On paper, the difference in hardware specifications between the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X is smaller than that of any previous generation of consoles, but early analysis of sites like Digital Foundry has tied Sony’s next-generation system to a slightly higher level than some early multiple-format portraits. We’re really talking about little things – some pictures in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and some more details in DIRT 5.
The problem is that Microsoft has marketed its machine as the most powerful console ever manufactured, but the results don’t really show that yet. Some have drawn attention to the immature Xbox development environment as the reason for the differences; others argued that Sony simply didn’t get enough credit to design the console in the pre-release period. Either way, it asked for a statement from the Green Green team.
“We are aware of performance issues in some of the optimized titles on the Xbox Series X | S and are actively working with our partners to identify and resolve issues to ensure an optimal experience,” a spokesman for The Verge said. “As we begin a new generation of consoles, our partners are right now scraping the surface of the next generation of consoles, and minor bug fixes are expected as they learn how to take full advantage of our new platform. We look forward to working with developers to further explore the Xbox Series X | S abilities. “
A patch for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla was released earlier this week that added playground in Performance and Resolution mode. Of course, Sony will also work with development partners to ensure that they too get the most out of the PS5, so we can see the most level playing field to date in terms of console comparisons.
We continue to maintain that some images or pixels here or there do not mean much; Honestly, if you need digital foundry analysis to articulate the differences, how much do they do? actually business? We assume the question is about Microsoft marketing: indeed did it advertises the console as the strongest, so these results undermine this. It will be interesting to see how things go through the generation.
