During the Resident Evil Showcase this morning, Capcom detailed the various render modes players will be able to choose from in the upcoming Resident Evil Village. This includes modes that take advantage of raytracing on PS5 and Xbox Series X while capping the resolution at 4K.
If users want to opt for a solid 60FPS mode then they can simply disable ray-tracing and do so. Capcom also detailed how older consoles run the game including the original Xbox One and PS4. The Xbox One, for example, runs Resident Evil Village at 900p 30FPS while the PS4 runs it at 900p 45FPS.
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Of course, the best way to experience Resident Evil Village would be to play it on PS5, Xbox Series X or PC as these platforms have the best visual modes on offer. However, even the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro seems to do a great job at 1080p 60FPS.
Resident Evil Village Console Performance
- PS5
- 4K 45FPS with raytracing
- 4k 60FPS without raytracing
- PS4 Pro
- 1080p 30FPS Standard
- 4K 30FPS High Resolution
- PS4
- 900p 45FPS
- Xbox Series X
- 4K 45FPS with raytracing
- 4k 60FPS without raytracing
- Xbox Series S
- 1440p 30FPS with raytracing
- 1440p 45FPS without raytracing
- Xbox One X
- 1080p 60FPS
- Xbox One X
- 4K 30FPS High Resolution
- Xbox One
- 900p 30FPS
- Stadia
- 1080p 60FPS
- 4K 60FPS Dynamic Resolution
If you are keen to see Resident Evil Village in action then you are in lucjk. Capcom announced two new demo opportunities coming up over the next few weeks starting with the PS5 and PS5 limited demo this weekend. The demo is split into two portions so players can explore the castle and the village depending on the time of day. If you’re not on PS5 and PS4 then you will have to wait until May to play it. Find out more about the second Resident Evil Village demo here.
Resident Evil Village is set to release on 7 May 2021. Catch up on the latest trailer.
Source: Capcom
