Sentences with phrase «framerate drops»

I have been playing this title on the Wii U rather than the Switch, so initially I wasn't too surprised to find the occasional framerate drop in some parts of the game, the Wii U has never had to process such a vast, expansive world before.

I've seen some people claiming that the PC conversion of the first game was unstable, but I honestly haven't run into any trouble of that sort during the many hours I packed into both these titles, maybe apart from occasional framerate drops during some special actions, which probably stems from the original game's code itself.

Gaming on the Spira E3X is relatively trouble - free; some demanding 3D games suffer from framerate drops, but overall it's a solid platform for mobile entertainment.

Slime - san also featured some occasional framerate drops when there were lots of moving objects onscreen, as well as some massive slowdowns whenever I'd resume the game after putting the Switch on sleep mode.

The game also suffers from framerate issues, with framerate drops happening often in pretty much every battle situation.

I didn't experience framerate drops very often.

Then reports came in of framerate drops occurring on the Nintendo Switch as well.

You'll see framerate drops on almost every other level, and they often crop up at the worst times.

I never had a problem with the framerate, I even noticed that playing the game on the PS Vita screen looked far better than watching a gameplay video as framerate drops where more obvious in the videos than on the screen.

There were some moments when framerate dropped while docked too, but even less frequently.

FreeSync, meanwhile, has stuttering problems if framerate drops below a monitor's stated minimum refresh rate.

This being a port of what was originally a PS3 game, I expected the usual improvements in terms of higher resolution as well as a stable framerate as the PS3 / 360 versions were plagued with constant framerate drops and for the most part, it succeeds.

However, the lack of graphical fidelity doesn't explain the constant framerate drops during the transitions of cut scenes and entering new areas.

Thankfully, though, this is a game where framerate drops don't affect the experience too much.

Sometimes I wonder if it's a blessing or a curse (as in: I notice things many others do not), but I notice framerate drops in BotW pretty much every 30 seconds.

While framerate drops still happen, they're isolated to either moments of heavy on - screen activity or when the game want to display a high - poly model in the dressing room.

Worst yet, certain weapons — especially in Dead Rising 2 — cause the game to have severe framerate drops.

We fixed an issue resulting in the Start menu and Action Center having a noticeable framerate drop in their animations on certain devices if transparency was enabled and there were open UWP apps.

However, even with these older drivers the game seemed to perform well, though framerate drops occurred in certain areas.

There were also some quests that didn't trigger properly, forcing me to go back to older saves, plus a few framerate drops here and there.

It's a shame, but performance and framerate drops get in the way.

This game is absolutely the worst I've ever played, between framerate drops and terrible writing, animations that would be okay 5 years ago,

«There are random framerate drops, misleading missions, and a number of technical glitches that halt any momentum the game gains.

A few technical issues keep it from being perfect though, including framerate drops and occasional freezing.

The game suffers from large framerate drops and full system lockups, and some people are even saying they got RROD / YLOD from this game overheating there system.

We already knew that Crysis 3 wanted to punish PCs with its graphical clout, but on release players started to report serious framerate drops affecting even SLI'd GTX 680s.

There have been some reports on the Steam forums of framerate drops which are obviously a potentially big issue in a game where a split second is all it takes to lose a ball.

I didn't encounter any major framerate drops, and the whole game looks rather pretty.

However, we are still encountering framerate drops in specific circumstances.

I noticed some rather significant framerate drops especially when my soldiers were dramatically beginning their assault on a new map.

The game's visuals are still great, with the same excellent level of animation and the same 1080p resolution as always, but this time around I've noticed much more framerate drops than in previous versions.

Indeed because Australia is essentially a New 3DS test market in the west, no notable games outside of Smash have been patched to take advantage of the New 3DS» newfound speed or controls, so those expecting, say, more 3D usage or less framerate drops in Pokemon Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire shouldn't hold their breath.

The only flaw I found in this game is it's persistent framerate drops during cutscenes.

Framerate drops throughout, low res textures, poor xbox live performance, etc..

Couple that with awful framerate drops and you've got the PS4's most disappointing exclusive yet.

Its ending and lack of online PvP along with framerate drops disappointed me though.

In what Activision believes will be the biggest launch title on next - gen consoles, Call of Duty: Ghosts for the PS4 has been getting some unfavorable reviews so far from critics, with Polygon calling out that particular version for «consistent framerate drops.»

Characters can clip through environments, the camera controls are imprecise, and there are some small framerate drops.

Occasional framerate drops plague handheld, though they're not too devastating and infrequent.

The final verdict from Digital Foundry: framerate drops hurt the game on Xbox 360 and PS3; MGS looks best on PlayStation 4, as Kirk wrote in his review.

lt has very little framerate drops or glitches.

Stunt doubles and action stars that aren't the world's best and top of their game will be exposed unless for action or fx scenes framerate drops back down to 24.

Still, the PC version seems to be much more stable than the console ports, which also suffer from terrible framerate drop, something that the PC version has no problem with, at least not in my experience.

There's some small performance hiccups along the way, though, as I did note framerate drops, albeit infrequent ones, where the FPS dropped to perhaps 25 or so.

Random framerate drops are common and sometimes severe enough to annoy, so there's certainly some updating to be done in order to smooth everything out.

Other problems include the sub being at 0 % hull on returning to it, bad framerate drops, rocks not blowing open correctly, getting stuck in scenery and becoming rooted to a spot because you ventured too far off the edge of the map.

The footage is obviously pulled from a game that is very early in development, given the obvious framerate drops and rough edge graphics, but the trailer looks cool nonetheless.