| Chrkeller said: Personally, I think console gamers are not going to see significant fidelity jumps unless they have a high-quality panel. Advanced lighting shines with OLED. Increased resolution shines with 65+ inch panels. Increased framerates require 120 hz (or better). I don't think the ps6 is going to be jump over the ps5 on a standard panel (60 hz, 40 inch, LCD). Unfortunately, I think high end GPUs require high end panels to get a real benefit.   |
The significant jumps will be in VR. There's plenty room to catch up there.
As for the PS5 Pro on TV, the most simple use case is running fidelity mode graphics in performance mode frame rates.
There's still plenty other stuff to improve, physics, ray tracing, volumetric water / fog, destructible / interactive terrain. I'm glad we're reaching the end of resolution upgrades, maybe finally devs can start focusing on interactivity again.
