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The Last Of Us Gets Patch For PS4 Pro And HDR Support
The Last Of Us, one the finest games released in recent years, was remastered for the PS4 allowing fans to enjoy better graphics and performance. As PS4 Pro is releasing November 11, the game is now getting support for the PS4 Pro including HDR support and more. Patch notes (via NEOGAF) People are very enthusiastic to show how HDR has improved the game visually with greater contrast and colour. Here are Some of the non-HDR Screen via bananfactoy: And with HDR switched on: Here’s GIF showing the difference more clearly. Better clouds and grass are clearly noticeable. We have to wait till November 11 for PS4 Pro’s release to find out more about PS4 Pro, and how well the game really looks...
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Becomes PS4’s First HDR Compatible Title
With update 4.0 released last month, every PS 4 got HDR capabilities, making it not-necessary to own a PS 4 Pro to be able to enjoy crisper, brighter graphics. Of course, you do need an HDR compatible screen and a game with HDR support to go with that. Fans will be glad to know that in the latest patch, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided gained HDR compatibility for the PS 4 and Xbox One S, making it the first HDR-capable PlayStation 4 game. In addition to this major update, there were also a lot of bug fixes, new items and Breach mode customization was also included in the patch. It’s hard to see a downside to this. For the rest of us who don’t own an HDR display, looks like we’ll have to be content with the more stable gameplay experience for the time being. Here are the official...
A Dummy’s Guide To Native 4K, UHD, Upscaled 4K And HDR
“Will the PS 4 Pro deliver native 4K?” “GTX 1080 can run games at 4K/60 FPS!” “Damn I want HDR enabled gaming” “Consoles can probably do upscaled 4K at the best right now” – These might be some statements you may be hearing every now and then these days. With the advancements in gaming and display technology, gamers want better graphics and details, and rightly so. Hence, for those still who are not familiar with these phrases or want to know more because they are thinking about investing in these, here’s our little guide. What is 4K? Basically, 4K describes the resolution of your screen. By definition, it refers to a horizontal resolution of 4000 pixels, establishing a deviation from the conventional method of characterising reso...