There aren’t any unique features though that you didn’t already get on PS4. Hits feel more impactful and moments during the game are nicely conveyed through Sony’s piece of hardware. Bizarrely, the game actually makes use of the PS5 DualSense controller in nice ways thanks to the enhanced rumble in the controller itself. When it comes to what else this remaster offers for you, the answer is not much. PS5 Upgrades That At Times Impress, But Also Disappoint It’s not necessarily worth playing again for people who have already beaten the game, but for newcomers, you should definitely play the PS5 release thanks to the better lighting and scene composition. There is only one graphical mode for the game so what you have here is what you get.
Alongside these visual upgrades, the game now runs at a smooth 60 FPS, which is always a plus. The base game had a horrid overlit effect that made it look like a spotlight was shining on the characters and background at all times.Īlas, this is no longer a problem and judgment looks almost as good as Yakuza: Like A Dragon did on PS5 in its high-quality mode. Once per turn, during your End Phase: Send the top 4 cards of your Deck to the GY. You can pay 1000 LP destroy all other cards on the field. Must be Special Summoned (from your hand) by having 4 or more 'Lightsworn' monsters with different names in your GY. These visual changes do make the experience far more appealing to the eye than the original release of Judgment was. 33 listings on TCGplayer for Judgment Dragon - YuGiOh - Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set.
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