I haven't watched the video yet. But will soon.

But sounds like an extension to virtual texturing or maybe tiled resources... Here is a recap of that if you are interested:
https://www.giantbomb.com/forums/xbox-one-8450/x1-esram-dx-11-2-from-32mb-to-6gb-worth-of-texture-1448545/

It was an impressive demonstration back in the day, but games never really took it and ran with it.

The demo -can- run on the Xbox Series X, Epic would just need to prioritize things differently... I.E. Less emphasis on the texturing and more emphasis on the lighting.
Arguably it was the geometry in that demo that was truly impressive anyway.

What do you think of this Velocity Architecture explanation?

The problem we have with "The power of the SSD" at the moment is we know nothing about their real world performance numbers it's all good giving out paper specs of the max sequential but what kind of actual performance levels are we going to get on both the Series X/PS5 SSD's is what I want to know.

Halo CE says hi.

They are porting them in chronological order.

Late to the party but Doom (2016) has been beaten.

What a reboot of the series. Gameplay is spot on, platforming sections are surprisingly not terrible, graphics and animations are great.

But not all is perfect. Environments don't offer that much variety. Some glory kill animations happen way more often than others (not surprising when you consider that they are determined by which body part you're looking at). The soundtrack is not nearly as memorable as the old ones. Story is meh and they could've done a little more with the fights. Basically you end up in a big room or open area and all hell breaks loose (quite literally). Maybe some more moving sections (train ride or something) or more focus on specific enemy types to change things up a little.
Also at the end of almost every big fight, there's some minor enemy lurking in the shadows. You need to move around the area and search that little fucker to finally be able to proceed. Annoying.

Looking forward to playing Doom Eternal some time in the future.

9/10

Last update was from February, so 3 months later it looks like this:

Unsurprisingly AC Odyssey took the top spot just short of 100 hours.

Middle-Earth: Shadow of War made it instantly on #20. There are still some misc achievements to get but they need some time to prepare. Currently not in the mood to do them so it will likely not rise any time soon.

Once I get the season pass for Far Cry 5, it will definitely make the list. It currently sits at 23.88 hours.

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Mass Effect Andromeda 32 h (+26h)

Looks like I'm going to be playing some FH4 today.

There's nothing in my in-game message center but I checked the tweet and there are quite a few that haven't got one.

Bleeding edge has somehow managed to maintain a constant playerbase. Good for NT.

Sony wont announce the price in June. Last gen they didn't announce a price during the 1sy PS4 showcase.