was it the retail spiderman game?
But those are optimized for the console, using Velocity Architecture, not like BC games.
Loading times in PC with SSDs are similar to Series X.
There is a whitelist of games that work.
Microsoft control which games and which emulation profile is used.
And?A Samsung SSD in 2018 already can achieve about 40 seconds in Red Dead vs 38 seconds for Series X.
Red Dead Redemption 2 - SSD vs HDD Load Times - XBOX One X
How fast does Red Dead Redemption 2 load from an SSD compared to the internal HDD on an XBOX One XBoth videos were captured from a cold boot of the XBOX One ...www.youtube.com
Because most people turn their consoles all the way off only a handful of times a year. It's annoying when it happens but it happens so infrequently.
EDIT: Lol in the wrong thread, woops.
Even on PC with NVME it takes around 34 seconds.
Idk where all the 'these are incredibly slow compared to pc' takes are coming from.
Optimized for PS5 :)
The medium showed instant transition between world too :)
X1 games arent supposed to need emulation
see this post
I haven't seen anyone say "incredibly slow", let's not overreact.
The death of overlong load times is something we can all celebrate. Ding doing the witch is dead.
I don't get it, what is the difference between "optimized but only on Series X" and "optimized for Series X"? both are Series X games, compiled with Series X hardware in mind.
At the end, both will use Velocity Architecture.
Not emulation per se, but a virtual machine environment with special treatment. The system add things like HDR for all games.
they are different. a game made for cross gen vs a game made for the new systems. the cross gen game will have old gen descopes particularly would be in gameplay, vs textures, resolution, framerate that the new gen wouldnt have. Unless the game is made in a way where they downport which is what MS recommends.
No idea, it was said to be Spider-Man PS4 at least, but I googled it and it looked like they loaded a level, no logos etc. And it loaded fast on Pro too so I guess it can't be compared to what we see here, 8.1 sec on Pro, 0.8 sec on PS5
True, but some people seem to be disappointed that these games aren't loading in 5 seconds.
Not at all bad for me. I couldn't do that at all when I bought a PS4 after all.
This pic is from the One X version and it lines up with my experience with playing the game on a HDD.
Series X - 36s
One X w/SSD - 1:15s
One X w/HDD - 2:14s
lol I'm gonna have to start the game again and time the loading, it would impressive I guess that I never felt it taking 2 minutes tbh.
Though I'm looking looking forward for not having to sit through all these loading screens next-gen, in games like The Outer Worlds sitting through two loading screens after dying or loading in the wrong place was really annoying.
What I mean is taking care of loading times using VA. For a system level, both are Series X|S games, not Xbox One games.
Yes, it should. A small caveat is how the onboard S/DRAM cache will function because saturating it can lead to bottlenecking of write speed (which is rare and happens after 10s of GB of data has been written continuously).
As an anecdote, I have both a gigabit internet connection and a ps4pro w/ samsung 860EVO SSD (1GB LPDDR4 DRAM). Compared One X where my download speed tops out at around 130Mbps or16.25MB/s, my PS4 can download and write speeds anywhere at speeds between 320Mbps or 40MB/s all the up to 800Mbps or 100MB/s.
Why do we keep jumping in circles in here. There's like ahalf a thread full of post telling people it isn't optimized and the other half pretending to be sad it's not as fast as built from the ground up next gen games.
Im happy as fuck MHW saw a drastic improvement though.
Im happy as fuck MHW saw a drastic improvement though.
I'm sure there are a lot of people that bought into the marketing without reading the details and assumed literally everything would load near instantly. Or maybe they're concern trolling.
im not talking about the loading times im talking about the games you listed based on what they asked.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
The hype of "nearly instant loads" and all.
i dont know how anyone would think these games would load sub 5 seconds unpatched.
Oh my god. That's what console players have been dealing with when playing Destiny?from The Verge
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jfc
"one of"
I watch a lot of GTA RP on twitch and I want to get back into GTA Online but the load times are frustrating.
That's a huge improvement in load times. No longer do we have to wait an eternity for something like RDR2 to load.
The Medium and Scorn are games that will not be available in current gen consoles.
No test of GTA 5 Online? On PS4 I can get through most of a 3-4 minute song before it actually loads
There are still profiles that are used to manually control what features are/aren't used. These profiles are downloaded when you turn on your Xbox.
I played Destiny 1 on PS4 a lot and I don't ever remember it being that slow, unless they changed something for Destiny 2?
Most people just read headlines and can't be bothered with the specifics. You see it in ResetEra threads all the time!
yeah that's what I'm curious about, I've been using an external SSD for my One X and if the internal SSD doesn't have that much of an improvement then it's not worth grabbing the proprietary expansion storage to me since I'll just keep using my existing external SSD
I'm planning on getting a PS5, but it terms of boot loading time, I feel like I'm going to end up being slightly underwhelmed since I already have a 1 TB SSD in my PS4 Pro. Just from that alone, I received a pretty noticeable boost in boot up time across the board.
Well PS5 is claiming almost instant load times. I was hoping for something similar on XSX. 1-3 second load times is what I was hoping for. Not 43 sec, 38 sec, and various ~20 sec load times. Still better than what is there now but just not what I was hoping for. Of course PS5 load times may be similar and all of the "instant loading" may just be marketing fluff.