Did I say I hate digital foundry? No. I trust my own eyes. Is that a problem to problem.

Of course you hate Digital Foundry, you’re a delusional misterxcultist that can’t handle facts and reality.

True. If they weren’t so bias I would take their word more often.

There is no doubt that Eurogamer has it biases, but you cannot argue their numbers. You can and should argue their conclusions however. Often they struggle to sidestep their own biases.

Derp is this you? Why the double posts with exactly the same text?

Check out this video from Eurogamer. I think they did a superior analysis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHLuXX4LliI

Digital foundry has been off a few times so id rather trust my eyes.

“From a technical standpoint Soul Suspect displays some curious choices
when it comes down to the rendering set-up across both new consoles.
Airtight Games’ decision to go with an uncapped frame-rate on PS4
provides a tangible boost to temporal resolution and controller response
during gameplay.”

PS4 version runs at 60 fps with occasional drops, Xbox is locked at 30. This is a Tomb Raider situation again.

There is a bug in Unreal Engine 3 PS4 SDK which is why several Unreal Engine 3 games on PS4 are lacking anisotropic filtering.

“From a technical standpoint Soul Suspect displays some curious choices
when it comes down to the rendering set-up across both new consoles.
Airtight Games’ decision to go with an uncapped frame-rate on PS4
provides a tangible boost to temporal resolution and controller response
during gameplay.”

PS4 version runs at 60 fps with occasional drops, Xbox is locked at 30. This is a Tomb Raider situation again.

There is a bug in Unreal Engine 3 PS4 SDK which is why several Unreal Engine 3 games on PS4 are lacking anisotropic filtering.

Read the digital foundry analysis they do a much better job of it.