The trailer for the PC Complete Edition included in IGN's preview shows off some of these visual capabilities. Of course, this requires suitable technology to do so without impacting its famously difficult gameplay. Display options will support a refresh rate of 144hz, and will allow players to lock in their framerate at 60 or even 120 frames-per-second. Supported features include ultra-widescreen monitors, HDR rendering, and 4K as well as Ultra High Definition resolutions.
Visually, Nioh 2: Complete Edition will have the capability to make use of even some of the newest and most powerful gaming PC hardware. The piece outlines performance specs, preorder bonuses and just what the "complete" moniker entails. Team Ninja, the game's developer, detailed just what the upcoming PC version of the Complete Edition includes in a new trailer and breakdown from IGN. 5 of this year, the same day that next-gen releases of Nioh and Nioh 2 for the PS5 will also be available. Then head down to the comments section and let us know if you’re planning to buy Nioh when the game hits PS4 early next year.Nioh 2: Complete Edition is scheduled for a PC release on Feb. There’s a bit of inventory management at the beginning, giving us a sneak peek at some of the gear William can recover/use during the Nioh campaign, but the tempo picks up pretty quickly.įor a closer look at Nioh, take a few minutes to check out the game’s latest trailer or skip to the 3:14:00 mark in the stream below to see new Nioh gameplay. Unlike the game’s latest trailer, the Nioh gameplay from the live stream is almost entirely action-oriented. Koei Tecmo hosted a marathon four hour, 10 minute live stream on Saturday, featuring new footage from a variety of current and upcoming KT titles, during which the studio unleashed several minutes of new Nioh gameplay. Fortunately, it wasn’t the only source of new Nioh footage this weekend. To make matters even worse, the clip is currently only available in Japanese, so anyone not fluent in the language can’t do much more than marvel at how good Nioh looks on their 4K TV.
In fact, the clip might be one of the least consequential clips in recent memory, featuring nothing more than a brief conversation between the game’s protagonist, William, and two other samurai. And even those who don’t have much of an opinion on Nioh can appreciate a reason to duck work for a few minutes on Monday morning.Īdmittedly, the latest Nioh trailer to hit the web is pretty uneventful, even if it is the second time we’ve seen Nioh running on the PS4 Pro this month. Nearly 10 minutes of new Nioh gameplay footage debuted over the weekend, courtesy of a new trailer and four-hour live stream, giving fans of Koei Tecmo’s upcoming action-RPG another source of procrastination before getting the week started.
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