Je pense que c'est assez clair :
"WE certainly understand how framerate can affect the game experience. And WE definitely have people here that prefer 60fps as well. But when it comes right down to it, when we have to make a choice, that choice has to be made based on what we think YOU guys will like better. And what YOU'd actually prefer to buy, in general. It's not a perfect system."
Il dit aussi :
"To that end, our community team did some research into the question of framerate. The results perhaps confirmed what I’ve known for a long time, but found it difficult to accept without evidence. They found that:
----> A higher framerate does not significantly affect sales of a game.
----> A higher framerate does not significantly affect the reviews of a game."
Et encore :
- "they found that
there was a clear correlation between graphics scores in reviews (where they are provided) and the final scores."
- "they found
no such correlation between framerate and the graphics scores nor the final scores."
- "they found
no direct correlation between gameplay scores and final scores."
- "they found that gameplay scores
are also influenced by graphics scores."
Une dernière :
"Better looking games appear to be more “fun” to reviewers, in general."
Ça sent mauvais, car ce genre de "recherches" risque de pousser les autres dévéloppeurs à ne plus faire d'efforts à ce niveau.
Rendez-nous nos 60fps (droits acquis à la génération précédente)
posted the 10/31/2009 at 02:55 PM by
kokoriko
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----> "Framerate should be as consistent as possible and should never interfere with the game. However, a drop in framerate is interestingly seen by some players as a reward for creating or forcing a complex setup in which a lot of things must happen on the screen at once. As in, “Damn! Did you see that? That was crazy!”"
). Il y a des moments ou il est même très en dessous. Qu'ils stabilisent donc le framerate à 30 fps + motion blur (qui demande des ressources mais bcp moins que du 60 fps) c'est surement un meilleur choix que du 60 instable. Ca leur permettra de pousser plus loin les graphismes, qui sont déjà parmis les meilleurs de cette gen mais avec quelques ajouts on se rapprochait d'une qualité proche des films d'animation 
Idéal pour l'univers de Ratchet and Clank. Un bon depth of field, des shaders de meilleure qualité et du vrai motion et le tour est joué, je vous garantis que personne ne s'en plaindra saut les rigolos comme Koko qui poste des articles uniquement dans le but de déclencher des gueguerres en se faisant passer pour un passionné. Sinon je l'ai déjà dit mille fois mais des jeux en 30 et 60 fps il y en a depuis les consoles 8 bits et il y en aura toujours quelque soit la puissance des consoles. C'est surtout une question de priorités du développeur.
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