Topic: graphics quality
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Ex-PlayStation Exec: PS5 Graphics Peak Reached, But Every Game Improved
Gaming industry veterans note that visual improvements in consoles like the PS5 are now hard to distinguish without direct comparisons, signaling a plateau in graphical technology. The true strength of the PS5 lies in its overall quality and the revolutionary SSD, which drastically reduces load t...
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Tales of Xillia Remastered Proves This Classic RPG Deserved an Upgrade
Tales of Xillia Remastered revitalizes the 2013 JRPG with enhanced visuals and fluid combat, making it the definitive version despite minor audio and animation issues. The game features a compelling narrative with profound themes, a memorable cast of characters, and a unique dual-story perspectiv...
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First Look: Alleged Sims 'Project X' Character Design Leaked
A leaked image reveals potential character designs for the rumored next Sims game, codenamed Project X, suggesting a significant graphical and strategic shift from the current title. Project X is rumored to be a standalone, single-player experience with modern technology, aiming to create open ne...
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Jurassic World Evolution 3 Review: Dino Brilliance Marred by Busywork
Jurassic World Evolution 3 offers a deep park management experience where players can resurrect, breed, and genetically enhance over 70 dinosaur species while designing custom habitats and dealing with repetitive tasks that can limit creative freedom. The game features extensive creative tools fo...
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PS5 Pro Review 2025: Still Worth Buying?
The PlayStation 5 Pro offers enhanced visuals and performance for specific games but often fails to deliver a consistently transformative experience that justifies its high cost. A lack of clear labeling for Pro-enhanced games and limited third-party support diminishes the console's value and tra...
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Rayman's Game Boy Classic Returns for 30th Anniversary
The Rayman franchise is celebrating its 30th anniversary, with Ubisoft confirming a new mainline game is in development but still far off. A new physical Game Boy Color cartridge of Rayman has been released through a partnership between Ubisoft and retro specialist ModRetro, featuring a new sound...
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