only thru remote play. The amount of games that are supposedly taking advantage of it so at launch is promising but we'll see how long that keeps up for 3rd parties, I'm sure it'll be implemented creatively with all ps studios games though.
Dock came, not as exciting lol. Works, charges controller as expected but happy to get another piece of the puzzle. Though the boss lady (wife) after seeing these ps5 boxes is giving me that "my turn to go shopping" look lol šš«
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The DualSense news has me excited. Mainly because it comes from news sites. I remember when HD Rumble was made to be a big deal, but it was hardly talked about during the previews.
@Anti-Matter Not sure what you mean by 'soft' release, but the console releases 12th November in the US, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea, and 19th November in the UK and the rest of the world.
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Insomniac's Spider-Man games are the first since probably Arkham City to make me feel genuinely proud for being an avid comic book reader since childhood. Really hope they can stretch this partnership with Marvel out to at least 5 games. 3 for Peter Parker and 2 for Miles.
Same here! I'd love to see a legit Spider-Man 3 game that completely wraps up Peter's story arc, as well as Miles standalone game being popular enough for it's own direct sequel.
(I secretly hope we'll also get three Miles Morales games)
@KidBoruto@TheFrenchiestFry I just wanna game in the same art style as ITSV. Having the suit is a good step in that direction, but it would blow my mind to have the whole game in a similar style. Just like the film did when I saw it.
@Kidfried Yes November is a great time to be a gamer, not sure what Nintendo have coming out and xbox owners can play all their old games from decades past, damn shame about Halo infinite. But Dammit Sony have me tied to their eco system with all the awesome 1st party games sequels and hopefully some new IP's to get excited about!
@JohnnyShoulder Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 was actually a pretty great example of mimicking that comic book feel but the ITSV suit seems to be going even a step further
Based on screenshots it looks like they even added the onomatopoeia from hit effects like POW and WHAM straight from the film when you beat up goons
This doesn't look like the homemade suit Miles wore in that gif
If that's the suit I think it is I'd just like to say I called it, pay me my royalties Insomniac even though it was probably in the game before its announcement
Just read that AC: Valhalla is upscaled 4k / 60fps on ps5, but native 4k/60fps on XSX. Grain of salt based on the source being marketting, but still. #panic
Maybe it has to do with the PS5 being slightly less powerful than Series X but it makes about as much sense as Dirt, Maneater and Yakuza supporting cross buy/save on Xbox but not on PlayStation
@Mega-Gazz Abandon ship! Abandon ship! Honestly, either this says that there is a gap in power (which there irrefutably is), or PS5 is using pretty damn good upscale tech (which I donāt doubt). Too little information at this time to really delve into the whys and wherefores of this situation but itās interesting.
Couple more thoughts on the dualsense after another day:
-the dpad doesn't have the concaved dip that the ds4 has. It's actually much easier to move between the dpad directions because of it. I'm no esports pro, but even still I can see this being better for fighting games or other ones that require precise dpad movement.
-the share and options buttons are more raised so they're easier to find while playing. On the ds4 they are completely flush with the surface of the front. Now after playing with it for hours your muscle memory will be able to find them but because they are raised by literally a mm on the dualsense their much quicker to get to.
-ran some extremely scientific DF quality tests on battery life (not really ) but the dualsense battery seems to be a little under to 2 times the ds4. I personally have never had an issue with the ds4 battery life but I know it's a pain point for a lot of people
@nessisonett or it is just that they didnāt have time to really optimize the game before launch so XSXās power is helping it. Who knows. DF will tell us the truth eventually, but either way it wonāt change much.
@Mega-Gazz Does it really matter? In all honesty, with a smaller GPU with less processing power, it would stand to reason that games will have to compromise somewhere. If its not 'resolution', it could be on visual settings or maybe not be as stable on frame-rates. Its like expecting an RTX 3070 perform exactly like an RTX 3080 - I picked these two because they are both the same core architecture. I am not being bias, but I don't expect the PS5 to deliver the same graphical quality if both are being pushed to the max. Even if it is faster, it still cannot process as many operations per frame...
I have no doubt that games will still look great. Hypothetically, even if the PS5 had to settle for 1800p compared to native 4k, it would not look as bad as 900p on Xbox One vs 1080p on PS4 and I would rather devs focused on ensuring the frame rates are solid, parity there, than trying to get both consoles to look the same.
Even if the PS5 doesn't offer graphical parity, would that really change your mind on purchasing?
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