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Early Access to DF Direct Weekly #14 is Now Available (Patreon)

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2021-06-05 13:06:18
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The weekend officially begins... NOW. DF Premium and Retro tier backers now have early access to the latest DF Direct Weekly: Sony's cross-gen antics with GT7 and God of War get discussed, the team weigh in on the AMD FSR reveal, Doom Eternal's RT upgrade is mulled over and there's a surprise guest appearance.

Watch above or visit the download page: http://digitalfoundry.net/2021-06-05-df-direct-weekly-14-god-of-wargran-turismo-7-cross-gen-amd-fsr-reaction-doom-eternal-rt

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DF Direct Weekly #14: God of War/Gran Turismo 7 Cross-Gen, AMD FSR Reaction, Doom Eternal RT

Join Alex Battaglia, Rich Leadbetter and John Linneman for 1.5 hours of chat covering the latest tech news - and of course, we take questions from users on the Digital Foundry Supporter Program! Join today to pose questions of your own and for early access to each new show! 00:00:00 Introductions 00:00:54 God of War: Ragnarok Delayed - PS5 Games Going Cross-Gen? 00:11:03 AMD FSR Revealed - What Should We Expect? 00:27:21 PS3 System Software Update 4.88 00:29:29 Doom Eternal Ray Tracing Upgrade! 00:35:12 Denon/Marantz - HDMI 2.1 update 00:42:07 Digital Foundry Content Discussion 01:03:14 Digital Foundry Supporter Q+A Join the DF Patreon for pristine video downloads, behind the scenes content, early access to DF Retro, early access to DF Direct Weekly and much, much more: https://bit.ly/3jEGjvx Subscribe for more Digital Foundry: http://bit.ly/DFSubscribe Want some DF-branded tee-shirts, mugs, hoodies or pullovers? Check out our store: https://bit.ly/2BqRTt0

Comments

Anonymous

These thumbnails are getting more and more ‘out-of-pocket’ by the day

xxTheGoDxx

Some criticism regarding regarding mobile gaming. John, I find your answer leaves a bit to be desired to be honest. If you add a clip on gamepad to your mobile phone you basically end up with a portable device very much like a Switch, while still using up less space in your back pack than a dedicated console even when using a full XBone gamepad + holder and likely still having a better OLED screen than what I assume the Switch Pro will have. Its also of course way cheaper buying an additional gamepad and a holder for it for your existing phone than buying a whole new game console just to play games on the go. I honestly think this solution should be way more popular than it is already even though the number of gamepads designed for mobile already exploded in recent years. And as we know from the Switch games designed for home uses can actually be very successful on portable devices. I personally experimented a bit with in home streaming (both using the Moonlight app that relies on the Nvidia API used to stream inhome to the Nvidia Shield devices as well as the Steam app) and had a great experience playing titles like Hollow Knight, Tony Hawk 1+2 or MK11 on my phone just as I would on PC. So if streaming over the internet can extend that type of usage to people on the go I can certainly see the appeal for it. Also phones make pretty good emulation devices and IMO 8 / 16 bit games feel more natural there than on a large gaming monitor or TV. Also while there are good mobile games I has a core gamer see honestly very little appeal to me due to there mostly pay to win / progress design and the mostly very casual gameplay loop. The only games I really had fun this far on my phone or tablet are games coming from other platforms (even when only relying on mobile) and I often see that opinion echoed on mobile phone centric forums or subreddits. Other than that as a VR and modding focused gamer and cares about consumer rights and freedom I personally actually hope that the whole commercial cloud gaming sector stays a niche at best. But even I have to admit that for example being able to continue to play the title I currently grinding on PC during my 30 minute work break on my phone provides a lot of value that shouldn't be underestimated. I wouldn't be surprised if cloud gaming ends up being one pillar the SteamPal thingy concept stands on.

Jonas Taghizadeh (Taggen86)

Really looking forward to the FSR video! Lots of videos on youtube setting expectations maybe a little bit too high...

d0x360

It would be great if digital foundry videos were more OLED friendly. It seems they have gotten better recently but there are still times where borders are around people or static text is on screen in the same place allot.