Over the past few years, game comparisons between different platforms have become an important element in deciding which console to buy a game on. Of course, Battlefield 2042 is no exception, which today was subjected to a test between PS5, Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X, which highlighted the resolution and frame rate of all three versions proposed by Electronic Arts and DICE.
The video, published by the YouTube channel VG Tech, therefore allowed us to take stock and understand on which platform Battlefield 2042 runs best. Let’s start with Xbox Series S: the Microsoft console uses a dynamic resolution, which starts from 2272 × 1278 up to a minimum of 1440 × 810, even if these are obviously very rare cases. PS5 and Xbox Series X, on the other hand, used a higher resolution, the maximum achievable.
It starts from 3840 × 2160, with a minimum reaching 2560 × 1440. All three versions use some sort of checkerboard, at least according to the analysis of the team behind the channel. As for the frame rate, however, all three versions are nailed to 60 frames per second, unlike the one for Xbox Series X, which still records short-term drops. Of course, during the gameplay, there is some loss, but obviously nothing serious.
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In the movie, which is available a little further down, we do not notice absolutely any kind of slowdown or freeze and it is perhaps the most important aspect when it comes to stability. Ultimately, all three machines seem capable of running Battlefield 2042 without any kind of serious problem. This is perhaps due to the checkerboard implemented by DICE.
Battlefield 2042 has been available for about a week now for everyone. The game has been severely attacked by many users, who have chosen to “punish” DICE and Electronic Arts with the now usual practice of review bombing. Despite the criticisms, however, the game is still one of the most played on Steam.