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Resident Evil Village is a 2021 survival horror game developed and published by Capcom. It is the sequel to Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (2017). Players control Ethan Winters, who searches for his kidnapped daughter in a village filled with mutant creatures. Village maintains survival horror elements from previous Resident Evil games, with players scavenging environments for items and managing resources. It adds more action-oriented gameplay, with higher enemy counts and a greater emphasis on combat.
Resident Evil Village was announced at the PlayStation 5 reveal event in June 2020 and was released on May 7, 2021, for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Stadia, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S, followed by a macOS version and a cloud version for Nintendo Switch in October 2022. An iOS version was released on October 30, 2023.
The game received generally favorable reviews, with praise for its gameplay, setting, and variety, but criticism for its puzzles, boss fights, and performance issues on the Windows version; the increased focus on action divided opinions. Resident Evil Village won year-end accolades including Game of the Year at the Golden Joystick Awards. The game had sold 8.3 million units by June 2023.
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I actually updated from 14 pro FOR THIS EXACT REASON. Great review BTW, please update us on the battery and the heat :)
Bro when an iPhone can run high end console games at a better resolution/fps then the switch you know it’s time for an upgraded switch😂
Switch has 2015 nvidia shield hardware 🤣
I mean isn't the iphone like 800? Literally over the price of a ps5, I think for the price of a switch it's fine as it Is.
@@3n3j0t4 facts I love my switch but goddamn dude they need a more powerful switch 2 already😭😂
@@jesusisrael4122the upgraded 15 pro max is $1100 I believe
@@3n3j0t4 Thankfully the switch 2 is rumored to be on par with the Xbox series S while docked, and on par with/more powerful then a base ps4 in terms of power while in handheld mode. That plus having dlss and double the ram etc should make it be able to run games like this way better. Hopefully the rumors are true.
I gotta say, I like Unreal Engine as much as the next guy, but this *really* goes to show the value of an in-house engine and programmers that know that engine almost line by line.
RE on iPhone, Spider-Man 2 on PS5, and now Alan Wake 2 on PC are just superb examples of passionate developers pouring every ounce of love, technology, and optimization into making something truly special, in-house, and targeting specific hardware.
Alan Wake 2? Did you seriously give that as an example for good optimization? Doesn't that game have insanely high requirements, and run with 44FPS on a 4090?
@@Titansilber.540ithe requirements were way overblown. The game runs fine
Totally. It's just really expensive to do it like that.
You are kidding me Alan wake 2 that game has worse optimization even worse than cyberpunk.
@@tenacious6052 copium
No matter how you slice it, thats pretty impressive for a pocket sized device.
It will be awesome to see if Digital Foundry covers RE Village on the iPhone.
I expect them to. They did a full video on MetalFX upscaling when Apple released that a year or two ago I believe, so they will definitely cover this!
can't wait for that
Devs did a really good job optimizing the game to run on it
lol devs litterally ported the console version to the mobile with bad controls, this is not optimized for iphone at all.
@@shubham40901Okay buddy so any game on Console can ported over to Arm? So then why aren’t we getting more Releases to Mac and IPhone?
@@JohnnyCheddar there is no point in cheap porting like to just reducing resolution, texture resolution and post processing, game will jitter and it will look bad. This port is forced, must be financed by apple to showcase gpu power. And again gaming company don't do proper port coz return on investment is going to be less. Serius gamer play on console which is cheaper than such iPhone. Mobile gaming is done by either casual gamers or those kids who can't afford console or pc so basically they can't afford powerful iPhone either. Gamers don't buy Mac so again less roi Mac ports.
@@JohnnyCheddarmeaning there is no mean to port this game on the phone anyway and it's a waste your time look at the steam duck
remember that really old Resident Evil 4 port for mobile phones? Time flies.
@SparksProxcringe
@@xKamiiii ur cringe
And resident evil mercenaries
The one where you can buy ammo from the merchant? Good times
I'm not a fan of Apple but I would be mad dumb to not acknowledge how far and fast their APU tech has progressed. They're not only powerful but efficient at the cost of aggressive pricing but there you have it. It'll be really cool to see where this all goes in just 10 years.
