The demo of Resident Evil 4 Remake It has been with us for a couple of days and players have already been able to try first-hand the new and highly anticipated Capcom title, which will hit physical and digital stores next March 24 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X / S and computers. As expected, the user ElAnalistaDeBits has made a complete comparison in which you can appreciate the technical differences that exist between the PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC versionsAlthough we remind you that a few days ago he also published a video in which he puts the version for the previous generation of Sony to the test.
Both PS5 and XSX use dynamic resolution for performance mode, being the average resolution of PS5 a little higher than that of the Microsoft console, at least in the demo areas. On the other hand, of course the XSS version has some cutbacks compared to its older siblings, so users can expect slight cutbacks in textures, detail level, and shadows.
Sony’s next-generation console performs somewhat better than the XSX, averaging five to ten frames per second higher. However, if the game is played in performance mode and with ray tracing enabled, stable 60 fps is maintained on both platforms. Finally, it is possible to activate an effect that improves the hair physics of Leon and other characters, although its use is not recommended at the moment since it “causes integration problems with lighting in console versions”.
One of the most anticipated games of the year
“Everything we’ve seen in this new gameplay has made our teeth very long: the action seems much more dynamic, tense and fun, some enemies have new tricks up their sleeves, The changes and novelties promise to bring freshness to a game that many of us know by heart without altering its essence in the slightest. and at an audiovisual level it is spectacular. Of course, we are not going to deny that it is still a bit difficult for us to get used to listening to the cattle speaking Spanish about Spain, no matter how much it is more coherent”, we said in our impressions.
