Sentences with phrase «framerate issues at»

Not exact matches

However, camera issues and the occasional drop in framerate aside, Attack On Titan 2 is one of the best action adventures on Switch and the closest we're going to get to another Monster Hunter on a Nintendo console on the West - for the time being, at least.

The main shortcoming was a massive drop in framerate and heavy stuttering when too many zombies appeared onscreen at once, and since the point of the game was to put hordes of zombies onscreen, this issue turned up frequently.

Not to mention the fact that most multiplatform PS3 games have framerate issues and Bayonetta 2 looks very slick at 60 fps.

One issue with the graphics is that the framerate does drop at times which hopefully will be addresses in future patches.

That's not to say I didn't love them at the time, it's just that while I can go back to Legend of Zelda, Metal Gear, and even Friday the 13th and have good experiences, Double Dragon 1 and 2 were largely terrible, thanks to cheap AI, inexplicable controls, and terrible framerate issues.

It still runs at a full 1080p / 60 fps and there is no framerate issues, screen tearing or stuttering of any kind.

At a pretty reasonable 3,600 yen it's not badly priced but more importantly the fact that you're installing it to your HDD may alleviate some of the framerate / loading issues.

Modern gamers without the benefit of nostalgic memories of the originals may not find the inclusion of the games» shortcomings like framerate issues to be at all welcome or charming, but gamers of any generation will appreciate tough but fair games that will put their skills to the test.

I say a framerate issue — the movements of characters are quite janky at the best of times, giving the appearance of a lower framerate.

Ignoring the irritating day - one issues which left people with huge swathes of the game missing entirely there are some framerate issues to deal with, at least when using my own admittedly modest setup.

There are a few performance issues that this game has on the PS4 such as how the framerate will drop when you come out of hyperspace or if you are trying to drop off your wares at a particularly busy space station.

It has some minor framerate issues and the varied character selection is at odds with the less varied bevy of tracks.

Everything, as it should, moves at a hell of a pace with no sign of slowdown or framerate issues, which is pretty remarkable considering how fast everything is moving and all that's going on in the backgrounds of the levels.

One issue with the graphics is that the framerate does drop at times which hopefully will be addresses in future patches.

At least with the current games available sony should release the firmware overclocking the Playstation TV or PS VITA so games that originally had 0 lag or framerate issues play with no problem because those patches are a waste of time.

The game ran at a smooth framerate and had no screen tearing, both of which were big issues I had with the previous Lego games on the PS3 and the 360.

On PS4 Pro, with HDR enabled, it looks absolutely stunning and, despite a handful of issues around framerate optimisation, it really does show you how good a game can look running at 4K with HDR turned on.

Most reviewers who've compared the two side - by - side seem to prefer the quality of G - Sync, which does not show stutter issues at low framerates, and thus smoother in real - world situations.

«Some framerate issues happen from time to time, creating a jarring combat experience, especially when there is more than one giant monster on the screen at the same time..»