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The PS4 version sports better texture filtering, as noticed on player socks and attire. There are some frame drops during a match’s opening ceremony or when camera angles are switched but unlike the replays and celebrations in FIFA 16 which run at 30 FPS, PES 2016 runs at 60 FPS. Performance can be considered similar to FIFA with a locked 60 frames per second and V-Sync employed. Thankfully, as Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain’s performance exemplified (and that was no small game by any means), Pro Evolution Soccer 2016’s performance across both platforms is rock solid. Microsoft has surely come a long way with its console’s SDK.
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It’s also much better than the 720p resolution we saw with PES 2015 last year or in the majority of the Xbox One’s launch titles. The choice to stick with 1360×1080 feels somewhat better in this case, especially since the engine isn’t switching pixels depending on available GPU resources.
Many other games like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Call of Duty Advanced Warfare employed dynamic resolutions. Still, the decision for a sub-1080p resolution in the Xbox One version is interesting. Perhaps Konami is just better at optimizing the FOX Engine for PS4 in this particular instance but that’s just our guess. Why the odd choice, especially when FIFA 16 can maintain a full HD native resolution? Maybe the FOX Engine just scales better on the PS4, though even Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain’s resolution was 1600×900 on the Xbox One. While the PS4 runs at 1920×1080 resolution, the Xbox One’s resolution is rendered at 1360×1080.
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Please select 1080p and 60fps for the best possible video playback quality.įirst, it’s important to point out the rather strange resolutions on the Xbox One compared to PS4. Head to head comparison between PS4, Xbox One and PC versions of PES 2016. So what kind of visual improvements can players look forward to in PES 2016? It seems that this year’s iteration has a lot more to live up to, especially after Kojima Productions’ upped its efforts with the FOX Engine following the release of Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain. We now come to Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 which is available on the PS4, Xbox One and PC along with Xbox 360 and PS3.
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Sure enough, PES 2015 showcased the series’ improvement in terms of better skin shaders, more realistic emotion on display from players on the field, better animations and more believable ball and player collision physics. Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes would debut roughly six months later and better showcase the engine’s potential on current gen platforms like the Xbox One and PS4. It began to use a modified version of Kojima Productions’ FOX Engine and Havok physics. Pro Evolution Soccer 2014, released in September 2013, was the year the series began its most significant shift in visuals yet. Not bad for a series that’s long considered to be living in the shadow of EA Sports’ FIFA games. Pro Evolution Soccer or PES is available in 62 countries worldwide and its overall sales figures since the first game’s debut in 2001 make it one of the best-selling franchises in all of gaming. For all the controversies that Konami has faced this year, Pro Evolution Soccer is actually one the publisher’s most stable franchises.
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