Mark Cerny, chief architect of PS5, has been surprised that many game developers are betting on 60 FPS, something he defines as “a radical change compared to previous generations”
Do you know who it is Mark Cerny? It is considered a legend within Sony due to the important roles it has played since the birth of the first PlayStation. However, it was not until PS4 and PS5 that he served as chief architect, a position that involves leading the hardware design and developmentas well as contributing to the software, the graphical power and the graphical power, etc.
It is the mastermind of the latest Sony consoles, and he recently spoke with the Games Industry media about what has surprised him so much about the developers like the players. In part of the interview he is asked what aspect impressed him most about the developers, and the chief architect responded that most studios opt for 60 frames per second.
“The other thing that has surprised is the commitment to 60 frames per second. If we go by the previous life cycles of the consoles, I I would have expected there to be many more games at 30 images per second, simply because illustrations can be much more detailed if you have more time to render them. Instead, the almost universal norm this time it has been that the games run at 60 FPS. It’s great from a gameplay point of view,” he acknowledges (via PSU).
Gamers prefer 60 FPS
Cerny says that “is great from the point of view of gameplay“, well “the players prefer extremely games with higher FPS rates. But I didn’t expect such a radical change compared to previous generations.” Mark Cerny has always been someone who has chosen to listen to video game developers, and he made that clear the last time he mentioned the ambitious goals that were set with PS5. .
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