by Asher Madan on (#53DT5)
Let's hope this isn't a trend.What you need to knowToday, Epic Games revealed Unreal Engine 5 for next-generation consoles and other devices.The demo showcased stunning gameplay. Unfortunately, the resolution was "1440p most of the time." Hopefully, the PlayStation 5 will be able to output at a higher resolution consistently even with advanced effects. Today, we got our first look at Unreal Engine 5 running on PlayStation 5 (PS5). Unfortunately, it looks like it only supported 30 frames per second (FPS), featured no ray-tracing support, and rendered at "1440p most of the time."Eurogamer did an in-depth analysis of the footage and even interviewed Epic Games developers. Vice President of Engineering, Nick Penwarden, said the following. Interestingly, it does work very well with our dynamic resolution technique as well. So, when GPU load gets high we can lower the screen resolution a bit, and then we can adapt to that. In the demo, we actually did use dynamic resolut...