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SW Outlaws with and without Ray Tracing enabled (PC). DF mentioned this in their DF Weekly show. Kind of a trip.
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Yikes!
Of course the difference is huge. Games withourt RT will have different solutions to mimick lighting. If you turn RT off Outlaws has none of that.
It seems to forget switch 2 whenever I take the dock to a different tv. Forgets all the settings.
So I have been using game mode for weeks now. I assumed it would be better for gaming. But you can layer non game mode stuff on top. But of course my TV forgets these everytime.
So I randomly turned off game mode and cranked up the sharpening. And holy shit, what a difference.
SW Outlaws now looks pin sharp and all the OLED settings applied looks just awesome.
I was wondering why Cyberpunk looked "off" to me compared to a few weeks ago. Screw game mode to hell and back.
15.09.25 - Sony is recording a historic decline in physical game sales at its PlayStation division: According to the latest corporate report, the company generated only 3 percent of its PlayStation sales with disc versions for PS4 and PS5 in the past fiscal year.
This corresponds to around USD 945 million with total sales of USD 31.5 billion. Even before the launch of the PS5, the share of physical software was twice as high. Since then, it has fallen steadily, from 6 percent in 2020 to 5 percent and 4 percent to the current low.
Despite the shrinking share, absolute sales remain more stable as the division's total revenues continue to grow significantly: The gaming division grew by almost 10 percent year-on-year and is considered a central pillar for the group as a whole. One possible reason for the decline in disc share was the lower number of Sony's own games, which are traditionally bought more often in physical form.
Wonder what the statistics are for Microsoft and Nintendo?
Man, that's way lower than I'd have assumed. I guess that also includes stuff like DLC and microtransactions which would skew the metric a bit.