In this example, it says 4:30 under Speed so this means that there is 4 minutes and 30 seconds remaining of the Speed effect. To see how much time is remaining for the effect, go to your inventory menu. Durationĭepending on how you get the effect, the duration of the Speed effect will be different. When the Speed effect wears off, the icon and particle effects will disappear. Anytime you are outside of a cutscene, all you have to do is press the L button on Nintendo Switch to speed up the gameplay. In the latest version of Minecraft, these particle effects will be blue-gray. Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age helped to fix this when it released on PS4 with the ability to speed up the gameplay, which has also come to the release on Nintendo Switch and Xbox One as well. You will also see particle effects floating around you. When you have the Speed effect, the following icon will appear in the top right corner of your screen (in older versions of Minecraft, the effect icons only appears when you are viewing the inventory menu): Since there’s been no official announcement it took fans to notice the difference, with the video below by ElAnalistaDeBits quickly doing the rounds.Increases your speed causing you to move faster in the gameīlue-gray particle effects appear floating around you It’s also likely to have something to do with the PlayStation Plus Collection, which offers backwards compatible versions of Sony’s best PlayStation 4 exclusives – for those buying a PlayStation 5 new this year. It’s not clear how Sony is doing any of this but clearly the inclusion of the SSD in the PlayStation 5 has led to many experiments with quick loading, and reportedly a new compression technique that they’ve also been able to use on the PlayStation 4. This tech must have been used in #GhostOfTsushima ? Speed boosting features Skippable cutscenes. Right, so it appears these #PS5 B/C updates that #PS4 games are getting are even having a huge effect on load times on the current gen system.Ĭase in point: #UntilDawn on #PS4 now doesn’t load at all.
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