It's an excellent game. I didn't play enough for the 'true ending' - you need to complete 10 runs for that and by that time I just didn't have the motivation to continue fighting the same bosses and doing the same levels - but I had a blast anyway.Bought Hades the other day and played it last night for an hour or two. Early impressions are very positive. I love the art design of it all, the characters are great and the dialogue is very well done - very engaging and funny, which is a difficult thing to achieve. Combat is really fun, but can't say too much about the weapons as I haven't gone that far so haven't really unlocked many. Beat the first boss last night and left it there.
But yeah, very good indeed.
I am using ps5 with a home cinema setup with a receiver and it's great. But I don't think the explicit 3d audio option works in this case, but that might have changed with the latest update.Anyone tried it on a Speaker bar?
You go in store, give them the code and purchase your bundle of choice (subject to availability). They'll then let you know when it's ready for collection.
Yeah, it's just a 15-digit code. From what I can tell, it guarantees you a console as long as you redeem it by the 21st of this month, but they don't say anything about the turnaround time. I'll PM you now.Ah wow ok. Then yeah i think i'm interested - is it literally just a code? And are they working on a huge backlog?
Thank you mate, much appreciated!Yeah, it's just a 15-digit code. From what I can tell, it guarantees you a console as long as you redeem it by the 21st of this month, but they don't say anything about the turnaround time. I'll PM you now.
Yes it's the latest update I'm talking about. I've been using 3D audio with my speaker bar for a couple days and tbh I don't know if I can tell any difference...I am using ps5 with a home cinema setup with a receiver and it's great. But I don't think the explicit 3d audio option works in this case, but that might have changed with the latest update.
Well if its just one bar under the TV you won't be able to. You need multiple speakers or a pair of pulse 3d headphones.Yes it's the latest update I'm talking about. I've been using 3D audio with my speaker bar for a couple days and tbh I don't know if I can tell any difference...
Yes it's the latest update I'm talking about. I've been using 3D audio with my speaker bar for a couple days and tbh I don't know if I can tell any difference...
Well if its just one bar under the TV you won't be able to. You need multiple speakers or a pair of pulse 3d headphones.
The point I am making is that in order to actually experience 3d effect , you need multiple speakers , regardless of whether that 3d audio signal is provided.No you don't.
New update allows 3d audio through your TV.
Yes it's the latest update I'm talking about. I've been using 3D audio with my speaker bar for a couple days and tbh I don't know if I can tell any difference...
The point I am making is that in order to actually experience 3d effect , you need multiple speakers , regardless of whether that 3d audio signal is provided.
Yes it's the latest update I'm talking about. I've been using 3D audio with my speaker bar for a couple days and tbh I don't know if I can tell any difference...
The first PS5 beta software lets you "enjoy 3D Audio through your TV speakers" and the DualSense controller's microphone can be used to measure the acoustics of your living room. 3D Audio support for soundbars and receivers will arrive later.
I tried Returnal with 3d through the TV last night.
It certainly sounds different, but it's tinny. I can tell depth with it but I wouldn't say it sounds good.
I'm intrigued how it'd sound with a bar as I feel with a bit more bass it'd achieve the depth of sound that seems lacking through the TV.
I am yet to see anything resembling adequate 3d effect coming from a soundbar. It will be slightly different for sure, but thre is a reason home cinemas have 7+ speakers , and with atmos they can get into the dozens.You don't though.
See my reply to afro before I replied to you.
It is creating the 3d audio effect but obviously not as deep as through the headphones. I imagine with a bar it will achieve an acceptable audio experience, but will still be worse than using headphones.
I am yet to see anything resembling adequate 3d effect coming from a soundbar. It will be slightly different for sure, but thre is a reason home cinemas have 7+ speakers , and with atmos they can get into the dozens.
I thought it sounded muffled but with more depth to the sound. I got used to it after a while and quite like it, but I agree that more bass would help a lot.
Acoustically it's the same thing, I will check it tonight to see if there is any difference, but will absolute shocked if there is actual 3d effect - meaning hearing sounds to the side and behind you.Someone above has posted that the tech may not be there for bars currently but it most certainly is creating a 3d effect with 2 speakers on the TV.
Acoustically it's the same thing, I will check it tonight to see if there is any difference, but will absolute shocked if there is actual 3d effect - meaning hearing sounds to the side and behind you.
I stuck that game on just to see what all the fuss was about. Didnt think much of it, and yet somehow, 200 hours later Im still playing it. It seems kinda simple at first, but then as you get into it theres so much more going on and to explore. And just when you think youve got it figured out, it throws something else at you to switch up the replay value. Honestly, I havent enjoyed playing a game like this since FTL. Very fun, very addictive game.
I've just tested it with a soundbar and can confirm it sounds different. I'll need to test some games to hear what it actually does.
Edit: tried Days Gone and I hate it. It's like there's totally no bass or something, even though I've got a subwoofer. It's clearly not working as intended.
Well if its just one bar under the TV you won't be able to. You need multiple speakers or a pair of pulse 3d headphones.
Are you talking multi speaker with conjuction with pulse 3d specifically? Because regular home cinema I can already configure from the sounds settings in ps5 , and that includes speaker position/angles.No, as it stands its only headphones and TV speakers. I tried to use the TV setting. Multi speaker support is coming some time in the future, hopefully that includes TV bars...
I'm talking about Tempest audio which is specific to PS5, it supported headphones, now it supports TV speakers, later it will support more.Are you talking multi speaker with conjuction with pulse 3d specifically? Because regular home cinema I can already configure from the sounds settings in ps5 , and that includes speaker position/angles.
Exactly my experience. I've just boosted the bass when using it but....I've just tested it with a soundbar and can confirm it sounds different. I'll need to test some games to hear what it actually does.
Edit: tried Days Gone and I hate it. It's like there's totally no bass or something, even though I've got a subwoofer. It's clearly not working as intended.
Eventually yes, but I’ve no need for one yet.Anyone planning to or already installed an NVMe M.2 SSD inside their console?
I got one last week after a month or so if looking. I would recommend following PS5 Stock UK on twitter and turning tweet notifications on. Was fairly easy when I did that.Still hunting around for one, unbelievable they are still near impossible to get.
Have you tried turning it off and back on again?Just got home and my Ps5 just isn't being detetcted by my TV.
The lights on the console seem normal and it seems to be reading discs but the TV is not detecting a signal.
Tried all the usual troubleshooting and nothing is working and the TV is detecting other HDMI inputs (Switch).
Anyone got any ideas because at moment it's looking like my ps5 is bricked.
Just got home and my Ps5 just isn't being detetcted by my TV.
The lights on the console seem normal and it seems to be reading discs but the TV is not detecting a signal.
Tried all the usual troubleshooting and nothing is working and the TV is detecting other HDMI inputs (Switch).
Anyone got any ideas because at moment it's looking like my ps5 is bricked.
Guessing you've tried another hdmi cable but have you tried a different tv/monitor?
Managed to get on through remote play.
Deathloop installed and played properly through that and everything else seemed to work fine but still cannot get a picture on any TV with any HDMI cable. Completely out of ideas now. Can't even figure out what caused it
Sounds bizarre, but definitely related to HDMI.
Have you tried the old draining capacitors step? Unplug it and hold the power button for 15 seconds until you hear the capacitors click. On PC's that forces a reload of the BIOS etc and has got me out of bad situations before.
