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Tell me about the relationship your album and the game have. Had you completely written the album before the game was done?At the beginning, I only had rough musical ideas. After the first couple of design sketches were made, I decided to let myself get inspired by the visual elements. I really loved all of them. The workflow of both the game and the album continuously interwove with each other; new graphical elements came with new musical elements, and vice versa. It was a very exciting way to work.
Visually speaking, what kind of world did you want to create in your game to match the sound and feel of your music?Since my music has a sort of dreamy, good-for-travel, lonely mood, it was obvious we needed a magical, story-driven game with a single main character. This kind of world I thought would help my music and the game to connect, as well as with the players.
First Day of School is the prologue for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, which acts as a tutorial for the game. There's lots to do right away including choosing your starter Pokemon, having your first trainer battle, and learning how to catch wild Pokemon. In this mission, you'll visit Cabo Poco, Poco Path, Inlet Groto, the Lighthouse, Los Platos, and finally, Mesagoza. For this walkthrough, we'll take you through all the main story objectives to complete this quest. We've also included information on Items you can find along the way, as well as optional trainer battles we'd recommend you take on for rewards.
Before the game begins, there's a customisation menu you can play around in that allows you to create your character. Options for customisation include changing your hair colour, style, eye colour, and more. When you're happy with your creation, you can start the game! Your school application will be created and a short intro cutscene will play.
Now it's time to make your way down to the house in Cabo Poco. Along the way, you can speak to two characters. There's a woman on the right who will greet you and speak to you about Cabo Poco, while the man on the left will briefly explain that there are multiplayer features in the game.
The rule is quite simple: "Get all the keys and get to the goal and clear", but all 48 levels have special gimmicks designed specifically for multiplayer. At most levels, different gimmicks will appear as you move forward, and you will need to consult with your peers and think about new ways to cooperate. [Flexible Level] Each level of PICO PARK can be cleared when players get the key,unlock the door and all players reach it.But, every level requires cooperation to complete..[Battle Mode] Co-op play is the main work of this game, but let's compete with friends in BATTLE MODE once co-op play is completed.[Endless Mode] Even if you complete all 48 stages, you can play ENDLESS mode to aim at high score by collaborating with friends. By collaborating with friends, your score will grow faster.
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We all know that the craze of Iron Man has not ended with his demise in the Infinity War saga. Now, Marvel has taken this seriously and collaborated with the Motive Studio to create a brand-new single-player, third-person, action-adventure Iron Man video game.
The game is in the early development stage as of now. The game will revolve around the history and life of Iron Man a.k.a Tony Stark. Speculations are that the game will revolve around the Marvel Comic Universe narrative of Iron Man.
Considering the current scenario, the Iron Man video game is in the pre-production phase along with a lot of updates on the way. We are expecting more information on our way as soon as the launch date of the game inches closer.
Developer Nixxes patched Marvel's Spider-Man a couple of hours before embargo on Wednesday, setting back our PC tech review, but the update was worth it and while a little more polish is required to get the game fully into shape, the release you'll be playing today definitely hits the spot. We've already covered the PC version in broad brush strokes, but today we can get a little more granular and offer up our optimised settings for delivering the best balance between performance and fidelity.
Let's quickly recap on what we've already discussed - and it's mostly great stuff. First of all, I like the graphics configuration menu that appears before you run the game - it's a Nixxes (and IO Interactive!) hallmark that gives you an instant 'at a glance' look at the options available and allows for friction-free settings changes outside of the game. Those settings include fully realised support for practically any aspect ratio, plus configurable field of view. Not only that, but the game's full-screen support includes actual exclusive full-screen, allowing for resolutions and refresh rates outside of the desktop options - a rare thing in PC gaming today.
