Final summer time, EA introduced that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor can be arriving on last-gen consoles after beforehand being a current-gen unique. Now, a number of days forward of the sport’s September 17 launch on PS4 and Xbox One, Respawn and EA have offered some particulars and gameplay footage.
In 2023 Star Wars Jedi: Survivor arrived on PC, PS5, and Xbox Collection X/S. It was the sequel to 2019’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and continued the journey of former Jedi Cal Kestis and his ragtag group of pals as they combat the Empire. Survivor was improbable, receiving quite a few awards and constructive opinions. Now, we lastly acquired some gameplay footage of the sport operating on PS4 Professional.
EA despatched over 5 minutes of gameplay footage of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor operating on PS4 Professional. Within the gameplay shared by EA, we see a number of completely different moments of fight and exploration. And I’ll admit that I’m impressed by how stable this last-gen port seems to be in motion.
In fact, getting this recreation to run on PS4 Professional and different older consoles wasn’t simple and comes with some drawbacks in comparison with the flowery current-gen variations. The largest might be framerate. In response to Respawn, the PS4, PS4 Professional, Xbox One, and Xbox One X variations of Survivor, all run at 30FPS with no 60FPS possibility.
Listed below are the official efficiency targets for every platform straight from EA and Respawn:
- 1080p 30FPS on PS4 Professional
- 1440p 30FPS on Xbox One X
- 900p 30FPS for PS4
- 720p 30FPS on Xbox One
These targets make sense, contemplating the platforms and their age. Nonetheless, I’d recommend anybody keep away from the Xbox One port of Survivor as this recreation seems to be attractive, even at 1080p, and taking part in by it at 720p/30FPS sounds just like the worst option to expertise such an awesome Star Wars journey.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor launches on PS4 and Xbox One on September 17. Will probably be bought at a lower cost level of simply $50.
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