We know about exclusivity date since last year but we for sure are not getting PC version as soon as exclusivity ends.
Would be a surprise but a welcome one.
We know about exclusivity date since last year but we for sure are not getting PC version as soon as exclusivity ends.
Would be a surprise but a welcome one.
I find it funny how after every trailer someone learns (again) of the 3 months exclusivity window not that i expect SE to dump the game 3 months later.So possibly May 29th this year on PC for FFVII rebirth, that's pretty fast. Hopefully not an EGS exclusive this time.
That is not a high bar.I do not feel afraid or presumptous to say i would do a better job managing the Final Fantasy Brand (Or Square Enix in general)
Being an outside observer, it’s kind of easy to say that.I do not feel afraid or presumptous to say i would do a better job managing the Final Fantasy Brand (Or Square Enix in general)
I think you’re probably right, but on the other hand, I imagine porting Rebirth to PC is probably more straightforward than FFXVI given the engine. Wouldn’t surprise me if they’ve been developing the PC version in tandem with the PS5.FF7Rebirth will likely drop on PC some time after XVI, which means, we wait for XVI DLC then they can focus on Rebirth. So no, it won't come after 3 months to PC
Right haha It could happen and tbh, It wouldn't surprise meI think you’re probably right, but on the other hand, I imagine porting Rebirth to PC is probably more straightforward than FFXVI given the engine. Wouldn’t surprise me if they’ve been developing the PC version in tandem with the PS5.
This is Square Enix, remember, so you need to take into account their completely weird and random behaviour.
In short, who the heck knows?
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We'll be lucky if it's early 2025So possibly May 29th this year on PC for FFVII rebirth, that's pretty fast. Hopefully not an EGS exclusive this time.
Probably terrible, it doesn't run amazing on high end PCsHow well does FF7 remake play on the deck? Considering finally getting it but if it plays in like 10 fps looking worse than the ps1 original then I might not.
How well does FF7 remake play on the deck? Considering finally getting it but if it plays in like 10 fps looking worse than the ps1 original then I might not.
On Steam Deck, I played through different parts of the game including the more busy battles in the base game and FF7R Episode Intermission (Yuffie’s DLC) to see how things run at different settings. If you care about image quality, I’d recommend capping to 30fps, turning shadows to low, and setting the resolution to 1080p. You can also force a higher default resolution through Steam Deck’s properties for the game as Valve introduced in a recent update. Keep in mind that the resolution will adjust depending on the load to hit the frame rate.
This dynamic resolution is more aggressive at higher frame rates. Expect a much softer image if you play at 60fps. The texture resolution didn’t seem to affect the overall performance for me as much as the shadow resolution. If you want to play at higher than 30fps, consider 40 or 50fps by setting the game’s frame rate to 60, and limiting it through the Steam Deck refresh rate. You should also set it to 720p here. Once you do that, you will be able to play at 40fps without much trouble.
One thing to note is that you can also enable the game to run using DX11 instead of DX12 through the game launch options on Steam. This should fix most of the stuttering for you if you’re having issues getting it to even run at 30fps. After doing a lot of testing, I ended up settling on playing it at 720p and 40hz. The PC port for Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is still not as good as it should be, but spending a bit of time to try out the few options on Steam Deck, will help you find what works best for you.
In my testing, I tried various chapters including the busier ones in the slums, the infamous door (that isn’t blurry here like on PS4), a few late game areas with a lot of particles effects, and the more closed areas. The stress area for most is the slums during the day, which I managed getting to run fine and after some tweaking. In fact, I did all my tweaking in that area before settling on what to use for the rest of the game.
I did a playthrough last year switching between my PC and Deck. It ran fine. Usually 30-40fps. The terribleness of the PC port is vastly overblown.How well does FF7 remake play on the deck? Considering finally getting it but if it plays in like 10 fps looking worse than the ps1 original then I might not.
Played and finished entire game on Deck at 40FPS. No major issues.How well does FF7 remake play on the deck? Considering finally getting it but if it plays in like 10 fps looking worse than the ps1 original then I might not.
Maybe throw a short game of a different genre inbetween, yeahAlright seems I should get FF7 remake... so it would mean I play LAD Infinite Wealth -> Persona 3 -> FF7 Remake. How will I have time for all that! Might be too much RPG
Yeah, might throw in RE4 remake in there. Which I have been eager to play!Maybe throw a short game of a different genre inbetween, yeah
Honestly if the PC version is gonna be delayed I prefer it to just wait till it's the "complete edition" so I can just go through everything at once. Like Atomic Heart keeps dropping to tempting sale prices, but the DLC is only 50% released at this point so I never bite.That could be the date if Sqeenix was smart and worked on PC version in parallel with PS5 version. But they are not so I wouldn't expect PC version until maybe very late this year but more probably year later. We won't get FFXVI until all DLCs are out for example.