Also impressive is how the in-game options menu actually works. Pause the game at any time and any tweaks you make are instantly deployed, allowing you to see the changes you've made in real-time. In a world where some problematic PC titles don't do this and can even require you to restart the game, this is excellent. On paper, all of the things I've praised here should be standard and second nature to PC developers but unfortunately that's not the case. Where Nixxes excels is where ports like Elden Ring, Final Fantasy VII or Halo Infinite flounder, sometimes spectacularly so.
And what about my other current 'bugbear' with PC gaming? I refer, of course, to my #StutterStruggle, where the majority of major PC ports are now shipping with intrusive stuttering - often because of 'just in time' shader compilation, literally freezing the game as shaders are compiled as needed. Nixxes seems to avoid this issue entirely by compiling during loading and perhaps even asynchronously in the background as you play - the latter technique being how the team solved the intrusive stutter in Horizon Zero Dawn on PC.
The hallmark of a good PC port from consoles concerns scalability - both up and down. Ideally you'd want the game to run on a resource-constrained system like Steam Deck, while at the same time scaling up to the absolute high-end and beyond. First up, let's talk about the PC version's similarities with PS5. That starts with texture quality, which is mirrored between PS5 and PC - the very high preset representing the console in both performance and quality modes. The PS5 has a fair amount of memory, so choosing texture quality should be done carefully on PC. If you've got a 6GB GPU, stick to high textures, rising to 8GB for very high - but you might consider avoiding higher RT settings in this scenario. A GPU with 10GB or more should be good for anything the game throws at you, even with maxed out ray tracing features.
Another holdover from consoles concerns ambient occlusion. The game supports HBAO+ but it doesn't seem well-suited to the game world - I recommend sticking with standard SSAO instead, which is a match for PlayStation 5. Maybe HBAO+ is not working correctly as of now, but for the moment, regardless of performance I recommend using SSAO. Moving on, depth of field is also matched between consoles and PC - the PS5 seemingly in the medium or high quality range. I'd actually choose the low option here as the performance win is substantial and the quality drop is minimal. Hair rendering quality? This concerns Insomniac's beautiful new strand tech, as showcased here and in Ratchet and Clank - medium is just fine here, though PS5 actually runs at something akin to the high setting in fidelity mode. Medium could be game-changing for lower-end GPUs - dropping from high to medium is a massive performance win on Steam Deck, for example.
Beyond this, the game starts having tangible upgrades in its settings: image quality gets a big upgrade thanks to support for higher texture filtering quality levels, while DLSS, DLAA and FSR 2.0 can be used for both upscaling and for stabilising performance via dynamic resolution scaling. Other settings can be subtle: shadow quality is marginally improved, for example. However, there is scalability in level of detail, best experienced while on foot, though ramping up the setting will yield subtle improvements in distance object detail. Tangentially related to LOD are the settings for crowds and traffic, though opting for low here doesn't remove too much from the presentation but does improve CPU and GPU performance significantly. I struggled to see any difference in the traffic setting at all, so with that in mind, I couldn't nail down where Insomniac pitched PlayStation 5.
One final tip for users with older hardware: while it may not work on Steam Deck, the game's own 30fps cap operates fine with consistent frame-pacing - select half refresh rate v-sync and you're good to go. Obviously, this means a locked 30fps on a 60Hz screen while higher refresh displays will run at half whatever that update rate is, but it works well, so use it if needed.
Ultimately, this port has turned out beautifully and I'm happy with it - but the stuttering GPU utilisation during traversal on 1060/580 class hardware and likely lower is problematic, but I'm told that Nixxes is still looking at improving the situation still further. I also feel that the game is still somewhat CPU-heavy - and would like to see further optimisation there. Beyond that, we're looking at a game that has transitioned gracefully across from console to PC, offering all of the quality of life improvements I'd like to see - and then some. I'd like to see easily accessible config.cfg files for tweaking (I'm not even sure where this file resides on PC, or whether there is one at all!) but at this point we're veering hard into nit-pick territory - which demonstrates just how impressive this release actually is overall! 2ff7e9595c
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