Against the backdrop of the enthusiastic reviews expressed by the trade press with the very high average rating of Monster Hunter Rise on PlayStation and Xbox, the Digital Foundry guys tested the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / S versions of Capcom’s hunting game and confirmed how much some good has emerged from the latest analyses.
The well-known collective of ‘technoludic journalists’ linked to Eurogamer.net underlines the incredible commitment made by the Japanese publisher and developer in offering PS5 and Xbox Series X / S users atop notch experience.
The most recent transpositions of Monster Hunter Rise boast improved graphics, excellent performance and granite gameplay. However, the most interesting aspect reported to us by the DF team is that represented by customization: both on PlayStation 5 and on Xbox Series X, Capcom’s role-playing blockbuster offers a range of graphic and performance customization options completely comparable to that of the PC version.
Through the numerous parameters that can be configured between presets and additional graphics options, users can make the gaming experience adhere to their tastes and needs, even managing to exceed 4K by enabling the configuration that sets the ‘internal resolution’ (appropriately scaled according to the own monitor and TV) a 4800×2700 pixels. The only flaws encountered by Digital Foundry concern the framerate of the Xbox Series S version in the most demanding graphics mode in terms of hardware resources (a problem that can be mitigated by VRR on compatible displays) and the impact of motion blur on the refresh rate of the images on the screen in the most agitated phases of combat.
As for the ‘performance challenge’ between PS5 and Xbox Series X, the Sony console seems to prevail over the Microsoft counterpart, albeit with a margin of 7-8fps which emerges in the 120fps mode alone. For further information, we invite you to stay on the pages of Everyeye.it to read our review of Monster Hunter Rise on PlayStation 5.
