Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales PS5 Has 4K/30 FPS Fidelity Mode Or 60 FPS Performance Mode With “Lower” Resolution And Visual Effects

The game also reportedly will feature no loading.

Posted By | On 14th, Oct. 2020

marvel's spider-man miles morales

Sony has quite the first party line up for the PS5 when it launches next month, but probably the big ace in their pocket is Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales. While the game will also be coming to PS4, the character is still one of the most popular ones worldwide, and of course, he’s going to get lots of improvements for this new generation of consoles, and now we have an idea of what that entails.

The latest issue of Game Informer had a feature on the title, and in it they talked about the technical aspects we can expect. Probably the most impressive thing was the game will apparently feature no loading, even during fast travel, thanks to the power of the new SSD. On the graphics and performance side, you’ll have two options. The first is a Fidelity Mode that will see the game target full 4K and 30 FPS with extra graphical features.

The other will be Performance Mode which will focus on running the game at a smooth 60 FPS, but will also see reductions in graphical effects such as ray-tracing abilities as well as a “lower” resolution, though it’s unclear if Performance Mode is still targeting a form of 4K or not. Though, it is said that Insomniac will use temporal-injection technique that will make it hard to see the difference between the two, so most likely it’s something in the dynamic 4K range still. This is a very similar set up to another first party launch title, Demon’s Souls, which was reported to have an option between a graphics or performance mode.

Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales will launch for both the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 on November 12th, and it is confirmed that you’ll be able to transfer your saves from current to next generation versions once you upgrade.


Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out!

Share Your Thoughts Below  (Always follow our comments policy!)



Keep On Reading!

Path of Exile’s Necropolis Won’t be Added to the Core Game

Path of Exile’s Necropolis Won’t be Added to the Core Game

Almost all its Uniques will be added to the Standard loot pool, but the Necropolis, Coffins and Allflame Ember...

Graft is the Next Project from BattleTech, Shadowrun Returns Developer

Graft is the Next Project from BattleTech, Shadowrun Returns Developer

Harebrained Schemes released a brief teaser on Twitter, seemingly revealing a sci-fi city and a strange struct...

The Precinct Has Been Delayed to Fall 2024

The Precinct Has Been Delayed to Fall 2024

"This additional time will allow us to fine-tune the gameplay, fix any remaining bugs, and provide the seamles...

Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap Announced, Launches Early 2025

Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap Announced, Launches Early 2025

Built on Unreal Engine 5, the next instalment in the tower defense series will be available on Xbox Series X/S...

Super Mario Party Jamboree Has Been Rated by the ESRB Ahead of October Release

Super Mario Party Jamboree Has Been Rated by the ESRB Ahead of October Release

The Nintendo Switch's third Mario Party game will release in October, bringing over 110 minigames and a new 20...

Bandai Namco is Bringing Little Nightmares 3 and Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO to Gamescom

Bandai Namco is Bringing Little Nightmares 3 and Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO to Gamescom

Both games, alongside Unknown 9: Awakening, will be playable at the company's booth at Gamescom, it's been con...