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.

The first Nioh got its Complete Edition when it was released on PC so it is no surprise to see that Nioh 2 has been given the same treatment, a few months after it came out as an exclusive title on Playstation 4. Sadly, we ran into many technical issues with the PC version, despite a very powerful rig (RTX 3080, Ryzen 5900X). For starters, we were never able to select 4K as a resolution in the game when playing on our LG CX and HDR didn't work either. Then, performance remained disappointing in 4K, 1440p and even 1080p, which explains the dips you will see. Another oddity on our end is that we've never been able to play the game at 120 fps, it simply wouldn't work. Note that DLSS is supposed to be added for launch as well as Xbox prompt buttons so don't be surprised to see the PS4 ones in our videos... We sincerely hope the game will be patched to fix the technical issues, although we are perfectly aware that not everyone will encounter the same problems than we have. We'll make more videos if things improve (or when it does). PS5 owners are luckier thankfully as we've had no issues when playing the Nioh Collection in either 4K/60fps or 120 fps (we could not record 120 fps gameplay though, our Ninja device doesn't seem to work as it should at such high frame rate). You will also find gameplay PS5 videos of the 2 remastered titles inside.