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I finally will buy this game... I made the right choice to skip it on PS3



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ethomaz said:
I finally will buy this game... I made the right choice to skip it on PS3

I didn't



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Interesting but I do find the massive 30FPS dips of the PS4 concerning, especially in cutscenes.



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adriane23 said:

I didn't

Well in my opinion this game is not worthy to buy if you already bought the PS360 version but for new users like me it is worthy.



That's pretty crappy for both, honestly. I'll stick with my PC version.



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Right now I'm chalking this up to Square Enix rushing the port out the door to make a quick buck. Lazy, lazy, lazy.



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kowenicki said:
A poorly execited purely money making effort.


Damn good game though, no matter what fps people "demand".

If it was on the cheap, Id buy it. Not worth the asking price is the problem.



                            

A little disappointing but pretty damn good. My 7870 averages at 73 fps in the VanillaPC version. I'd expected the PS4 version to be 60fps locked given how close its GPU is to my card. Optimisation I guess. I cant lie, looking at my PC right now I cant help but smile. No trolling intended.



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Not a very good port. The defivitive edition is still on pc an you can get it for less than 10 Euros.



ethomaz said:
Insiders are wrong... Xbone never goes over 30fps.


Well, seems locked. Like the averages show us, too. Doesn't mean it can't.