When Mass Effect Andromeda was (finally!!!) shown off at Sony’s PlayStation Meeting event last week, it looked great- and it was also clear that the game was running at just 30 frames per second. Given that this is a game being published by EA, and not developed by DICE, there was the fear that its PC version too would have restrictions on the framerate and resolution allowed.
However, now Bioware’s developers have confirmed on Twitter that the PC version of the game will have fully unlocked framerate, and that it will not be limited to running at just 30 frames. The 30fps demonstration was for the PS4 version only, as well as to demonstrate parity between the PS4 and the PS4 Pro version. The PC version will be fully unlocked, unless the player enables V-Sync, it sounds like.
Mass Effect Andromeda is due out on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC by March 2017. It will be enhanced for the PlayStation 4 Pro.
. @macwalterslives @Arthror @AarynFlynn @Lee_Ars @masseffect yep, plan for PC is fully unlocked…unless you enable vsync
— Michael Gamble (@GambleMike) September 8, 2016
The 30fps comment was an only an example to explain how gameplay between PS4 consoles will be consistent.
— Mac Walters (@macwalterslives) September 8, 2016
Let me be more clear… Nobody is saying PC fps is locked at 30.
— Mac Walters (@macwalterslives) September 8, 2016
