Deliver Us Mars – PS4 / PS4 Pro / PS5 – Graphics & FPS & Power Comparison



Resolutions:

PS4: 1080P@30
PS4 Pro: 720P@30
PS5: 2160P@60 (Upscaled from 1080P)

– PS4 Pro version runs at the lowest resolution of the three. This needs to be patched for sure.
– PS4 Pro isn’t being pushed, we can see this from power consumption – having even a lower usage than PS4 base model.
– The game suffers from freezes on all three consoles, the freezes are most frequent on PS4 but are very present on three. Often the freezes happen at the same place/location what could indicated something with pre-fetching issues.
– In some scenes we can see a lot of pop-in, specially after the prologue finished in the car ride.
– Controls feel a bit clumsy and gameplay was in my opinion dull. On the PS5 version I played through the first 4 chapters but for me personal the experience overall wasn’t inviting to continue playing.

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  1. Resolutions:

    PS4: 1080P@30
    PS4 Pro: 720P@30
    PS5: 2160P@60 (Upscaled from 1080P)

    – PS4 Pro version runs at the lowest resolution of the three. This needs to be patched for sure.
    – PS4 Pro isn't being pushed, we can see this from power consumption – having even a lower usage than PS4 base model.
    – The game suffers from freezes on all three consoles, the freezes are most frequent on PS4 but are very present on three. Often the freezes happen at the same place/location what could indicated something with pre-fetching issues.
    – In some scenes we can see a lot of pop-in, specially after the prologue finished in the car ride.
    – Controls feel a bit clumsy and gameplay was in my opinion dull. On the PS5 version I played through the first 4 chapters but for me personal the experience overall wasn't inviting to continue playing.

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  2. PlayStation 4 Base: FHD and beautiful graphics for 8th Gen console;
    PlayStation 4 Pro: HD resolution with 30 FPS and blurry textures;
    PlayStation 5: UHD, that upscaled from FHD.
    wooooow

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