Why Bungie Won’t Run Destiny 2 At 60FPS

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1 year ago

August 23, 2017

If you’re looking to play Destiny 2 at the highest possible frame rate, the PC is your lone option to do so as the game will run at 30 FPS on all consoles.

Yes, that includes the Xbox One X and Playstation Pro 4.

So why didn’t Bungie make the adjustment to coincide with the frame rates of the PC?

“Could we make a Destiny game that ran at 60 FPS? Yes,” Noseworthy said in and interview with Edge magazine, as reported by Wccftech.

“But the space would be smaller, it would be less cooperative, and there’d be fewer monsters to shoot. That’s not the game we want to make.”

Bungie’s main goal is to make Destiny 2 an “incredible action game”, stating that the developer is content with the choices it has made.

“We don’t feel we’ve been held back by the choices we’ve made about world simulation versus frame rate,” Noseworthy said.

“In fact, we think we’re offering a player experience you can’t have elsewhere because of the choices we’re making.”

DICE Comments on Controversy Over Battlefield 5 TTK

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5 hours ago

December 17, 2018

Anthony DiMoro

DICE has officially responded to the backlash over recent TTK changes in Battlefield 5.

DICE recently made a change to the time to kill (TTK) in Battlefield 5, which dropped the damage output for the majority of the weapons in game, striving to prolong gunfights and provide players more time to react to a given situation, and/or battle.

“We’ve seen [TTK has] been a big talking point and causing a divide in the community, which was never our intention” DICE said via an official statement.

“We have been listening closely to what you’ve all been saying

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Your First Look at Pagan Online Gameplay

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5 hours ago

December 17, 2018

Anthony DiMoro

Wargaming has pulled the curtain back on Pagan Online, giving fans a look at the gameplay, via a new trailer.

The RPG MMO with a pre-Christian mythology theme is set to arrive sometime in 2019, and you can take your first look in the video below:

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Director of Kingdom Hearts 3 Addresses Early Leak

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5 hours ago

December 17, 2018

Anthony DiMoro

After an early leak of Kingdom Hearts 3 over this past weekend,
the game’s director Tetsuya Nomura has released a statement urging fans not to help in the circulation of gameplay videos.

Additionally, Nomura reassures fans that the “biggest spoilers” were not showcased or revealed in the leaked copies.

According to Polygon, the person responsible for the leaks got 30 copies via a connection they have to someone involved with the manufacturing and printing of the discs based in North Carolina.

Nomura says that his team is “aware as to how this has all happened,” and that the “whole team has been working together since [news of the leak] to investigate what we can do to better this situation.”

Kingdom Hearts 3 launches on January 29, 2019