If they get more seriously into gaming they will easily crash these crap steam decks
Its also the reason why Apple sells alot in Asian countries people buy them not just for camera and wanting to look cool but because of the performance.
@@muresanandrei7565 "crap" yeah sure lmao
@@blub9633 cope
Android performs better
The sync issues might be because of the variable frame rate, I remember having the same problem on PC and it was fixed when I put it on 120, or 60.
The iphone 15 feels like the prototype model for mobile gaming on THIS scale. I imagine through feedback from channels like yours and the average consumer as well, they will continue tweaking it to the point where by maybe Iphone 16 or 17, it is able to run these games with better frame consistency and not cause the phone to overheat. Either way, this was impressive to see!
I'm honestly curious to see if it'll actually work this time. Developers tried to release full games on phones ages ago, but found most users weren't willing to spend more than $5 on phone apps, even if they were full games.
Yes and when Apple develops their own “dlss”.
@@tylerN76796 They already did, it's called MetalFX
@@tylerN76796 They already have metal fx
Not the first time people pitch this sort of work, and not the first time they do it with iPhone either. It's a fad that will run its course, once again. The phone is more expensive than an actual console for a considerably worse experience overall
Once they start bringing AAA games to iPad, I think that’ll be the big mobile gaming shake up because it’s already great for productivity unlike the Steam Deck or ROG Ally or even Switch
Yes. They need to bring more AAAs to their catalogue though.
games like Stellaris,age of empires,dota,lol etc would be great on Ipad....
@@ppsarrakisyou will never see age of empire on iPhone natively
They’re bringing them to all the m chip series iPads I believe (ac mirage and the other triple a games they’re adding)
Since I think it's relevant to your comment I'll say here what I have said in the comments.
I think Apple have a knack for investing in a niche as a tangible proof of concept that feeds back into their ecosystem in some way. They have a very loyal and on-board userbase who enjoy the overlap with their software across their products. If they can have it be viable on an iPhone then it seems natural to then approach the Macs with their new hardware, architectural familiarity with their use of ARM and the familiar software integration which is often quite frictionless. So to address what Luke was saying about gaming on Mac I would say that they are going about it in reverse. They have the user base on mobile to justify that being a more effective launching pad. It creates separation between the usual perception of Windows vs Mac in gaming while making the type of experience they can offer be more core to the ecosystem that their userbase is very much locked into.
I think a recent example that adds to my speculation is Apple having seen what Valve has been doing in the gaming space developing Proton (essentially Wine) on Linux; using Wine lately as part of their game "porting" toolkit on Mac. I am far from an Apple fan but they are not shy about taking established ideas and even code to offer more than before if they see enough incentive. I would say they're often late in many areas but there's little reason for them to ever care when they have such a loyal fanbase. My interests are outside of using their ecosystem so I and some of us were never the target audience yet Apple have plenty already who have an iPhone who many already likely game on other systems. Maybe the iPhone for them is the key in further justifying the Mac. They rarely seem scared into being early in a market when they earn plenty with their established IP. Slow and steady wins the race; especially when you have the time, money and resources along with work from others that has shown potential that they can implement and define such potential in the confines of their familiar, widely used and often frictionless ecosystem.
I could be way off base but of all companies to be so ruthless and do it in a way that seems so casual does not surprise me and as much as such potential has been afforded to gamers and power users for a long time those alone are not a wider ecosystem that of course would matter to them more than what we enjoy. Plenty of their users in some ways have accepted less to have the ecosystem they enjoy and being loyal in some way seems to be a narrative that plays out, having Apple offering more over time that is integrated in ways that feel core to the experience, in turn justifying the loyalty some hold in their minds. So many cards have been shown by others that such a company has afforded enough time I think to play their best hand. Time will tell. I and many of us likely prefer what we can do now outside of such an ecosystem. I enjoy spending time tinkering to have something be how I want but many do not and that's a viable audience that consoles already prove to exist and maybe it all integrating together is the icing on the cake for a well-established userbase on iPhone.
