@Fred13 Games benefit from higher framerate more than movies because you're interacting with them. As you are getting double the feedback when you play the game feels more responsive to your inputs, giving you an increased sense of control.
Can we live with 30 fps here in Overcooked? Yes, but there is no doubt that a consistent 60 fps would be a massive improvement. There is no genre of game that doesn't benefit from this improvement.
As an extra note I played Overcooked earlier today and it did feel a lot better than it did before - if only it had launched this way!
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Re: Overcooked: Special Edition Update Brings Silky-Smooth Framerate
@Fred13 Games benefit from higher framerate more than movies because you're interacting with them. As you are getting double the feedback when you play the game feels more responsive to your inputs, giving you an increased sense of control.
Can we live with 30 fps here in Overcooked? Yes, but there is no doubt that a consistent 60 fps would be a massive improvement. There is no genre of game that doesn't benefit from this improvement.
As an extra note I played Overcooked earlier today and it did feel a lot better than it did before - if only it had launched this way!