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[Deflagratio]

They've only showed PC so far, PC with an Xb360 controller to be precise. Maybe SDCC was the Xbox1 gameplay debut this weekend at the Microsoft lounge, but I'm almost certain that was still a PC build, the same build as E3.

 

I'm assuming you wrote this from a phone btw, lots of periods instead of spaces. Rest assured, unless it was an act of supremely intentional sabotage, the PS4 version can perform no worse than the Xbox1 version. I am anticipating 1080p 30FPS like the rest of the consoles, though personally I prefer 720p 60FPS if we want to have a debate about it.

 

For Reference, Battlefield 4 ran at 900p 60fps (dipped to high 40's to low 50's at worst) on the PS4. I expect DA:I to have quite a bit more demand than Battlefield 4 though, but I can't imagine it'll be enormous since PS3 and Xb360 have to run it too.

[KennethAFTopp]

Pretty sure I won't see much of a difference, also generally speaking it seems that previous cross platform games have had better resolution and fps on the Ps4... but then I would be wrong, I don't care much.

[ManOfSteel]

Wait... you're fine with the timed DLC but you're not fine with BioWare putting their prettiest foot forward by showing the game on a PC? Right.

 

Previous games of this generation have shown us that they tend to look and perform better on the Playstation 4. Sometimes these differences are hardly noticeable, and sometimes they're more so. Battlefield 4, a game running on the same engine as Dragon Age: Inquisition, was shown to perform better on PS4, and at a higher resolution. I see it being the same case with Dragon Age: Inquisition, unless BioWare is able to push both systems to 1080p whilst maintaining a steady framerate. I believe Bungie was able to create resolution/framerate parity between the two with Destiny, so it's not impossible, but don't worry about the Playstation version. It's not going to look or perform any weaker than the Xbox One version. It's more likely that it will be the console version to get, if you're not worried about DLC and want the maximum visual fidelity and performance without turning to a PC. 

 

But it's something where we'll just have to wait and see. It all depends on the developer and how far they're able to push each individual system.

[Enigmatick]

EA isn't getting paid by sony to pimp out the console like they are with Xbone, it'll be fine though. Knowing the PS4 you'll likely get better/more consistent performance out of the game with the same graphical fidelity.