They want the hardware to simplify development for cloud, and they want to be on other hardware to get a bigger player base, at least until they r ready to go full cloud, but it would take time. PS: All Microsoft has been saying is that they want to continue in the console market because this would generate a hardware that will serve as the basis for the cloud gaming service and that they want to become Third-party to expand the user base for their cloud gaming service. I just don't see they releasing new games on PS5 'cause Microsoft want to force Sony to accept the Game Pass in the Playstation ecosystem and to do this they need a way to create demand, in my view this will be exclusives. Fri 20th Aug True, but Xbox Game Studios apparently dont support PS5, Ninja Theory with Hellblade, Mojang with Minecraft Dungeons, and DoubleFine with Psychonauts 2, all have the next-gen version as xbox exclusive.To top it off, the game features crossplay and mod support. Then there's online and local multiplayer, so you can engage in some old-school co-op and competitive modes with dedicated servers. Titled Dimension of the Past and Dimension of the Machine, the latter is an all-new adventure, which is pretty neat. What's most exciting, perhaps, are two brand new expansions from MachineGames, makers of the recent Wolfenstein titles. It includes the original campaign as well as the two expansion packs, The Scourge of Armagon and Dissolution of Eternity.
Running at up to 4K on PS4 Pro, the game's visuals have received an overhaul, with improved models, dynamic lighting, anti-aliasing, and more. The original Quake has surprise released today, 19th August, on PS4, with a PS5 version coming later.Īvailable for $9.99/£7.99, this is the game those of a certain age will remember from the 90s, only it's had quite a big spruce up for modern systems. There have been rumours of a remaster, and that's kind of exactly what we've got. On Twitter, DrBeef announced that his Quest 2 ports of classic 90s games would be updated to include 90Hz support.Earlier today, age ratings seemingly leaked some sort of Quake title making its way to PlayStation 5 and PS4. We’ve seen many official Oculus Store apps update with 90Hz capability, but now some of the most popular apps available to sideload are being updated too. However, 90Hz has since become the standard setting on the headset and Facebook is encouraging developers to update their apps with support. The Quest 2 launched with a 72Hz refresh rate that matched the original Quest, with the option to turn that up to 90Hz as an experimental setting for certain apps like the Quest Home or Oculus Browser. Several unofficial Quest 2 ports from prolific community modder Simon Brown, aka DrBeef, have been updated to support the increased 90Hz refresh rate now available on the headset.
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