GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗Ghost of Yōtei
Reaches the burning-ginkgo scene, Change Difficulty and Select an Experience on the reported stack.
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GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗Reaches the burning-ginkgo scene, Change Difficulty and Select an Experience on the reported stack.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗The author reports intro gameplay, combat through a Cyclops encounter, audio and a save checkpoint.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗Story prologue bank in Performance mode at about 21 FPS, with correct rendering on the author’s proof-of-concept branch.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗Music Rally runs with HUD and Auto Drive. A later update reports about 1.8 FPS while driving, with faster menu scenes.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗PPSA01341 v1.07: tutorial HUD and knight rendered at about 0.30 FPS with a warm cache.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗Opening gameplay reported at about 58 FPS over two minutes.
COMMUNITY CAPTURE ↗E1M1 renders at 35 FPS; movement, firing, a health pickup and automap are checked.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗Sonic 1 at 51–60 FPS, 960×540: Green Hill, Marble Zone Act 1 and Knuckles in Green Hill.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗Gameplay and audio reported at 60 FPS on Windows.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗Card gameplay, music and sound effects reported at a steady 60 FPS.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗Loads a game and reaches the hub at the 60 FPS cap with warm shader caches.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗Intro, menus and opening gameplay; above 50 FPS and mostly 60 FPS reported with DualSense.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗PPSA21567 Crash Site hub renders idle at about 8 FPS in two 60-second captures after a 120-second warm-up.
COMMUNITY CAPTURE ↗Menus and tutorial combat reported, with original captures. The prison area after the tutorial boss crashes in both recorded runs.
GAME ART / IDENTITY ↗DeadCity start after loading a save: 5.7–5.9 FPS across four 60-second window-counter means, stock engine.ini.
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