To be clear, the PS4 version has a higher resolution at 900p compared to the Xbox One’s 720p, but they both look great. The same limitations of the Frostbite 3 engine from the PC are evident (like the lack of “total” environment destruction), but the fact remains that it’s still extremely impressive to look at. Exact technical specifications aside, you can immediately tell the difference between the previous console generations, and nuanced effects like fog and snow are vastly improved. Released: Octo(PC, PS3, Xbox 360) / November 12 (PS4) / November 19 (Xbox One)įirst things first, Battlefield 4 is gorgeous on both the Xbox One and PS4. But the “next-gen” consoles also have some nasty stability issues despite the fact that the experience is upgraded in almost every way possible.īattlefield 4 (PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 Xbox 360, Xbox One) The Xbox One and PS4 editions are attempting full feature parity with the PC game, bringing the count back to a rightful 64, with some enhanced visuals in tow. Simply put, the maps are built around the concept of huge 64 player battles, and with a paltry 24-player limit, it turned them into ghost towns.

Far and away superior to the 360 and PS3, with issues in towīattlefield 4, at launch, was a pretty hectic experience on the PC, but the same can’t be said about the watered-down 360 and PS3 versions of the game.

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