Eleak
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Kein Wunder brauchen die Pcler extra bessere Texturen, an die man 10x ranzoomen muss bei 30cm Abstand. Sonst wirkt alles so verwaschen.
Du freust dich also auch auf die PS5 vs PS5 Pro Vergleiche, ja?
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Amuro
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Am TV einstellenKomisch nicht einmal hab ich die Schriftgröße am Tv eingestellt.
Am Pc nutze ich übrigens zwei QHD Monitore von MSI und die Entfernung zu den Bildschirmen ist näher als die zu meinem TV. Fakt also, vorm Pc würden meine Augen mit der Zeit schlechter werden als vom TV aus.
Das wird beim Spiel automatisch gemacht, wie Monster Hunter Wilds auch wieder gut beweist -> TV Modus vs Superior PC Modus
Du freust dich also auch auf die PS5 vs PS5 Pro Vergleiche, ja?
Passender Thread ist ja bereit
ThePirate
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Achso jetzt wird es auf einmal automatisch eingestellt. Ihr habt ja richtig Plan als onlys. Die Konsole nicht mal Besitzen und dann einfach so ein Quark von sich geben.Am TV einstellen
Das wird beim Spiel automatisch gemacht, wie Monster Hunter Wilds auch wieder gut beweist -> TV Modus vs Superior PC Modus
Passender Thread ist ja bereit
Dustraiz
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34" VGAler wieder , sei nachsichtigAchso jetzt wird es auf einmal automatisch eingestellt. Ihr habt ja richtig Plan als onlys. Die Konsole nicht mal Besitzen und dann einfach so ein Quark von sich geben.
Eleak
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ZombieAnBord
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Das heißt HenBist du eigentlich auch ein "ihr"?
Adept
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[Polygon] Game of the Year: The frontrunners, dark horses, and challengers to come
1. Astro Bot
Why it could win: With a 94 Metascore at time of writing, Team Asobi's delightful platform game enjoys the strongest critical consensus of any game this year (and rightly so), unless you count Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree expansion, which isn't eligible for The Game Awards' Game of the Year award. It's also technically dazzling, which is historically a strong plus in GOTY consideration
2. Metaphor: ReFantazio
Why it could win: The distinctive role-playing games of Atlus' Studio Zero have been critical darlings for a long time, but Persona 5 (which was nominated for GOTY and won Best RPG in 2017) propelled them to a new level of popularity and acclaim. Now Metaphor is here to ride that wave. With solid game mechanics, strong storytelling, and memorable characters in a favored genre, this could be the moment Atlus' brand of RPGs outshines genre stalwart Final Fantasy. Despite not having Persona brand recognition, it's already Atlus' fastest-selling game, too
3. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
Why it could win: As a big production from a famous series in a favored genre, with strong story and performance elements and a 90-plus Metacritic rating, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has no peer this year (yet). The game also benefits from rabid fan support in the PlayStation community (it's a PS5 exclusive), and it won Most Anticipated in 2023.
4. Balataro
Why it could win: In terms of indie darlings, poker roguelike Balatro is right up there with the likes of Animal Well and UFO 50, with a 90 Metascore. It's also more widely and consistently played — not only is it popular, but the people who like it are probably still playing it, and unlikely to stop before voting. It might be the stickiest game of the year.
5. Silent Hill 2
Why it could win: Bloober's version of Konami's survival horror classic is exactly the kind of remake that can squeeze into GOTY consideration: largely faithful to the original in shape and spirit, but willing to take a few creative risks, all while being a massive technical leap forward. (Just like Capcom's Resident Evil 2 and 4 remakes, both GOTY nominees.)
www.polygon.com
Die einzige Plattform, auf der die Top 5 ausnahmslos zu zocken ist: Natürlich die PS5.
Danke Sony
1. Astro Bot
Why it could win: With a 94 Metascore at time of writing, Team Asobi's delightful platform game enjoys the strongest critical consensus of any game this year (and rightly so), unless you count Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree expansion, which isn't eligible for The Game Awards' Game of the Year award. It's also technically dazzling, which is historically a strong plus in GOTY consideration
2. Metaphor: ReFantazio
Why it could win: The distinctive role-playing games of Atlus' Studio Zero have been critical darlings for a long time, but Persona 5 (which was nominated for GOTY and won Best RPG in 2017) propelled them to a new level of popularity and acclaim. Now Metaphor is here to ride that wave. With solid game mechanics, strong storytelling, and memorable characters in a favored genre, this could be the moment Atlus' brand of RPGs outshines genre stalwart Final Fantasy. Despite not having Persona brand recognition, it's already Atlus' fastest-selling game, too
3. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
Why it could win: As a big production from a famous series in a favored genre, with strong story and performance elements and a 90-plus Metacritic rating, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has no peer this year (yet). The game also benefits from rabid fan support in the PlayStation community (it's a PS5 exclusive), and it won Most Anticipated in 2023.
