We mean it, this time. The past few days have seen a lot of confusion around the frame rate and resolution of Watch Dogs, ever since the PS4 preorder page for the game declared it would run at 60 fps/1080p, quite interesting information that promptly vanished from the page yesterday. Today, Ubisoft cleared up the … Read more
Remember how yesterday we announced that Watch Dogs would run at 60 frames per second with a 1080p resolution on the PS4? Well… it might not. The preorder page looks just as it did yesterday, except the part about the frame rate and resolution is gone. It still says the PS4 version has “the best … Read more
Well, we have good news and we have bad news. The good news is that Watch Dogs has been confirmed to run at a frame rate of 60 fps, with a 1080p resolution, on the PS4. This information appeared on the North American PS4 preorder page. The bad news is we have no idea what … Read more
The Xbox One’s resolution has been a source of controversy ever since games started releasing at 1080p for the PS4 and not for the Xbox One. From comments about “resolution gate” to jokes about this being the true reason Microsoft avoided the name “Xbox 720,” it’s caused quite a stir and more than a few … Read more
Titanfall’s resolution on the Xbox One was a source of speculation and rumors for a while, but now that it has released, we all know it runs at 792p, just like the beta did. Respawn had indicated earlier that they planned to increase the resolution after launch, and lead engineer Richard Baker confirmed that goal. … Read more
The resolution of games on the Xbox One seems to be one of the biggest video game controversies these days, and now Titanfall is in the thick of things. You wouldn’t think a single game could spark so many rumors about just its resolution, but we’ve got a lot of different numbers to speculate about. … Read more
It’s starting to become a familiar patternâ€â€the release date of a new game approaches, resolution and frame rate statistics are revealed, and the Xbox One version falls short of the PS4 version. This time, the game in question is Thief. Thief: 1080p/30 PS4 900p/30 XB1 — Jeremy Conrad (@ManaByte) February 17, 2014 No matter which version you … Read more