The fact that it's scaled down to a smaller screen makes a difference. I would be interested to see how it outputs to a big screen tv
it clearly looks soft from the recording so other than that it wont look too different from the phone screen
it's still the a television scale res
As someone who have played Alien Isolation (Mobile Port) on an Iphone 13, this is a impressive and good stepping stone for mobile ports, however, i do think there are still a lot of things to consider playing an AAA game on a mobile device this small, one is the screen is very small, if youre just using the touch screen to play this, you can barely see anything ( a controller is a must or else it will get frustrating during enemy encounters) and might get dizzy after 30 minutes or so, because of motion sickness or just unable to focus the things on the screen, second is the device itself will really burn up, like an oven, after a while u will need to put it down or else the frames of the game will drop drastically (around 5-15 FPS when enemy encounters, and can barely play it) due to the device overheating, after these two points i pointed out, i do think the industry is trying to push the limits of mobile devices and its impressive to see that, but i still think if you really want to fully play story heavy driven games like these on the go, PC handhelds are still the way go to, trust me , u wont want to experience this on such a small screen like this, on an ipad is okay, but on an Iphone, i trully dont encourage this way to play, but this is just my opinion .
Its a stepping stone and a necessary step, on an iphone 17 18 there will be more AAA games and they will be more stable
my Samsung doesn't get hot playing Alien isolation it stays cool max graphics 😂
This is true, any game on a small screen is not as fun as it seems unless it was designed for it. Ie Nintendo ports are good, AAA shooters not so much
The screen is bigger than the og switch it is fine lol
I completed Alien Isolation on my iPhone 13 and it’s the first mobile port of a console game that blew my mind.
For those wondering about Apple, this will only work on IPhone 15 Pro models and iPad Pro (3rd-6th generations) and Air model (5th generation).
Can't wait to see how open-world games such as Death Stranding will look and feel on an iPhone
The touch screen controls seem unusable. I'd be interested to see you try it with them to get past the opening section where you need to survive. I can't see a way to use them without obscuring almost the entire game. How would you move and shoot while aiming for example? With triggers becoming face buttons your loose ease of access with your pointer and middle fingers.
The touch controls are a compromise to even use it at all without a controller. This is so much of a direct port of the Mac version that they didn't even add touch support for the menu. It took me a minute to figure out why the menu was unresponsive (I thought the game had crashed). It turns out you needed to use the on-screen controls to even select menu options. This port and the fact that you can play the opening for free is 100% Apple pushing the game into as many peoples hands as possible so they can prove that an iPhone is as good as or better than something like a Steamdeck or ROG Ally. Put a Backbone One on it and it could easily be your portable console. If Apple ever allowed Steam on iOS (never going to happen, I know), it would dominate handheld gaming.
@@mpulsivityyes, all those ports Apple announced are not actually meant for iPhone and iPad, but rather for M3 Macintoshes. And maybe for a game version of Apple TV. M3 can easily outdo PS5/XB in performance and graphics.
@@tatianaes3354 OR, you could use a controller on your phone, like we do with PC ports of console games like Lucky's Tale or Spider-Man
just bluetooth connect a controller, easy fix
@@BrenoGF144 That is the equivalent of using a cast iron skillet in an easy bake oven. Why?
I’m curious to see if this becomes a more common practice with less intensive games like indies, Hollow Knight for example would be a perfect game to have one a mobile format like this.
Rocket league would be perfect
Hollow knight is on Android but not on playstore and it's awesome ❤❤
Funny enough Hollow Knight's been unofficially ported on android for awhile now. Not on the play store however but I downloaded an apk of it online and it runs very well. Already finished with my first run xD
Luke’s outros are getting more and more sophisticated.
I’m actually really surprised how good this looks defo gonna get this
Honestly gotta say pretty cool it’s on an iPhone and working but if you’re someone who even causally games and has a console you’re still paying full price on IOS might as well just cop physical console version.