4. Balataro
Why it could win: In terms of indie darlings, poker roguelike Balatro is right up there with the likes of Animal Well and UFO 50, with a 90 Metascore. It's also more widely and consistently played — not only is it popular, but the people who like it are probably still playing it, and unlikely to stop before voting. It might be the stickiest game of the year.
5. Silent Hill 2
Why it could win: Bloober's version of Konami's survival horror classic is exactly the kind of remake that can squeeze into GOTY consideration: largely faithful to the original in shape and spirit, but willing to take a few creative risks, all while being a massive technical leap forward. (Just like Capcom's Resident Evil 2 and 4 remakes, both GOTY nominees.)
Dragon Age enters the Game of the Year race. Where does it land?
We’re getting to the business end of things now.
www.polygon.com
Die einzige Plattform, auf der die Top 5 ausnahmslos zu zocken ist: Natürlich die PS5.
Danke Sony
Back2TheRoots
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Das Beste vom Besten. Only on Playstation.
Amuro
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Sagte derjenige, der das UI am TV einstellen wollte.Achso jetzt wird es auf einmal automatisch eingestellt. Ihr habt ja richtig Plan als onlys. Die Konsole nicht mal Besitzen und dann einfach so ein Quark von sich geben.
[Polygon] Game of the Year: The frontrunners, dark horses, and challengers to come
1. Astro Bot
Why it could win: With a 94 Metascore at time of writing, Team Asobi's delightful platform game enjoys the strongest critical consensus of any game this year (and rightly so), unless you count Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree expansion, which isn't eligible for The Game Awards' Game of the Year award. It's also technically dazzling, which is historically a strong plus in GOTY consideration
2. Metaphor: ReFantazio
Why it could win: The distinctive role-playing games of Atlus' Studio Zero have been critical darlings for a long time, but Persona 5 (which was nominated for GOTY and won Best RPG in 2017) propelled them to a new level of popularity and acclaim. Now Metaphor is here to ride that wave. With solid game mechanics, strong storytelling, and memorable characters in a favored genre, this could be the moment Atlus' brand of RPGs outshines genre stalwart Final Fantasy. Despite not having Persona brand recognition, it's already Atlus' fastest-selling game, too
3. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
Why it could win: As a big production from a famous series in a favored genre, with strong story and performance elements and a 90-plus Metacritic rating, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has no peer this year (yet). The game also benefits from rabid fan support in the PlayStation community (it's a PS5 exclusive), and it won Most Anticipated in 2023.
4. Balataro
Why it could win: In terms of indie darlings, poker roguelike Balatro is right up there with the likes of Animal Well and UFO 50, with a 90 Metascore. It's also more widely and consistently played — not only is it popular, but the people who like it are probably still playing it, and unlikely to stop before voting. It might be the stickiest game of the year.
5. Silent Hill 2
Why it could win: Bloober's version of Konami's survival horror classic is exactly the kind of remake that can squeeze into GOTY consideration: largely faithful to the original in shape and spirit, but willing to take a few creative risks, all while being a massive technical leap forward. (Just like Capcom's Resident Evil 2 and 4 remakes, both GOTY nominees.)
Dragon Age enters the Game of the Year race. Where does it land?
We’re getting to the business end of things now.
Die einzige Plattform, auf der die Top 5 ausnahmslos zu zocken ist: Natürlich die PS5.
