The release of GTA V has proved that in spite of the little matter of the next-gen console battle upcoming, there’s still life in both the Xbox 360 as well as PlayStation 3 yet. Sales of the present generation machines may have spiked somewhat in light of Rockstar’s record-breaking title, however with bit under a month to go before we see the Xbox One as well as PlayStation 4 hit the retail market, it’s high time we focused our attentions on these two major releases. Infinity Ward’s mark Rubin has just provided some stonking news for phone call of duty fans by noting that Ghosts, the latest addition to the prominent franchise, will run natively at 1080p on the PlayStation 4, as well as will be upscaled at 720p on Xbox One to ensure that the game run at 60 FPS on both gaming consoles.
The PlayStation 4 is, as we already know, the more powerful of the two consoles, as well as with native support for such a considerable release, purists are almost definitely going to lean towards Sony’s console. keeping that said, the Xbox One cannot be written off in any type of way, as well as with Rubin likewise noting that phone call of Duty: Ghosts “looks fantastic on both [consoles],” CoD fans of all affiliations will be able to enjoy a much richer experience than ever possible on the present generation machines.
Call of Duty, like GTA, is more than a decade old, as well as although gaming franchises frequently tend to enjoy a finite shelf-life, both have withstood the test of time.
CoD Ghosts will be released for current-gen next Tuesday on November 5th, as well as with the dust having now settled on GTA V, expect gaming fans to turn out in their millions for those familiar midnight release ceremonies at different retail outlets. The possibilities of it selling anywhere near the type of numbers as GTA V would seem remote to none, however this is perhaps the cost you pay for releasing relatively similar incarnations of the exact same title on an annual basis.
If you weren’t already excited sufficient about the PlayStation 4 as well as Xbox One (and let’s deal with it, who isn’t?) then you should be right now, as well as although CoD is one of the biggest titles going, we’d expect to hear plenty more interesting announcements such as this from other publishers in the near future.
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