Maybe they’ll implement some games into Apple Arcade so if you use the one plan for music and tv you get that but doubt it
Now I'm a long-time Samsung user, but knowing this game can run on mobile, it really makes me want to switch to the iPhone 15 series.
Never been a better time to switch
Idk I might wait to iPhone 16 to switch with the negatives I've heard of the 15 and I'm an apple user already
Then you can hand me over the Samsung...am still stuck on Samsung S9 🥹
This is a game that should be played on a big screen and in the dark.
even better in vr (sony psvr2)
Or even with the RE Framework mod that adds VR support with full motion controls to the PC version. @@legendp2011
Stadia on Android was very impressive, just a shame it never caught on. I loved it while it lasted 😢
This is basically the same.
But stadia copy on Apple with backbone controllers and not exclusive controller like stadia did.
These guys have been around for a while and even sponsored skillup in one of their older videos.
@@ak-ub1ym stadia was cloud streaming, I was able to play cyberpunk on pixel phone and had the option of touch screenn or physical controller. You didn't have to use stadia controller but if you did it reduced the lag
I wouldn’t go near cloud gaming. Apple is doing it correctly.
@Ben Any modern gaming now is considered as part of cloud gaming.
Cloud gaming isn't only limited to streaming of games but also where the files are shared from.
And there have been console game ports to mobile way like
1. Dead space mobile version
2.Re4 for 2010 phones
For even older phones:
Capcoms legacy collection for older windows/nokia phones and even Tekken had mobile version on flip phone.
Even way way before apple came into the picture and apple is playing catch-up now.
So u smooth weightless apple-brained pony geniuses should take time to research the topic before running ur mouth.
@@ak-ub1ym I have no interest in cloud gaming. Cloud saves are separate and I can see the value in that. I refuse to play games steamed onto a device. It has to be native or not at all.
now you can play with the Big-Woman while riding the metro!
Fr fr
Been gaming on my phone for years, emulating snes, n64, ps1, psp, ps2, nds, 3ds, gc/wii
A decent phone these days has the ability to be some of the best portable emulation devices out there. Android emulation keeps getting better, less battery intensive and gives you multi-plat multi-gen access to some of the best games ever made.
@The-Anti
Nowhere did I mention apple though. I said android. Apple is terrible for emulation. It doesn't have even a fraction of the emulator options that Android does.
@The-Anti
Maybe the guy got censored lol. Or changed his mind.
The trick to playing with touch controllers is lubing up your thumbs real good. Olive oil works best.
Me watching it on my phone to cancel out any potential bad resolution
Top 10 reasons why this is a bad idea:
1. Its a phone. You need battery on your phone. You are not going to waste battery playing Resident Evil Village
2. Its a phone. I struggle to see some things on my 14 inch laptop in a lot of games, i can't imagine the squinting needed for a phone screen.
3. Its a phone. You are not going to carry a controller with you to play this game on breaks and you are not using the touch controls.
4. Its a phone. Its not a gaming console, you cant pause the game and pick it back up later, you will have to save, quit manually (which takes time, specially if you are not next to a saving slot in village). If you leave the game running you will burn your pocked and/or run out of battery. here is a little POV for you guys: "Oh im playing REViillage in the train, but i need to get off on the next stop. OH crap! Im in the middle of fighting Moreau, what do i do?"
5-10. Its a phone???
IDK cant think of any more reasons im pretty sure what i said is enought on why nobody is going to play console games on a PHONE.
Buy hey pretty cool that a phone can run the game tho
Sooooo… you’re against handheld gaming also? The phone allows you to carry one device around rather than 2 separate devices if you game on the go.
of course not, handhelm is great! But a Switch and Steam Deck, heck even the PSP, PSVIta, 3DS and DS have features such as pause/suspend that makes it actually good to play in small play sessions. You dont need to quit the game to pause it, and you can pick it back up in an instant lol@@Bendaak
Wow apple is making strides into the gaming industry
Exciting times
(Yes I know Android has started efforts from before, but in terms of industry changing, this is a leap)
Android doesn't target single player blockbusters.
