Justin Zerbel

Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster Edition Originally Played on: Xbox 360 2006 Last Time Played: Around 2008 Graphics: Graphics engine has been overhauled to be used on the Re Engine that brought to life previous Remakes of Resident Evil 2 3 4. Everything has been overhauled, Textures, Sounds, Lighting, Night and day Cycle differences etc. Performance: This is where the party yells fire, Performance is all over the place, One minute you can have a fantastic 100 fps in 4K and then turn one direction and that 100fps plummets to the 30's all because a object has a line of code going beserk. This is happening on various systems, RTX 40 series mainly affected. RTX features: To be honest the RTX features such as DLSS and frame generation are quite uselss. DLSS for one reason or another has little effect on overall frame rate but can make or break image quality. Frame Generation is completely useless as it can sometimes cause more performance problems. A way around this and claw back performance is to use Nvidia Smooth Motion via editing lines of code via Nvidia Inspector. Overall: A decent remake with performance problems that also plagued the other remakes. It all seems to be tied to a V-ram problem where the game uses much more V-ram than it asks for which causes fps to plummet in certain scenes. Overall I give this remake a 6 out of 10: Decent but could have been better.

Batman Arkham Shadow You are Batman and for the first time ever..... Experience the knight in glorious cutting edge VR. Use his gadgets, his whit, to bring down the Rat King, some other familiar faces are in store as well. If I could improve on the game in any way it would be the combat. Now the combat is great but not as imersive as it could have been, In future installments i hope we get a more open sourced combat where we can hit where we want, grab and throw etc. My only complaint was the somewhat limited combat otherwise this is amazing.