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The PlayStation 5 lead system architect Mark Cerny is surprised by the wide adoption of ray tracing, which he expected to see more in the latter parts of the current console generation, and the push for 60 frames per second, which has sort of become a universal rule.
A new Metal Gear Solid Delta vs Metal Gear Solid 3 comparison video has been released, showing the massive upgrades players can expect from the remake.
Three months after officially announcing the 3.1 update to its FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) technology suite, five games from Sony have all been patched to the new system. Ghost of Tsushima, Horizon Forbidden West, Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, and the two Spider-Man games now sport an improved shader-based upscaler and decoupled frame generation so that more PC gamers can enjoy the same boost in performance, but with better-looking results than before.
FromSoftware president Hidetaka Miyazaki had a ton to say in a recent interview with The Guardian: While most of the focus has been on him claiming to «suck» at his own games, he also gave some clues about what to expect from FromSoftware in the future.
Just a few minutes ago, Nixxes (which was acquired by Sony to work on its PlayStation to PC ports) confirmed the addition of AMD FSR 3.1 to several games, including Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered, Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition, and Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut.
is shooting for the moon. As a noteworthy up-and-comer to the tumultuous pool of team-based FPS hero shooters, there's a lot still left to reveal, but there's definitely something special at its core. Developed in-house at Sony’s own Firewalk Studios, makes for an ambitious and tantalizing debut for its developer, with a decidedly diverse cast of characters and a pleasing sense of kinetic movement and verticality to the action. Its blend of sci-fi worldbuilding and peppy personality shines through, even while the game appears inescapably similar to other franchises in its associated genres.
Sony revealed the three games PS Plus Essential subscribers can expect to get for no additional cost this July. The highlight of the month is Among Us, a popular social deduction multiplayer game that has stayed popular since it went viral in 2020. Borderlands 3 and NHL 24 aren’t too shabby either.
As is the case every month, PlayStation Plus is changing its roster of games in July, giving players a variety of new titles that they can add to their libraries and keep for as long as they're subscribed to the service. PlayStation Plus is divided into three tiers: Essential, Extra, and Premium, each with its own specific perks. Recent months have been particularly beneficial to Premium subscribers with the inclusion of more titles from the Classics library, which consists of PlayStation, PS2, and PSP games emulated and given newer features such as Trophies when brought to modern hardware.