Oh, wait, I remember this dude. The cyperpunk 2D game about the dystopian future where "feminism won". Was also very much pro-Gamergate back when that was still a thing. Not sure what he's on about regarding emulation. The point of emulation is to preserve games as is, and any additonal features that improve IQ should be optional. Even if you assume people will always use them, the emulator should never force them on youPretty subjective cos he thinks he has a winner/potential business the way he decided works well for his needs but yeah, it'd definitely be better than Konami's effort. Still disagree with drawing a line on either pure emulation as lazy or adding new assets as a no go, sure they aren't the greatest in some remasters but in others they're great and fitting (OoT3D or more recently Quake as great examples of fitting new assets that elevate them to a consistent standard they originally couldn't/didn't). Why's a new texture or model so bad but radically different visual quality, effects and lighting are fine as toggles? Ask for toggles for the former then rather than damn its existence. And if they're toggles but you turn everything extra off as not fitting or pure then how's it different to lazy emulation, lol?
He isn't saying any features are forced. Read the last line of his last tweet...Oh, wait, I remember this dude. The cyperpunk 2D game about the dystopian future where "feminism won". Was also very much pro-Gamergate back when that was still a thing. Not sure what he's on about regarding emulation. The point of emulation is to preserve games as is, and any additonal features that improve IQ should be optional. Even if you assume people will always use them, the emulator should never force them on you
let you tailor your experience exactly like you want, feature by feature, from 100% original to 100% modern
Given that his proposed solution starts with replacing the original rendering completely, I am not so sure it can truly give a faithful rendering of how the original game looked.He isn't saying any features are forced. Read the last line of his last tweet...
It runs ok, but if your PC is "too high-end" it's also not amazing, because their rendering pipeline breaks above 4k internal resolution and needs a mod to fix that.Probably terrible, it doesn't run amazing on high end PCs
Stutters ruin my enjoyment a lot less than visuals that look like Vaseline was smeared across my TV"Waiting for the PC version" to fix things for a open world or semi open world UE4 game is a bold bet to put it lightly lol
Like sure it'll fix resolution but what other price are you going to pay for that
This is how I felt. I’m not gonna say Remake was a good port, but people saying it’s terrible are mistaken.Remake didn't have any notable stutter issues in my experience.
Also, it at least supported 120 FPS, so while the overall technical effort was still sub-par (IMO), I don't think it's strange to wait for the PC version for an improved experience if your PC is decently high-end.
Supposedly using the DX11 flag, while it doesn't fix the stuttering completely, it apparently helps alot? (I haven't played the remake yet).
I'm not sure if they patched the game but this is what it was like at launch. The DF vid was done by Oliver but even in his vid you can see a ton of stuttering at random points.
I have to jot these things down because I am planning a pre-rebirth replay of 7R and this time it'll be the PC version since I never got around to that one.Supposedly using the DX11 flag, while it doesn't fix the stuttering completely, it apparently helps alot? (I haven't played the remake yet).
You can thank Twin Peaks for that!After playing a Zelda-like game last week, I decided to install Ryujinx to play the Link's Awakening remake. This is one of my favorite games ever, and even today I can still see why. The dungeon design is truly amazing and the overworld is stuffed with charming characters and events. It's incredible that a small team managed to realize this on the game boy hardware with limited tools.
I also tried some other Switch games, and I'm baffled how simple and/or low res the textures are. I can't imagine buying a Switch nowadays to play these games in 720p. So sad that Nintendo keeps holding on to exclusivity for their games...
That sword flashbang sucked though!Remake didn't have any notable stutter issues in my experience.
Also, it at least supported 120 FPS, so while the overall technical effort was still sub-par (IMO), I don't think it's strange to wait for the PC version for an improved experience if your PC is decently high-end.
I doubt it'll change anythingHelldivers 2 is doing great on the global sales ranking. Wonder if it will fire up Sonys asses regarding the PC strategy. Also only available atm on Steam on PC.
Still so weird Foamstars is PS exclusive.
This is subjective. Some people enjoy things more knowing what's coming.Experiencing things completely fresh is so much better. I don't get why people insist on seeing the games before experiencing them first hand.
and yet, in a side-by-side comparison the PC version will beat the shit out of console, and play at double the frames. It'll get mods. It will still be in my library 10 years from now and work without having to worry if the next lockbox is BC. PC version has access to the command/dev console. Can hook ReShade, can disable the super shit TAA, the Vignette, etc...
I'm not sure if they patched the game but this is what it was like at launch. The DF vid was done by Oliver but even in his vid you can see a ton of stuttering at random points.
As an aside I'm kinda chuckling how many times I've seen Alex say that about a game in the last few years.
edit: Here is what the very latest open world UE4 game is like on PC too (suicide squad)
In case you're wondering no turning RT off doesn't really help much. The video covered that.
But you had to wait 3 years to play it on Steam. You can't ask Derrick01 to wait that long, that's like asking someone to stop breathing for 3 yearsSounds like a fair trade to me.