Phew, now I can sleep again after my preorder.

Good on the Developers for taking that feedback onboard and making it work. Hopefully people will exercise the fine art of forgive and forget, it sounds like they worked hard to fix it.

60fps is great and all, but I find it fascinating that it's being used as a make or break deal nowadays.

There has never been an era of 3D gaming beforehand where 60fps was the standard. The PS2 era was closest, but even then, the split between 60fps and 30fps is about 50-50

I find it fascinating because you hear people moan all the time that games aren't taking advantage of the PS5's capabilities. Yet a lot of these people also moan when you have games run at 30fps. I'm not saying that any of these people are wrong, but it is something to think about.

Personally, I don't really mind what the framerate is. I play PAL N64 games a bunch, Perfect Darlk is one of my favourite games of all time. If I can accept that game's framerate, I can play a game at 30fps.

Hmmm, knee jerk reaction to the number of cancelled pre-orders and de-wishlists after the previous announcement methinks.

Plus another example of 'Day One' patching, why wasn't this included in the GOLD version I don't know but again we have an example of an incomplete disc version of a game. I was looking at this one but now again I'm going to wait for the inevitable umpteen patches before picking it up half price next year.

The question is can it hold a 60fps though?

Good news but I was keeping my pre order anyway to back the devs

Good for them! They should have just mentioned one was in testing and people would have been fine with that, hopefully it works and the game is good on launch, but the game has went from a Day 1 to wait and see how it reviews before deciding, just too many games releasing in Sept and Oct so money has to be spent wisely!

Thank goodness! Game looks great, planning to pick this up at some point!

@ShadowRJ I hear you. I’m not a forensic gamer either. That being said, I won’t buy 30fps games really anymore. It’s 2026 and for the price, to play sluggish 30, just not willing to do it. But that’s just me.
I’d rather games be smaller in scope and run well than be huge and not.

Changed my preorder to onimusha now I have to change it back 🤦🏻‍♂️

@x3King84 To be honest, it's hard to even find a PS5 that doesn't have a 60fps mode. The only PS5 game I played at 30fps was Plague Tale Requiem, and that one had a 60fps mode patch later on.

I guess it's always good to have this but I'm ngl - I play RPG-adjacent games (and even some action games if they're not too fast) in 40fps modes and it's fine to me. Maybe I'm old
The caveat is of course that you need a 120Hz screen for these to work correctly but I think those are fairly common now.

@ShadowRJ personally I don't like 30fps. Some games like Gotham knights look really smooth running in 30fps but the majority of games just look jerky to me. I'm pretty spoilt since I upgraded to the ps5 Pro because a lot of the time the performance mode is pretty much what quality mode was on the base ps5 except 60fps and that is pretty much the mode I play. When I look back at the games I used to play on the og xbox,ps2,360 I sometimes wonder how I never had a seizure.

Disaster launch averted.
No 60fps = No buy

This applies for all games, i don't care about which genre it is 😒

@ShadowRJ people standards have changed now, they want more 60 FPS than 30.

They felt the pressure lol...good move after all.

@ShadowRJ I think it is because we have reached a point of diminishing returns when it comes to graphics resolution in gaming. Generations used to have pretty sizable jumps in quality for resolution and model detail but now gamers are noticing the latest jump is so much smaller. Add in the fact that a lot of games now have an option to play at 60fps at a lower resolution, it becomes apparent that the difference between 4k resolution and something like 1440 are so small it is unnoticeable unless you are examining the image in depth while the difference between 30fps and 60 is immediately apparent upon playing. It almost feels like when a game focuses on resolution and graphics over performance it is because the developers are getting a little self indulgent in the name of art while forgetting they are making a game. When they are spending time modeling the individual hairs all over a random npc’s body that is just being self absorbed at that point

Wise up and beware.

We’ve heard this before and received fake 60fps modes.

If it drops below the VRR window causing stutter or tearing, it’s not a 60fps mode.

Also 640p like FF16 is also not a legitimate 60fps mode.

@Kz_Eikon They certainly have. I remember the PS3 games where a stable 30fps was a luxury.

Yeah this wasn't based on feedback ur not creating a whole new graphics mode in this short amount of time this was already in the works

@ShadowRJ you don't need high fps when it's 2D. Furthermore if you play 60 fps and then 30 fps then you'd see the difference. It also depends on the hz of your tv, if you play on an old tv then you wouldn't feel it

@Tsushima I haven't pre ordered but this is the way I approach new games these days. I genuinely want to support the devs that make the kind of games I enjoy, especially new ones. In the age of sequels and remakes , new stories and new gameplay ideas need to be rewarded. Rebel Wolves willingness to change course based on feedback , I think, is a good sign.

I need gameplay footage of it running 60fps.

@Dai_e_vai Surely it's the opposite, mo? Almost every single 2D game that I know plays in 60fps, because more often than not, those game need percise control.

The only exceptions I can think of are Puppeteer and the LittleBigPlanet games.

@dwayne91 Im backing them like I did Pearl Abyss. I got alot of hours out of Crimson Desert. I think sometimes its best to support a new dev instead of a 60fps bandwagon

@ShadowRJ the problem many people have is that LED tvs are lesser than CRT tvs from prior generations. Unless someone has a good OLED with a good processor to compensate and smooth out motion. Lower frame rates are more noticeable. The vast majority of people won’t care as long as the game is playable. But I’m with you. I’m not about to dismiss a game because it isn’t 30 fps. I can deal with 30 fps for a console RPG. I did with the Witcher 3 on Xbox one.

@Northern_munkey yes Gotham knights was very smooth in 30 fps I remember people moaning about it

@ShadowRJ
Well, one of the "downgrades" that came with digital era was the fact that 30fps became nearly unplayable due to issues related to the constant 60hz output of LCD screens.

On old CRT screens you barely felt when your frame dipped bellow 30fps, which happened very often on most games, because scanline worked as a natural v-sync and the bloom from those TVs worked as a natural motion blur.

Games were also made around that knowledge, GTA trilogy would use dithering masks on LOD models as they were loading knowing it would smooth the pop-in transition. Pixel art was also made around that tech.

All in all, I don't mind 30fps games as long its stable and constant.

@ShadowRJ agree. Stable framerate has always been a bigger deal to me, I'll take 30fps solid with fantastic graphics over an uneven 60fps

Blood is back on the menu, boys!

However I'm worried by the 'targeting 60 FPS' expression. I'll wait for performance reviews before buying.

I wonder how many people in these comments won't buy GTA6 then because it will probably run on 30fps too xD

90% of the comments from previous article looking foolish right about now.

Cool, I was getting it anyway. Strange but cool.

There is no excuse for the Pro to not have 60 fps. If a game since Resident Evil 9's PSSR 2 upgrade doesn't come out with a 60 fps mode with PSSR then it's a no buy for me.

@ShadowRJ people today look for any and every reason to NOT play games.

@Fiendish-Beaver “I start convulsing and projectile-vomiting at anything below 90!!”

Remember, TARGETING is not the same as locked.
Gonna be interesting to see how close OG PS5 and Series X can get to 60fps.
Pro have a better chance, unless the game is CPU heavy. As long as it don't drops below 48fps, VRR can come to the rescue.
Just keep your expectations in check.

@Hoff fps, PSSR2... how about whether or not the game is actually fun to play? Or do you care more about tech specs than playing?

I'm probably going to be playing this at 40FPS, which I find is a really nice middle ground for my eyes, but I'm really happy they're including a 60FPS mode. Plenty of gamers have its absence as a deal breaker.