You've had some great mobile ports on mobile. Strategy and turn-based games translate to mobile exceptionally well. Playing full version of Civilisation 6 on a mobile is such an amazing experience.
I haven't been this excited for iPhone gaming since the Infinity Blade demo for the iPhone 5.
Happy Halloween 👻 have fun playing those games
My longtime dream is to play proper fighting games like Tekken, Mortal Kombat, Soulcalibur or DoA on smartphones, but not in smaller, mobile versions. I never understood why we don't have these. There are games like Shadow Fight 3 and 4 - these work great. I play Tekken 6 from PSP on emulator on my Android phone, an it also works fantastic. So now, when you can pair almost every bluetooth controller with any smartphone, I hope we will be getting better looking big titles on mobile devices more often.
One problem I could see is the constant heat damaging the battery
I think Apple is laying the stones for Apple VR, so when that comes out, there will be more triple A third party games available on their platform instead of some silly mobile games that under utilise the VR device. This actually make quite excited for the VR device
Should have sprung for the 1tb model instead of the 256gb one. I had a 512gb 13PM and traded it for a 256gb 15PM because I was only using 100gb of the 512gb. Didn't quite think about the game sizes even though the gaming was one of the key points for me upgrading (mostly AC Mirage on the phone).
Don’t worry. it’s ok ! you will run 1/2 games max …. you can uninstall and re install
I got the 1tb for spatial video coming soon, but man I’m just going to get a SSD for that now & get these games!
I remember playing Robo Defense on my android before I got an iOS iPhone, and let me say, it was an exquisite game experience! It came out in 2010, but man, it kept me away from console gaming
The lip sync issues are because you're running at a high resolution and the game can't maintain 30fps. I run on 720p instead with settings turned up and it plays very well
Imagine what FSR and DLSS upscaling technologies can do for handheld gaming.
My brain is damaged beyond repair because of this its crazy
Honestly impressed as well. Not perfect, but in the same year as Mortal Combat on the Switch… the difference is shocking.
It’s 4x-5x more powerful than a Switch so it’s not surprising when you think about it like that.
I thought it was pretty rough and the frame-rate is all over the place honestly. I think they need to release a performance patch asap.
i wanna say this speaks more to capcom's stellar optimization than apples innovation
then they should port this on an iphone 4 then
Port it on iPhone 6
i mean it the reaoson why this works is because of how the A17 chip works but okay lol if it was possible on other iphones it wouldn't be exclusively to the iphone 15 pro
@@kiennguyen521 the mobile version of the original RE4 is already on the iphone4 lmao
@@TylerKhan capcom did this before in 2009
What is pretty sad is how they announced rtx later than snap dragon, how they exaggerated the power of the iPhone 15, when it is literally on par of snap dragon gen 2 which was released wayyy earlier than the new a17 bionic, also it runs 30 fps with crashes and stutter
I can see Apple trying to work on improving wireless mirroring to a tv for games on mobile devices!
Hope it goes on sale again, I missed the last one. Played the demo i found it impressive -iPhone 15 PM w/Backbone (updated version).
Hope in the future this will get even crazier lol
the visuals are beyond impressive, but i bet u could cook up some lovely scrambled eggs with the temperature the phone reaches 😅
Mmm that sounds good, can we get some bacon too ?
Mobile gaming is sus but this is cool! I was waiting to see what kind of games could run. I want to see Assasins Creed Mirage and Death Stranding run on it when those release!
Quite extraordinary how you're getting 25+ fps on a iPhone, that too while recording your screen. They did a good job on this.
Great another platform Bethesda could release Skyrim on.
I just recently switched from iphone to the z fold 5. Triple a games on this phone would be amazing.
I used to play cod on my iPhone SE (just to see if it could, it absolutely can which is incredible in its own right) and the heat issue appears there too. I found that I could play it by learning it against a fan and leaving it plugged into a charger for as long as I wanted to with no overheating. I’m thinking that would be the case here too.
Playing on a phone is impossible. The text is too small, inventory items are barely visible, and of course the touch controls are garbage.
