The last of us remastered features 30fps toggle

The cows, apparently it's more... cinematic.

What? I can't tell if you guys are serious with the stuff you're coming up with.

Agreed. Even the other fanboys aren't that stupid. They love their pretentious buzzwords, Sony tells them their games are more artistic (PS3 PSN games) and cinematic.

@HalcyonScarlet: Do you even 60", bro?

What does the size of the screen have to do with the fluidity of the framerate?

OMFG.

You were making a reference, I thought you were being serious.

oh come on

:-)

breakfast

Well now that the game is out we have the Digital Foundry analysis to go by instead of the PR talk.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-vs-the-last-of-us-remastered

The article is very cherry picker friendly.

"The Last of Us Remastered does spend the vast majority of its time at the optimal refresh."

"Just over 15 minutes of gameplay from The Last of Us Remastered running in 60fps mode, giving a good indication of how well the game holds its lock. Overall - not bad at all."

VS.

"Problems can kick in during busy combat scenes, and just like the PS3 version, particles and transparent effects in particular can take their toll - the first confrontation with a fungus-spewing Bloater sees frame-rate hit a minimum of 48fps."

"but just like the single-player mode, there are dips in the heat of the action. Our lowest reported reading came in an enclosed room with multiplayer games and saw frame-rate dip to the mid-40s,"

And lol at "Update 28/7/14 14:35: Yes, improved shadow quality at 30fps is in the game but only once the day one patch has been applied."

@rosko123: Lose it's cinematic feel? More likely the fps drops are pretty rough and they want to pass it off as 60fps still.

just amazed me how many people were singing the praises, claimed there would be no dippage.

it dips.

i'm playing dead space at the moment with >144 fps output at all times. that's 'no dips'.

some people throughout this thread are guilty of incorrectly predicting it will not dip at all. if they're saying that, then i'm going to be intolerant of a 1 fps dip. partly because that's about as much room as they'd give anyone else, isn't it?

i mean, if we wanted to talk about whether or not the frame rate achieved was acceptable, i'd say it was. but some people here, fanboys, pre-emptively boasted that there would be no dips. now they're wrong :) i'm writing because of those boasters, not because of the final frame rate.

Not a hard feature.

If anything, that's a rushed analysis.

@scottpsfan14: 7850 with an i5-3470. pretty happy with it for the time being, no plans for a gpu upgrade until about november. dead space 1 renders really quickly. in dead space 1 the 360 controller has a massive deadzone on pc though, so I'm forced to mouse/keyboard #JustPheasantThings

If it was on PC like a real game, you wouldn't have to choose.