As usual, we encountered a bunch of issues when trying to capture 120 fps footage but we finally nailed it (at least we think so) on PS5. Now obviously with the known issue the console's video output has in SDR, videos are still darker than they should with crushed blacks but since it's not our fault, we figured we could post the following videos of Nioh Remastered - The Complete Edition and DiRT 5. In the future, we'll increase the in-game bright ess to try and compensate, just like Digital Foundry does, but this time it will have to do. Inside, you won't find all 120 fps games on PS5, one because we don't own them all and two, because of the time it would require to do it. That being said, if you're interested, we'll add some more in the upcoming weeks and will try to make it work on Xbox Series X too. Except for the FPS videos, for which we created streams, the others need to be downloaded and played on a compatible device to be fully enjoyed.

After our Xbox Series X videos of DiRT 5, it is time to check out the Playstation 5 version of the game. This new episode is probably more along the lines of iconic titles such as DriveClub and Motorstorm than some of the preivous DiRT games, but it remains a very entertaining one anyway. The next gen version proposes 3 graphics modes to choose from and we've decided to start with the first two. You can favor image quality with more detailed graphics but if you prefer you can prioritize resolution. In the 2 modes, you get to play up to 60 fps, though we have witnessed a few slowdowns on Sony's console. The third mode is focused on framerate only but it seems we cannot capture it for the moment. One more thing, we're enjoying the way the adaptive triggers work in the game, offering more or less resistance depending on the situation. For example, the accelerator gets harder to push when the car lands after a high jump.

DiRT 5 has several display options: resolution mode, image quality mode and a 120 fps mode if your TV is HDMI 2.1 compatible. Here are two videos showing the first two modes and a bonus HDR video.

Codemasters released a new video of DiRT 5 showing a muddy track in China. For some reason, it reminded us of the episode of Sega Rally which came out on Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. Nostalgia isn't just meant for the skateboarding community apparently.

Codemasters released a new gameplay video of DiRT 5 showcasing the Cape Town circuit. The game will ship on November 6 on Xbox One, Playstation 4 and PC, but it will also be available on Xbox One Series S, Xbox One Series X and Playstation 5 when they become available.

DiRT 5 was postponed a bit in order to be ready on time for the release of the new consoles, so we probably have a bunch of promotional videos ahead of us. Codemasters sent us new gameplay footage set in a sandstorm in Morocco. Oddly enough, they seem to have used a custom resolution (1532p) for this new video, but you'll only see it if you download the file (streaming it won't go above 1440p).

Codemasters unveiled Playgrounds, a feature for DiRT 5 allowing players to create, share and discover custom arenas in which Gate Crasher, Gymkhana and Smash Attack modes can be chosen. The game will launch October 16 and at a later date for next gen consoles.

Codemasters unveils the features in DiRT 5 with a new 4K trailer. The game will be released on October 9, 2020 on PS4, Xbox One and PC, more information will be released later for PS5, Xbox Series X and Stadia.

DiRT 5, launching October 9, features a five-chapter long Carreer Mode where Troy Baker and Nolan North play Alex ‘AJ’ Janiček and Bruno Durand respectively, the main competitors. The game is also planned to launch on next-gen consoles.

Codemasters reveals some details about the career mode of DiRT 5, as well as new screenshots. DiRT 5 launches from October for Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC via Steam, and for Google Stadia in early 2021.