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So who's playing? I picked up mine on the way to work tonight and won't be able to give it a go until friday.

Any PC users experiencing the glitchy, jumpy graphic issues that are being reported?

I'm watching a mate play it now on his laptop and he hasn't had an issue yet. But in saying that, another mate is having big issues while running 2 gtx980 titans in SLI.

From what I've seen for far, the game looks freaking awesome.

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Is this the one that came out on PS4 as well (released midnight the night before last)? My son picked his up yesterday morning and absolutely loves it (was up till after midnight playing last night with a mate). That's all I know - I only play driving games, so don't get into any of that other stuff.

Benchmark ran nicely on my build.

Gameplay is very poor though, doesn't feel smooth at all and and I need to have setting very low for the build I have.

Most other AAA titles run High to Ultra detail 2560x1600 at 60fps+

Terrible port, very inefficient or poorly optimized.

My new card arrived today so i'll install that when I get home tonight and see how it runs on full settings.

I'm playing it on all low settings at the moment with my current card and it struggles (only a 1GB card so I was expecting it)

From what I've read of the last patch, most things should be fixed.

Can't wait to play it on proper graphics

I'm loving the game at moment.

The story is excellent as well as the game play.

The plot twists in the story have been crazy, would never have picked them. They have really stepped it up to finish the series off.

Also I haven't had any of the graphic problems at all. The new card is running like a dream.

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