The games that do show large advantages without patches were ones that either utilized dynamic resolution where the resolution depends on the load of the GPU or shipped with a variable frame rate (or had an option to 'unlock' the frame rate). So they have no expectation of running on anything other than the base hardware the game shipped as supporting and have little way of fully tapping into that power without an explicit patch. Console games are not architected like PC games where they have to support a massive varying hardware base out of the box, until the advent of the PS4 Pro/One X, having even simple mode changes like 'resolution/performance' were almost non-existent. Step 4 (installing the modified package on your PS4) should be self explanatory if you’ve been running a hacked PS4.Click to shrink.Yes. Find the string to replace (usually denoted as “F” for “find”) and replace it with the patched string (often denoted as “R” for replace). Install the package like any other normal game (on your hacked PS4)įor steps 1 and 3 (extracting and repacking the eboot) ModdedWarfare has a great video explaining the details, that you can check below.įor step 2 (modifying the binary), you’ll want to open the eboot.bin with any hex editor.modify the eboot with a hex editor (on windows I personally use XVI32 but there are dozens of alternatives, pick what works for you).

Extract the eboot from the package file.To patch the game, there’s basically four steps: You’ll need a hacked PS4 in order to run such modified games. You can get the patch lines on illusion’s github here. Download and install the 60 FPS Patch for Ghost of Tsushima (PS4 pro only)

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