The well-known insider Dusk Golem, through their Twitter account, stated that according to the information in his possession PlayStation 5 not only should it cost more than its direct competitor Xbox Series X, but that unlike the new console Microsoft products may have problems with the resolution in 4K. Although the insider specifically does the example of Resident evil village, apparently other developers would also have complained about this problem of the license plate console Sony. Here are the words of Dusk Golem:
Gamers should prepare for the eventuality that PlayStation 5 could be the more expensive console of the two. This will put the Xbox Series X in an advantageous position, as it will be the most powerful and economical machine. I have given the example of Resident Evil Village, but I have also heard from other developers that PlayStation 5 struggles to manage games in 4K and in many cases we will see the publication of games in 'fake 4K'. Many will not care, but be prepared for this eventuality. Xbox Series X doesn't seem to suffer from the same problem.
(2/3) But people are should get ready for the really real possibility that the PS5 is going to end up being the more expensive console between the two, I'm trying not to say much here as I was asked not to but prepare yourself, which does put Xbox X in a position it'll be the
- AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem (@ AestheticGamer1) August 12, 2020
Speaking of Resident evil village, doubts about the development of the title on the PlayStation 5 had already surfaced after the terrible performance of the game at the PlayStation 5 reveal event, with a terrible frame rate present in the trailer shown, it was - according to what was always communicated to us by Dusk Golem - comparable to the current state of the game on the same Sony console. The fact is that, always following his speech, the game would work perfectly on Xbox Series X.
In a nutshell, apparently PlayStation 5 struggles to hit 1080p resolution with a steady 60fps, while its counterpart quietly reaches the 4K with stable and smooth 60fps. Before leaving us, we invite all our readers to take the information previously treated strictly with a grain of salt, given that in the current state of things nothing has been confirmed by those in charge.
