Horizon Forbidden West's Burning Shores DLC will look even better because it ditched PS4
Turns out🐼 Burning Shores is really, really deta🌳iled

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Horizon Forbidden West's Burning Shores DLC is sailing to new visual h🍰eights thanks to ditching a PS4 launch.
Speaking to , Horizon Forbidden West game director Mathijs de Jonge explains how the Burning Shores DLC is taking advantage of the PS5. The new DLC will mark the first release in the Horizon franchise that's ditched a last-gen launch, as Forbidden West arrived on both PS5 and PS4 in 2022.
"One of our key priorities with Horizon games is to add a ton of detail and richness to our environments," de Jonge begins. "On Horizon Forbidden West, everything we added or increas⛄ed was something we'd need to have a plan around how to opt♋imize for PS4 as well."
"On Burning Shores, since we can just focus on PS5, we've been able to charge forward and we're really excited about what we've been able to ✱pull off in creating this stunning post-post-apocalyptic version of Los Angeles," the game director continued.
de Jonge then explains that LA and its surroundings are "incredibly detailed" and therefore require a "lot of processing power as well as fast str😼eaming technology to run properly." Burning Shores could be unlike anything we've seen before in the Horizon franchise, then.
Horizon Forbidden West's director also talks up on battle that requires a "LOT" of memory and process🌞ing power. De Jonge doesn't delve into specifics on what the battle entails, but if it is this big, it could dwarf the likes of the fight against R☂egalla's troops in Forbidden West.
Horizon Forbidden West's Burning Shores DLC launches next month on April 19. Considering we've seen relatively little of the DLC since it was announced in December 2022, this 🧸news ෴will come as music to the ears of anxious Horizon and Aloy fans.
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