Mon, Dec 14, 2009 | 11:36 GMT

When Visceral said Dante was locked at 60fps, it wasn’t lying

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Digital Foundry’s posted what is probably the most boring performance analysis graph in the world, showing Dante’s Inferno so locked at 60 frames-per-second it looks as though Visceral’s thrown away the key.

We had a chat with Mr DF the other day, and he reckons the game’s excellent demo dropped two frames in 25,000. Play is 60fps, cut-scenes at 30.

Check out our video of the entire demo here. It’s out in February. Please buy it. God asked you to.

11 comments

#1

onlineatron
14/12/09, 12:06 pm

I didn’t enjoy the demo too much… it just didn’t have that ‘omph’ needed in a hack n’ slash.

#2

Tonka
14/12/09, 12:34 pm

They use input prompts to trigger mini cut scenes that represents special attacks that aren’t usually available to the player. What a fresh idea. That might become a staple in this fresh new genre they have invented.

#3

Psychotext
14/12/09, 12:48 pm

Impressive. I’m a big fan of games with locked frame rates as stuttering / tearing offend my inner graphics whore.

#4

Tonka
14/12/09, 12:59 pm

Is that a massive tit in the screen shot?

#5

Psychotext
14/12/09, 1:00 pm

Is the image name a clue?

http://assets.vg247.com/current//2009/12/dantetit.jpg

(You’re a perv Pat)

#6

Johnny Cullen
14/12/09, 1:03 pm

:D

#7

Blerk
14/12/09, 1:06 pm

It was performing really nicely back at the EG show (much better than God of War III was) so I’ve no doubt they’ll do a stand-up job on this. And that was the PS3 version too.

#8

draknahr
14/12/09, 7:35 pm

BTW the ps3 is the original system this was developed on (as with all EA games).

#9

Psychotext
14/12/09, 7:36 pm

“as with all EA games”

Nuh uh.

#10

draknahr
14/12/09, 8:48 pm

No? I must’ve misread, but from what I understood at least the majority are.

#11

Neolucifer
14/12/09, 10:15 pm

I’m not surprised , the game is still cool enough , however it’s far from technical impressive .

It’s hardly an engine that should stutter and fall or at least have a good reason to do so …

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