Farming Simulator 19 Targeting 1440p Resolution On Both PS4 Pro And Xbox One X

They may also offer setting options to players on the higher end consoles.

Posted By | On 10th, Jul. 2018

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The cool thing about iterative consoles so far has been that they allow console gamers to decide whether or not they want to spend the extra money to get their games looking and playing better than they otherwise would.

It’s something that has been a feature of every other technology on the market- PCs allow users to upgrade them for better performance, smartphones and tablets sell multiple models, with higher end ones delivering better technology, and gaming handhelds have long had rolling, iterative upgrades.

Which means it was high time for consoles to get with the program, too. Thankfully, now they have, which means console players also get to choose how they want their games delivered to them. One of these games will be Farming Simulator 19, which the developers confirmed in an interview with GamingBolt will be targeting a higher resolution and graphical settings on the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X than it does on the base consoles.

“We can’t give any final numbers on the target frame-rate/resolution yet as we are still in the middle of development,” they said. “But we will probably target 30fps and 900p/1080p resolution for Xbox One/PS4 and 1440p on Xbox One X/PS4 Pro, along with increased rendering quality over the old ones. We also might end up with some settings options like we did for Farming Simulator 17 on PS4 Pro were the player can set the tradeoff between even higher rendering quality and higher resolution.”

Hopefully, those kinds of trade-offs are in fact offered by the developers- I know I wouldn’t mind getting better graphics in this game, even at the cost of performance (since Farming Simulator is one of the games where I believe the frame-rate doesn’t impact the gameplay much either way, in the larger scheme of things).


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