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Masaru ijuin, manager of advanced technology research department, revealed that the Mac version of biochemical crisis 8 supports 1080p resolution, and 4K resolution can be achieved through metalfx upscaling technology. The press conference also showed the running picture and performance of the MAC porting version of biochemical crisis 8 on the Mac computer equipped with Apple's AILICON chip, including the castle and village of the Vampire Lady.
After the picture was displayed, the MAC transplanted version of biochemical crisis 8 was roast by netizens that it was a PS4 picture, and the effect was not good enough.
Netizen: the maps in the demo look bad. Fire, water, trees, everything looks like running on PS4
On Monday local time, Apple announced the MacOS Ventura and the new second-generation Apple silicon chip m2 at the global developer conference. The new version of the operating system works with m2 to improve the productivity and creativity of users, but gamers will also notice some big changes.
Apple plans to upgrade its metal software, which helps drive games. Metal 3 will support metalfx upscaling, which means that developers can render rich and realistic images faster. Metalfx renders smaller, less computational dense frames that can be stretched and enlarged. In addition, the quick resource loading API of metal 3 reduces the waiting time when playing games.
At the global developers' conference, apple showed off the new Mac running biochemical crisis 8: Village and nobody in deep space. Both games will be available on Macs using apple chips later this year. Masaru ijuin, senior technical research manager of Capcom, said, macbook Air works well with 1080p Resident Evil 8: villages, while MAC studio can run 4K.
