New videos posted by THQ Nordic about Biomutant show game scenes on Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X. On Xbox Series X, the Biomutant natively works at 4K at 60fps, while on PS5 natively works at 1080p at 60fps and Resolution in the video is only upgraded to 4K.
A few days ago, publisher THQ Nordic provided Biomutant fans with gameplay videos that showed scenes of games for PC, Playstation 4, Playstation 4 Pro, Xbox One and Xbox One X with overlapping resolutions and frame rates. Now THQ Nordic has followed suit and posted two more videos with game scenes for PlayStation 5 And the Xbox Xbox X.. The resolutions and frame rates featured in these videos are also shown at 4K and 60fps – at first glance. Because the video resolution with game scenes for Playstation 5 is only upgraded to 4K.
Bitter news for PS5 players
Xbox Series X powers the Biomutant
Native at 4K and 60fps resolution, with Xbox Series S, it is 1440p @ 60fps. The Biomutant will only run at 1080p at 60 frames per second when the PS5 release is released. At the beginning of the Playstation 5 gameplay video, there is a note from THQ-Nordic that states:“The video material you are about to see has been recorded in a commercial version of Playstation 5. With this release, the original 4K resolution option has been deactivated on Playstation for performance and stability reasons. What you are here Watched 1080p at 60 fps upgraded to 4K at 60 FPS. This option will still be disabled at the release of Biomutant. It will not be an original experience of the current generation. More information will follow soon. “
Biomutant will be released on May 25 for PC, Playstation 4 and 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and S and will be available for 59.99 euros.
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