Sixpence
Brownlow Medallist
About half way through Kiwami 2. YK1 was pretty shit story wise, but this one has been much better!Haha Those stats are bloody insane as well
How are you going with the series? Have you finished Yakuza Kiwami (?).
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About half way through Kiwami 2. YK1 was pretty shit story wise, but this one has been much better!Haha Those stats are bloody insane as well
How are you going with the series? Have you finished Yakuza Kiwami (?).
About half way through Kiwami 2. YK1 was pretty s**t story wise, but this one has been much better!
I've got a couple holes in what I've played of Yakuza and I really can't remember what ones they are as stuff has been re-released and what not over the years. This might be the year I finally do an entire series play through like I've been promising myself I would for years.
I used to be this way but PS5 has ruined me. Literally can't play 30 fps any more, feels like I'm having a seisure lolI still can't tell the difference between 60 and 30 fps (Unless its something really obvious) in general playing. Give me sexy 4k graphics any day.
I'm the opposite, haha. The card on my PC doesn't allow to have max on both when playing newer games so I have to compromise somewhere. I take the hit graphically to have 60fps instead. Looks much smoother. I'd notice playing on 30fps much more than I would with the lower texture quality or so. Although I say this as someone who hasn't experienced 4KI still can't tell the difference between 60 and 30 fps (Unless its something really obvious) in general playing. Give me sexy 4k graphics any day.
I used to be this way but PS5 has ruined me. Literally can't play 30 fps any more, feels like I'm having a seisure lol
Yeah I still can't really tell the difference between 1080p and 4K on my 65 inch Samsung, at least in games.30 -> 60 fps is a much larger leap than 1080p -> 4k in terms of notable difference for the average person.