The next-gen update for Assassin's Creed Origins has arrived on Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, and so the first footage has begun to hit YouTube, showing that the game seems to be running really well at 60fps on Xbox so far.
In fact, analytics channel El Analista de Bits is reporting that the Xbox Series X version of the game runs at a "virtually constant 2160p/60fps", whereas the PS5 version is slightly lower at 1620p/60fps. The game hasn't been optimised for new consoles, so it's running off the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro versions that were implemented in 2017.
Meanwhile, Xbox Series S apparently runs the game at 1080/60fps, which we're more than happy with!
Assassin's Creed Origins arrives on Xbox Game Pass in just a few short days on Tuesday, June 7th, and you can pre-install the game now by downloading the Xbox mobile app. Check out guide below for step-by-step instructions:
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Great news for Series X, the best version of Origins and more Assassin's Creed games available on Series X/S than on any other console.
Nice, Can't wait to play it..
That guy has some decent videos. One of the few consistent uploaders out there.
Also, I've tested it out. It's been so long since I played on X1, I forgot how it compares but it's nice on Series X. It feels slightly surreal to say that when the console is still fairly hard to find.
Not surprising really. It probably doesn’t have anything to do with “superior” hardware. More likely due to Xbox backwards compatibility being slightly better and more suited for these kind of patches.
Good thing I chose the Xbox version this time.
That is the "sweet spot" for series s. Don't know why more devs/pubs target those numbers. Get it to 60fps, then work on upping/lowering the resolution.
it's fantastic I'm intrenched in the desert of egypt
@PhhhCough Marketing. The same reason Samsung TVs are set up out of the box with nauseatingly oversaturated, hideous color. People judge things by how they look, and the people who care about graphics above all care more how detailed things are than how smoothly it runs.
30fps modes may be terrible in motion, but people will be wowed by extreme detail before smooth animation and responsive input. Like the old 90's PC-era saying: That's great, but how does the water look?
What's sad though is we had 60fps (at least in NTSC regions), standard, back in the 80s, but declare 30fps a win in 2022....
@NEStalgia After owning an OLED TV, Samsung LCD/QLED are awful in my book in spite of Samsung claims and marketing. About 60fps, this is why Series X is my favourite console. I skipped some games last generation because of 30fps after trying them, e.g. Dishonoured 2, Fallout 4 and Kingdom Come Deliverance. If I remember correctly, they haven't been updated for 60fps (if I'm wrong please correct me). The only 30fps Xbox One titles I played a lot (and still play) are Forza Horizon 3 and Sea of Thieves, the latter is 4K 60fps now (Series X). Series X is making 60fps the usual target. If a Matrix game comes and it's 30fps like the demo on Series X, I'll likely skip it until it's 60fps. I'm not being a snob or anything, it usually gives me a headache after a while except games that are quite smooth and don't require a lot of camera panning.
I think fallout 4 has a frame patch doesn't it? Could be wrong but I'm pretty sure I remember hearing about that.
I like OLED but lcd can really keep up with it I'm a lot of areas. Just depends on the panel. And nobody's making 4k OLED in the 22" monitor sizes..... Yeah a lot of lcd is bad, but my LG IPS panels are great. Even next to a small OLED like my Note or switch OLED the color holds it's own. OLED is richer obviously but it's very good. Black levels arent great obviously but I haven't found it bothersome, and I'm not playing in a dark room.
And it's fast, not OLED fast but fast enough that low fps really causes jitter that is really bothersome and headache reducing.
No vrr though. Does support freesync which works with Xbox, but unfortunately my HDMI switches don't support that.
@NEStalgia Probably, Fallout 4 received a patch later, I'll check it again.
@PhhhCough As someone with a 1080p TV and a Series S I totally agree! I'd even prefer something like 900p/60fps over any resolution at 30fps.
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