Thanks this is the relevant information for SSD speed discussion.
I ran it on a 55 inch tv, and it looked excellent.
Damn, look at those PS3 NPCs LOL
This goes against some things that we know to be true:As you say, English is not my native language and I accept and I apologize if sometimes I may not be expressing myself with due clarity.
That said, there are several posts where I have wanted to define my opinion and feelings and I think they are clear and logical.
It is as simple as that, after that article on Xbox Wire, my feeling that TC's help was essential for the Matrix demo to work decently in XSeries and especially in XSS and that for the PS5 version, Epic did not need so much the direct support of a Sony studio because they are already more than accommodated to their hardware and tools.
Without this TC optimization work, the small Epic team would have suffered to achieve the result that is seen today and who knows if they had considered making only a single PS5 version.
Their experience developing on PS5 is objetively greater and they know their tools better because they even created a specific technical demo. In XSeries his experience is ""nil"" and that is where TC came in, to alleviate that experience deficit with XSeries hardware.
I have never mentioned things like using different mods of the UE5 for each console.
To sumarice, I am referring to the advantage in terms of optimization of the simple experience of having worked with hardware (PS5) for several years (even in its design process) compared to not having (XS). Add that it is an engine in development and that there are still 1000 things to adjust before going to the market and you have the logic that TC was essential for this Matrix demo to be launched in XSeries, more so in this very premature state of UE5. (especially in XSS)
Did you change your meds? Not sure this change of narrative is believable otherwise.
There is no contradiction ...
I think both you and
Hayabusabruh
need to visit Spec Savers. Your vision, there's some problems there mate lolbecause is a demo created for both console .....console that are very close in performance ...and this is a free. There's no reason to optimize the things more than the minimum necessary....in fact the demos run practically in the exact same way .... (1 frame difference?)
If you wanna sponsor me some new specs, I'll be more than happy to.
My PS5 is on ebay, I'm getting a PS3 again!
Wait what. Can you quote what you're referring to cause I think it looks amazing
SlimySnake
I actually do think the matrix filter is making it look more realistic. my 3rd screenshot
I have a suspicion that this will be a bonus for downloading the latest version of UE5 so that you can fully tinker with all the assets.
Sigh....
Can't you like get them on your medical aid plan or something?
Not impressed. I spent my day taking screenshots of way better looking PS3 era NPCs.Some screens I captured today:
Some screens I captured today:
your morgan freeman shot is incredible
Not impressed. I spent my day taking screenshots of way better looking PS3 era NPCs.
They've been claiming they have no experience with Series consoles for days now, even after I pointed out:
As you say, English is not my native language and I accept and I apologize if sometimes I may not be expressing myself with due clarity.
That said, there are several posts where I have wanted to define my opinion and feelings and I think they are clear and logical.
It is as simple as that, after that article on Xbox Wire, my feeling that TC's help was essential for the Matrix demo to work decently in XSeries and especially in XSS and that for the PS5 version, Epic did not need so much the direct support of a Sony studio because they are already more than accommodated to their hardware and tools.
Without this TC optimization work, the small Epic team would have suffered to achieve the result that is seen today and who knows if they had considered making only a single PS5 version.
Their experience developing on PS5 is objetively greater and they know their tools better because they even created a specific technical demo. In XSeries his experience is ""nil"" and that is where TC came in, to alleviate that experience deficit with XSeries hardware.
I have never mentioned things like using different mods of the UE5 for each console
To sumarice, I am referring to the advantage in terms of optimization of the simple experience of having worked with hardware (PS5) for several years (even in its design process) compared to not having (XS). Add that it is an engine in development and that there are still 1000 things to adjust before going to the market and you have the logic that TC was essential for this Matrix demo to be launched in XSeries, more so in this very premature
Ok i understand a bit better, what I'm saying is, and what you seem to be misunderstanding about engines is to deploy to/test your engine on different platforms is that you must have all the dev kits in order to do so and be well aware of their plans. How do you think studios get their games on to their platform of choice in the first place? Fortnite is also on xbox, how do you think it got there? The engineers who make the deployment tools have to also test that these tools work correctly on each system.As you say, English is not my native language and I accept and I apologize if sometimes I may not be expressing myself with due clarity.
That said, there are several posts where I have wanted to define my opinion and feelings and I think they are clear and logical.
It is as simple as that, after that article on Xbox Wire, my feeling that TC's help was essential for the Matrix demo to work decently in XSeries and especially in XSS and that for the PS5 version, Epic did not need so much the direct support of a Sony studio because they are already more than accommodated to their hardware and tools.
Without this TC optimization work, the small Epic team would have suffered to achieve the result that is seen today and who knows if they had considered making only a single PS5 version.
Their experience developing on PS5 is objetively greater and they know their tools better because they even created a specific technical demo. In XSeries his experience is ""nil"" and that is where TC came in, to alleviate that experience deficit with XSeries hardware.
I have never mentioned things like using different mods of the UE5 for each console
To sumarice, I am referring to the advantage in terms of optimization of the simple experience of having worked with hardware (PS5) for several years (even in its design process) compared to not having (XS). Add that it is an engine in development and that there are still 1000 things to adjust before going to the market and you have the logic that TC was essential for this Matrix demo to be launched in XSeries, more so in this very premature state of UE5. (especially in XSS)
There is no real life footage… everything is 3D graphics.
Morpheus is also "real"
Is the world we live in also real?
Good Info, it makes also advantage of PS5s I/O more understandable.
PS3 was a BeastDamn, look at those PS3 NPCs LOL
I don't think so, everything except the matrix assets (neo, trinity) are going to be released with the ue5 public release early next year. So you are going to see so much of this city next year it's going to be the new rocks.