Let’s not forget the fact that you have to download 10gb of files and STILL can’t play offline.
I tried to play offline and it worked.
@@andyputra5338 you’re right, I guess it just doesn’t work with iCloud Drive turned off, even when offline. Hmm, not sure how that works
@@richarddukard8989 probably, but I enjoyed playing it so far. Because I don’t have a dedicated PC or a console, so this is great!
I completed Alien Isolation and it looked as good as the PC/Console version.
He forgot to turn the resolution back down to standard. Lmao, this was running at maxed out resolution the whole time. Incredible.
its gonna be another ten+ years until we see ps4 level games on the regular on a damn iphone, if even that, no ones gonna play this stuff when they have a console/pc, but this is a cool start
Had to admit I've been making fun of these ios port's for a while, I'm android so I never got to test them myself, and I am impressed. I love using emulators in my phone and this is pretty comparable to the performance I get. My phone is probably like 7 years old maybe older? Not exactly new hard ware but the rate things have progressed is crazy.
Imagine that the 15 is really shit when it comes to the gpu... So the cpu is carrying everything.
Android phones would run this game eaaaasily
I promise you your 7 yr old android doesn't get comparable performance. It's closer to a raspberry pi than the iPhone 15. I say this on my OnePlus Open.
@@Markone99I mean the gpu has ray tracing and an equivalent of dlss. I don’t think it’s likely that you will find an android phone that’s significantly better than this. Also while the cpu can’t overcome a gpu bottleneck it does help a lot. Android phones may struggle to run for that exact reason and not the gpu
The iPhone 15 Pro has a 2.1 TF of graphical performance so it’s ahead of a PS4, Steam Deck and ROG Ally.
If it still takes a year to release a game on the machine it was literally created on, I wouldn't expect too much from phone developers yet. Still amazing strides in technology.
I am so glad to see someone else react the same way way I did when I discovered this
There's no cooling other than thermal paste in a phone so not shocking that it's getting really hot. Probably not great for the phone.
Imagine if Windows Mobile still existed. It'd have all the benefits that iOS and macOS have like easiness of porting games (this game is a modified Mac version), but instead you could start with Windows versions as a starting point. And even in 2015 Microsoft was trying to get developers on board by arguing that UWP apps could be shared between Xbox, PC and Mobile with little to no code changes. They were even toying with the idea of bringing some support of Win32 programs on mobile. Imagine how evolved that could have been by now
Crazy to think iPhone gaming is better than Mac…
It’s the same. Those games are out on MacOS also.
All the game issues will be fixed on the 16PM Keeping my 14PM waiting for 16PM the real upgrade
Lipsync being off is an absolute deal breaker for me but it is still impressive
on a screen that small you can get away with 720p and have really good framerates
I think "really good" is pushing it a bit too far. maybe in the future that will be the case. I'd say more "playable"
I wish this comes to flagship Android devices as well ,as the current snapdragon 8gen2 and upcoming 8 gen 3 chips have better gpu than A17.But most likely not going to happen.
It won't. It wouldn't make sense on a monetary basis. It would cost too much to develop with diminishing returns.
It would definitely be possible though like any device that has a snapdragon 8 gen 2.
@@sweedishpie360 yeah true , also since almost all paid Android games can easily be sideloaded and played for free, most developer's won't bother.
@@Rockie2717that and the fact that most android users don’t have phones with specs high enough to run it. On iOS you can guarantee that millions have access to the newest iPhone and thus have a larger install base
@@sweedishpie360no snapdragon 8 gen 2 couldn’t handle this game.
I think it’s possible, but it would be very difficult to set a standard on which phone it can runs, like you have Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, Pixel, Nokia, and each of the company has many variant of the phone. The user experience would be awful if they paid for the game and it run badly, as each device have their own soc. would be very exciting if they can pull it off. iPhone on other than are limited in variant, making it easier to just say “get iPhone XX, rest won’t work”
My educated guess on how this works: Aliens...
