From Slightly Mad Studios, in charge of Project Cars 2, they have denied the information presented yesterday, which said that Project Cars 2 would run at native 4K and 60 fps on Xbox One X.
While the war had started, among people who believed that the Xbox One X would be comparable to a PC of more than € 1.500. Today we have another reason why this comparison is totally wrong, as has already been said previously on this website. The person who has spoken has been Ian Bell, programmer of Slightly Mad Studios, the team in charge of Project Cars 2, among others.
Yesterday, we knew the statements of the director of Project Cars 2; that the game would run on the new Mirosoft console in native 4K resolution and 60 fps. Well today, Ian Bell wanted to deny this news and make known the true performance of the game.
[quote font_style=»italic» bcolor=»#bf3d26″]Yup, this was a misquote. We're running sub 60 FPS at 4K and we'll probably always be unless we drop livetrack and a host of other things… We'll probably upscale from something very reasonable.[/quote]
While it states that the game will run in 4K resolution, it also states that it will be below 60fps. This already exposes the console and even more so Microsoft, which stated during the conference, repeatedly, that the majority of games on this console would go to 4K and 60 fps. And more, if we add it to the recent information that certain games such as Assassin's Creed Origins or Destiny 2; they will run at 4K, but only 30fps.
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Moving games in 4K resolutions, whether they are native or cheating a bit with rescaling or different rendering techniques, is difficult. So we do not detract from the Xbox One X, but, with the actual data that is being published, we can show that the Microsoft console does not get what it was promised. Although it is a great leap in quality with respect to the Xbox One and One S, and with respect to Sony consoles, it does not end up being the perfect console that they sold, since, if the next generation is presented in 2 years , This Xbox One X does not make sense, except, for Microsoft's pocket.
Source: gtplanet