Let's Get Sweaty wrote: If being "truly open world" means spending 40 minutes getting lost in an empty forest that serves no purpose beyond background detail, then I think I'll take this horribly restricted, suffocating exercise in claustrophobic torture and enjoy it all the same.
Let's Get Sweaty wrote: If being "truly open world" means spending 40 minutes getting lost in an empty forest that serves no purpose beyond background detail, then I think I'll take this horribly restricted, suffocating exercise in claustrophobic torture and enjoy it all the same.
Shenmue 3 can't promise 60fps but can promise 'cute' and 'sexy' girls
Yokosuka wrote: Some articles don't precised that Yu talked about the PS4 version only for the 30 fps. And some readers really think that Suzuki promised the 60 fps at E3 lol give me an axe.
Zoltor wrote:Yokosuka wrote: Some articles don't precised that Yu talked about the PS4 version only for the 30 fps. And some readers really think that Suzuki promised the 60 fps at E3 lol give me an axe.
Huh, what E3 were people watching, because I don't remember Yu ever talking about Framerates at all, nevermind at E3 of all places?
Let's Get Sweaty wrote: If being "truly open world" means spending 40 minutes getting lost in an empty forest that serves no purpose beyond background detail, then I think I'll take this horribly restricted, suffocating exercise in claustrophobic torture and enjoy it all the same.
Kiske wrote: I honestly don't understand all the fuss around the framerate.
AAA PS4 titles like Uncharted 4 (single campaign) will run at 30fps/1080p despite having a way much bigger budget compared to Shenmue 3 and nobody seems to care about it.
As said before, I have only one hope concerning Shenmue 3.
Good use of the budget and compromises so Yu Suzuki can deliver a Shenmue game that FEELS like Shenmue, that PLAYS like Shenmue. In other words... a true Shenmue experience.
Let's Get Sweaty wrote: If being "truly open world" means spending 40 minutes getting lost in an empty forest that serves no purpose beyond background detail, then I think I'll take this horribly restricted, suffocating exercise in claustrophobic torture and enjoy it all the same.
iyapol wrote: I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the closed-world comment. Sounds like there's going to be big restrictions as to where you can go and what you can see. So much for a 'truly open world'.
iyapol wrote: I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the closed-world comment. Sounds like there's going to be big restrictions as to where you can go and what you can see. So much for a 'truly open world'.
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