Ubisoft accidentally released an expansion early that featured Danny Trejo cooking some tacos while players were tasked with protecting him from some bad guys - I never get tired of writing or reading that. Please click the ‘Next Slide’ button to navigate through the comparison images.RELATED: 'Lies of P' Gameplay Trailer Presents a Soulslike Based on 'Pinocchio'įar Cry 6 recently caused a stir regarding its upcoming DLCs. Note: The right portion of the screenshot below is from the PS4 version and the left is from the Xbox One version. We will delve deeper in the coming days to find out more differences but at the moment it seems like a stalemate. There is not much to choose here since side by side both the versions are almost similar visually. In this initial test we haven’t yet compared the resolution and frame rate but the texture quality and level of detail seems to be the same across both the versions.īoth the versions employ custom anti-aliasing solution with similar lighting and shadow effects. Unity, which is a current gen exclusive, suffers from poor performance such as stuttering and frame rate issues, although we found out that the PS4 version seems to hold itself well when there is a lot going on the screen. But overall, Unity lacked optimization resulting into a mess across all platforms, especially the PC.įar Cry 4 is Ubisoft’s last AAA game of 2014 and has a lot riding on its shoulder and according to our initial tests, the development team seems to have done an impressive job across the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game. Ubisoft have been under fire recently for their less than impressive Assassin’s Creed Unity.
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