The first Resident Evil Village comparison video was distributed online today, highlighting the differences between the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 4 Pro versions.
The new video, made by ElAnalistaDeBits, confirms that the game uses Checkerboard playback on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 Pro in 4K mode, the average resolution being higher on PlayStation 5. Despite the power differences between the consoles, Capcom seems to have done a good job. pretty good with the previous version of the game.
– Resident Evil Village on PS5 has the ability to enable or disable Ray Tracing mode. This change affects global lighting. Framerate with RT enabled is somewhat more unstable.
– PS4 Pro has two display modes. We can choose between 4K Checkerboard and an average of 40 fps or 1080p / 60fps.
– The shadows are the same in all versions.
– Anisotropic filtering is slightly higher on PS5.
– Charging times are incredibly fast on the PS5. The demo starts in 2 seconds, while on the PS4 it is more than 30 seconds.
– PS5 and PS4 Pro (4K mode) use chessboard (or a similar technique), although the average resolution is higher on PS5.
VG Tech also distributed a first test for the Resident Evil Village staff rate, which highlights how solid the performance is largely and falls within the goals offered by Capcom a few days ago. However, there are some ghosts visible in the PlayStation 4 Pro version that are not found in the other versions.
PS4 Pro in Prioritize Screen Resolution mode, PS5 with Ray Tracing On and PS5 with Ray Tracing Off all rendering at a resolution of 3840×2160 using what appears to be Rendering Checkerboard.
There is a visible ghost on the PS4 Pro that is not as present on the other consoles.
PS4 Pro in Prioritize Frame Rate mode plays at a native resolution of 1920×1080.
The PS4 plays at a native resolution of 1600×900.
Resident Evil Village launches on May 7 on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series X, Xbox One and Google Stage.