The fact that this video is sitting with on 69K Views with THAAT thumbnail is emaculately rizzy 😂
RE Engine is sorcery. It's the most powerful, most malleable game engine I've seen and it will run on just about anything with decent framerates without sacrificing visual quality.
And i really hope that's it. I love playing this on mobile. I don't like any rogs and steam decks. It's not comfortable for me and it's heavy. I love how it is now with iPhone
The iPhone 15 Pro Max is between 1500€ and 2000€. For that price it needs to have some benefits other than being a phone.
i think they're starting to introduce the benefits. like playing console games natively
@@pinktuna3693to be fair, I could get a great phone for 700€ and a PS5 for 550€ and it would still be cheaper than the iPhone.
I wont surprise Apple will have some exclusive AA games soon
Honestly Apple getting into gaming is pretty cool, I have a regular gaming PC but have always preferred Macs. Imagining a future where Apple Macs/Macbooks can compete with PC sounds amazing.
I'm playing with touch controllers 😂 But I did all configurations before. I resize buttons, replace them where I want and it's actually ok for me. I'm used to play with touchscreen. P.S- I was playing yesterday approx 2 hours straight in default settings without any case on on pro Max. It wasn't so hot.
I respect that bro I remember some kid from high school was cracked at Fortnite on his iPhone 7 Plus seeing that real time cracking 90s while his fingers played twister was inane
Imagine if u had a 15 pro max... 👌🏼🔥
The iphone version has more graphics options than the consoles 😂
I noticed the resolution didn't return to default on recommend preset, I wonder if preset doesn't affect resolution
I used to play call of duty zombies on my phone and it was so fun
Capable gaming on an iPhone is a legitimate selling point for me to get the phone
I mirror it to my TV screen through my Apple TV and it plays very smooth.
"We are gonna put the baby down" - i think we found our suspect deputy. He killed the baby. GUILTY ! :D
Ipad should be Apple’s version of console. Imagine playing AAA games on the go with long battery life.
Yeah the new iPads are much more powerful than Nintendo switch. They could put a lot of games on iPad.
They could even make a smaller iPad that’s more switch sizes
The new iPads are as powerful as a PS4, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, etc… they are definitely suitable as gaming consoles. Apple need to improve support.
@@BendaakM3 Ipad is probably going to be amazing
@@Bendaakcurrent iPad is stronger than any ps4
@@cheerful_crop_circleunless apple stop kneecapping the iPad, it might already be possible, current iPad are powerful (I previously even ran a full Linux virtual machine on it) but it’s limited to 6gb ram
Are you going to see how RE4 remake looks on the iPhone as well?
I finished the game just using the touch controllers 😂 10 years of mobile gaming finally paid off
Runs better than a 4090 trying to play Forza 😂
I really think we should call the best iPhone model as “spicy happy meal” from now on
If Apple goes deep into mobile gaming support and improves the performance of their chips over time , i think nintendo switch and other portable consoles have their days counted
I think so as well
This is definitely the future now.
once Apple does their way other companies are gonna follow what they did just like they did with their first iPhone which was the born of touchscreen phones
RE Engine is insane.. visuals will look gorgeous on any platform
i never experienced the lips out of sync when i played
Literally just beat this game today 😂
The performance of the iPhone 15 Pro’s A17 chip is about 15% less than the M1 chip. So it’s rivaling the 6800u at 12-15 Watt.
Of course it’s incredibly impressive and it’s a good show piece for my iPhone 15 Pro, but even with a Backbone controller, I would definitely grab my ROG Ally for longer sessions.
I got the iPhone15 Pro Max I didnt get that bug with the voice out of sync & i had it on 120fps
The iPhone does have the same cores as the apple computers which is kinda wild
Ultra deluxe whatever spicy happy meal... I love you, lol. XD
We get this and yet mgs collection can't even on switch.
welp time to become a timed exploding machine
Will the VR be supported later?
I want the next witcher game to be playable on iphone tooo
The iPhone 15 spicy happy meal is a legit phone to be fair
RE Engine is always something
Phones have been able to run console games for years. Hopefully Samsung will also put some effort behind showcasing their hardware capabilities.