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KLXVER on 25 April 2015

I think the only ones that really want this are people who play more on PC than consoles. I play exclusively on consoles and the only setting Ive ever needed was the brightness setting...



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FloatingWaffles on 25 April 2015

Then those people should just build a PC.



KdxlavkdX on 25 April 2015

Yes, there should be options where you can lower the graphics for higher fps.



KLXVER on 25 April 2015
KdxlavkdX said:
Yes, there should be options where you can lower the graphics for higher fps.


There shouldnt be a need for such a setting to begin with...



QUAKECore89 on 25 April 2015

I agree, most people hate a lot of visuals. Like Motion Blur, Depth of Field, Film Grain & Bloom, so, personally i hate those FX, it hurts my eyes.



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Frogger on 25 April 2015

I cry at the magesty of that screen... :'-)



SubiyaCryolite on 25 April 2015

Good, that way graphics and fps whores will both be satisfied and shut the hell up.



I predict that the Wii U will sell a total of 18 million units in its lifetime. 

The NX will be a 900p machine

kinisking on 25 April 2015
Barozi said:
Yes that's what I've been saying for years.

Let the people choose if they'd rather want to have 720p 60FPS or 1080p 30FPS (multiplayer excluded).
And yes, I know that changing the resolution from 1080p to 720p doesn't give you automatically an FPS boost that would make the game run at a constant 60FPS.

Just make two simple options to choose from. Both being optimized by the devs.


Came here to say this 



Ltd predictions by the time 9th Gen comes out

Ps4:110million

Xbox one :75 million( was 65) 

Wii u: 20 milliion

archer9234 on 25 April 2015
KLXVER said:
KdxlavkdX said:
Yes, there should be options where you can lower the graphics for higher fps.


There shouldnt be a need for such a setting to begin with...

Then tell companies to stop pushing graphics, and give me 60fps. But then the people who want graphics will complain. There is the reason people want the options. Bloom, Depth of field, and motion blur can screw off. They never make a game more realistic for me. I'd love these be toggle-able.



Zkuq on 25 April 2015

This should be the norm, along with settings for framerate, FOV, Vsync, and resolution. I'm willing to sacrifice some details for 60 frames per second, and I couldn't care less about Vsync because I don't usually mind a little tearing. It's annoying but if it helps me get to 60 FPS, I don't mind it.