Danke Sony
Wie auf Resetera schon passend gesagt: ziemlich schwache Top Kandidaten bzw eher schwaches Jahr
Eleak
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Starkes Jahr.[Polygon] Game of the Year: The frontrunners, dark horses, and challengers to come
1. Astro Bot
Why it could win: With a 94 Metascore at time of writing, Team Asobi's delightful platform game enjoys the strongest critical consensus of any game this year (and rightly so), unless you count Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree expansion, which isn't eligible for The Game Awards' Game of the Year award. It's also technically dazzling, which is historically a strong plus in GOTY consideration
2. Metaphor: ReFantazio
Why it could win: The distinctive role-playing games of Atlus' Studio Zero have been critical darlings for a long time, but Persona 5 (which was nominated for GOTY and won Best RPG in 2017) propelled them to a new level of popularity and acclaim. Now Metaphor is here to ride that wave. With solid game mechanics, strong storytelling, and memorable characters in a favored genre, this could be the moment Atlus' brand of RPGs outshines genre stalwart Final Fantasy. Despite not having Persona brand recognition, it's already Atlus' fastest-selling game, too
3. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
Why it could win: As a big production from a famous series in a favored genre, with strong story and performance elements and a 90-plus Metacritic rating, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has no peer this year (yet). The game also benefits from rabid fan support in the PlayStation community (it's a PS5 exclusive), and it won Most Anticipated in 2023.
4. Balataro
Why it could win: In terms of indie darlings, poker roguelike Balatro is right up there with the likes of Animal Well and UFO 50, with a 90 Metascore. It's also more widely and consistently played — not only is it popular, but the people who like it are probably still playing it, and unlikely to stop before voting. It might be the stickiest game of the year.
5. Silent Hill 2
Why it could win: Bloober's version of Konami's survival horror classic is exactly the kind of remake that can squeeze into GOTY consideration: largely faithful to the original in shape and spirit, but willing to take a few creative risks, all while being a massive technical leap forward. (Just like Capcom's Resident Evil 2 and 4 remakes, both GOTY nominees.)
Dragon Age enters the Game of the Year race. Where does it land?
We’re getting to the business end of things now.
Die einzige Plattform, auf der die Top 5 ausnahmslos zu zocken ist: Natürlich die PS5.
Danke Sony
Astro Bot und FF7 Rebirth sind so großartige Games.
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ThePirate
L12: Crazy
Wo hab ich das bitte geschrieben? Lügen wir mittlerweile wie wir wollen?Sagte derjenige, der das UI am TV einstellen wollte.
Amuro
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"Komisch nicht einmal hab ich die Schriftgröße am Tv eingestellt" wie du überhaupt darauf kommst, dass man die Schriftgröße am TV einstellen sollte, ist mir absolut schleierhaft.
Ja gut, ich spreche mit einen Laien, das weiß ich, aber trotzdem.
HZD Remaster performt auch deutlich schlechter als Forbidden West, das auf der Pro ebenfalls um Welten besser aussieht. Metaphor hat auch jede Menge Probleme am PC. Krass wie schnell sich PC Gaming gerade selbst abschafft. Wussten wir aber alle schon seit Jahren
Adept
L15: Wise
Schon recht bizarr wieder von dir, wenn es um SC/SQ42 geht, dann soll man nicht auf Era hören, aber sonst ist Era natürlich heilig....Sagte derjenige, der das UI am TV einstellen wollte.
Wie auf Resetera schon passend gesagt: ziemlich schwache Top Kandidaten bzw eher schwaches Jahr
Die ganze Sache ist recht einfach: Wer ne PS5 hat, der kann das Beste vom Besten zocken und hatte ein fantastisches Jahr, alle anderen schauen entsprechend in die Röhre.Starkes Jahr.
Astro Bot und FF7 Rebirth sind so großartige Games.
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Ziemlich zutreffend
Amuro
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Da ist nichts bizarr, wenn man bei PC Spielen nicht auf die Hater-Konsoleros (oft Sonies btw, spiegelt sich hier auf CW ja auchs ehr gut wieder) hören sollte. Wenn die Hater-Konsoleros aber schreiben, dass auf ihren Plattformen das Jahr recht schwach war (wie man sieht), dann ist das eine ganz andere Sache
nächstes jahr dann GTA VI oder Ghost of Yotei die bei den GOTY Awards das rennen machen, beides exklusiv nicht auf dem PC
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Die KommentareGerade mitkommen wie katastrophal die PC Version von Monster Hunter Wilds performt. Eine RTX4090 mit Top CPU schafft keine 1080p nativ um 60 FPS zu halten. DLSS skaliert hier zumindest auf 4k. Die meisten gängigen Karten schlagen sich mit 720p, 30FPS in "Low" herum. Wasn da los? PC jetzt komplett am Ende kurz vor PS5 Pro Release?