There’s little difference between both versions of Monster Hunter World.
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Monster Hunter World PS4 Pro vs Xbox One X - what to buy it on? Responsiveness and image quality appear to be in sync with controller preference being the deciding factor, which brings us to the final point. While some have reported frame pacing on the Xbox One X, we’ve not noticed any issues with either PS4 Pro or Xbox One X versions of the game. Lighting and textures also appear just a bit more sharper on the Xbox One X, though it’s not particularly noticeable until you compare both versions of the game side by side.įrame pacing refers to scenarios where the game’s image does not look smooth even if the frame rate is what it should be. Sections with fast movement, such as dodging a monster at the last moment or pulling off a flurry of attacks, has some blurring on the PS4 Pro when compared to the Xbox One X. Visually, there’s not much difference between the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X, though the HDR implementation on the PS4 Pro appears to have greater depth in colours. Something for Capcom to add in an upcoming patch? We sure hope so. What’s disturbing though is that neither console manages to hit 60fps when choosing Prioritise Framerate as an option. This aside, Monster Hunter World’s frame rate remains consistent regardless of your console of choice when in Resolution or Graphics mode. The only place where the Xbox One X appears to have the slightest of frame rate advantages seems to be in Astera, your hub in the game, where traversal seems just a little bit more responsive on Microsoft's console. Whether taking down hostile T-rex-inspired Anjanath or collecting herbs, it was equally smooth on both platforms. We saw very little difference between the two in terms of frame rate.
For most part, the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X versions of Monster Hunter World are similar.
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