You get a (barely receptive) crisper image at the cost of uneven axes and lower precision when aiming.Ī width of 736px properly accommodates the height limit: This illustrates quite well another problem with the 415px height limit as well, the fact the viewbuffer becomes very obviously stretched making things disproportional. The highest width I was able to get from the "Winter Break" Hostiles mission was 959px (ironically just a column off from what was initially reported): This really holds back attempts to sharpen the game up. Attempting to go above that regardless of width causes a crash at startup. The 415px height limit seems heavily imposed. Likely due to what Electry (won't tag because I'm not trying to seriously revive a 4.5 year old conversation) stated as being VRAM allocation issues. 960x415 does indeed allow the game to launch however it crashes when trying to load any level. (US 1.02) Necro-posting to add more detail here.
Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.įps and resolution patch for call of duty Declassified can run max res. You are receiving this because you authored the thread. I was only able to lower the resolution on Call of Duty.Ħ0 fps uncap is possible, but it fluctuates anywhere from 30 to 60. The full round-up of new content can be found on the EU PlayStation blog.O think 50 fps would be great for a more smoothly control with the Vita analog stickĮm 3 de set de 2018 17:19, Michal Chvila escreveu: There's also a PS3 demo of Need for Speed: Most Wanted, a DLC-rich version of Saints Row: The Third (£33.99) and, on Friday, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed for £29.99. The expansion includes a handful of extra courses and Move support for the entire game. It costs for £7.99 and Plus subscribers get 30 per cent off. Portal 2's In Motion DLC for PlayStation Move does launch, however. As for CS:GO, we still have no new news to impart I'm afraid." "I'll update everyone when I have a confirmed date. "I don't want to promise a precise timeframe for Retro City Rampage as that is subject to late change, however, it should be in the next few weeks," PlayStation blog manager and ex-Eurogamer man Fred Dutton said. So no, Sony hasn't tried to sneak out the terminally-delayed Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or Retro City Rampage.
This week's PSN Store update is otherwise a quiet affair, with few other names ready to take on Call of Duty's launch week. Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified, the colon-filled PlayStation Vita version of Activision's shooter, will be available to download today from the EU PlayStation Store.
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