A 167MB download, The Last Guardian update 1.03 is now available on PlayStation 4. According to players, the PS4’s Update History just shows the same patch notes as the previous updates: “Various other improvements and fixes have also been made.”
Although the patch notes are vague, Reddit user LackOfLogic says, “The Last Guardian update seems to have removed those annoying button prompts.” They followed up that statement by adding, “Confirmed – after approaching the barrels the ‘pick up’ button prompts are no longer present, and all the other prompts seem to be gone now.”
Another Reddit user, melodyinthemist, thinks the camera deadzone has been tightened up, and the frame-rate might even be smoother.
Sony hasn’t confirmed any of these reported changes yet.
If you’re having trouble with The Call of Nature Trophy in The Last Guardian, this video gives you an idea of what to look out for:
Did you notice any other changes in today’s update?
[Source: NeoGAF, Reddit (1), (2)]
Best of 2016 Game Awards - Best Graphics
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Best of 2016 Game Awards - Best Graphics
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Battlefield 1
The Frostbite engine reaches new heights in Battlefield 1, providing visuals that better the beautiful Star Wars Battlefront and a good enough frame-rate that stays close to 60fps, the majority of the time.Battlefield 1 succeeds in combining impressive, realistic graphics with a smooth frame-rate, making for a wonderful gaming experience. -
Uncharted 4
Naughty Dog has been known to push PlayStation platforms to their limits, and it's no different in Uncharted 4. Prepare for a feast visually as Nathan Drake slides, grapples and shoots his way across lush jungles, fantastic rendition of mud and dirt, and of course, those amazing set-pieces that Naughty Dog frames so well.
Add in an impeccable tech presentation, and you've got one heck of a package in terms of graphical showcase for your PS4.
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Ratchet & Clank
While it might not be as technically impressive as the other games on the list, Ratchet & Clank runs at a steady frame-rate, no visual slowdown even when a ton of things are happening on screen, and the art style is nothing to sneeze at, either.
It might not wow people due to its cartoony style, but those who know their video game visuals will appreciate what Insomniac has done with this re-imagining.
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DOOM
id Software has proven time and time again that they know how to make pretty games and DOOM is no different. Prepare for blood, guts and lots of violence all in one fantastic-looking package.
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Rise of the Tomb Raider
If you've played Rise of the Tomb Raider, then it's easy to see why this game needs to be on this list. Just the opening level alone will make you gape at how fantastic everything looks.
Bonus points if you have a PS4 Pro since RotTR has the option of running in locked 60fps, 4K, or super detailed fantastico mode.
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And the winner is...
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Winner - Battlefield 1
64-player multiplayer battles and it looks this good? Yep, go enlist us, then!
DICE, no longer shackled by the limitations of last-gen have finally given console gamers a Battlefield game that looks almost as well as it plays.