Upcoming action RPG Remnant 2 is right around the corner, and ahead of the game's July 25th launch date, the team working on the title has gone into a bit more detail on how Remnant 2 will perform on consoles.
To put it simply, both Xbox Series X and PS5 will contain multiple modes, and which you go for will depend on personal preference. You'll have a Quality mode that prioritizes graphics above all, a Performance mode that aims for the absolute best frame rate possible, and a Balanced option that sits somewhere in between.
At the moment, the actual figures behind these three modes haven't been disclosed (aside from the fact that 'Performance' aims for 60FPS), but the Xbox Series S numbers have been revealed. Microsoft's all-digital console will contain one 1080p / 30FPS mode.

We're hoping that in the coming days, the team at Gunfire Games breaks down the numbers on all of these Xbox Series X modes so we have a clearer idea of where things stand. Oh, and a 60FPS option for Xbox Series S would be nice, although such a move looks unlikely for next week's launch.
What do you think to all of this? Would you still play Remnant 2 on Series S? Let us know down below.
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Ew! There are modes where v-sync is disabled? Don't get me wrong, I take framerate over resolution any day of the week but even I draw the line at turning off v-sync.
Pffff that overview trailer is so good. They really just made a better sequel in every way. 🙏
Looking forward to the ACG review
I think the series s must be struggling now cope with games at 60fps it seems maybe it was a bad idea Microsoft releasing it if its going hold the series x back
Part of me wonders if developers simply take the safe option with Series S just to meet Microsoft's requirement to release on the platform.
I am sure they could get a 60fps mode, but they just don't bother to care because they just want to focus on PS5/Series X.
I'm going to be one of those super mean gamers but NOTHING screams "next-gen" or graphically "intensive" about this. I tried the first one and I gotta say, it was one of the worst things I ever played, and I don't use that term lightly. Terrible controls, terrible janky aiming, no map and no guide on where to go, subpar story etc etc. I'm sorry for being a negative Nancy but for them to say that the Series X can't hold a stable framerate while looking at the game itself.... just L O L.
@GamingFan4Lyf Well I think it already happend a lot of times that game released with 30 and got a 60 update sometime later on the series S so I do think its just playing it safe to meet a deadline, then its just a question whtere or not the devs care enough to boost it post launch
@Kaloudz @Vepra As long as Series S fans are happy, then it's all good! I have no qualms with the Series S - it's a perfect budget machine to be able to play the latest games!
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