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#MORTAL KOMBAT X E3 VS FINAL GRAPHICS PS4#
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Given how dark Mortal Kombat X can be, both in subject matter and lighting, itвЂ™s nice to see the custom AO solution smoothening out blurry edges and reducing the amount of dithering in shadows, especially in those cast by characters. The in-game physics is better than ever and itвЂ™s awesome to see such small details like blood dripping on the floorВ in real-time. When it all comes together though, Mortal Kombat is a brutal, bloody affair.

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Head to head screenshot comparison between Xbox One (left), PS4 (middle) and PC (right).

Sadly, non playable character model geometry does get broken up at times and youвЂ™ll spot some low resolution textures on more than one occasion. Specular reflections are cast by spells on surrounding objects but PBRвЂ™s use is limited overall. Just watch the various little bolts of lightning arc around Raiden even as he stands around or the various projectile attacks and powers performed throughout fights to see what we mean. Motion blur, screen space reflections, depth of field, limited physically based renderingВ and more have been implemented with the lighting effects looking particularly stunning. ItвЂ™s not perfect but weвЂ™ll get to that.ДЄt the very least, along with the resolution and frame rate bump, Mortal Kombat X manages to distinguish itself with a large amount of post processing effects. The FXAA seen here clearly distinguishes edges without disrupting the geometry of characters and objects, unlike Borderlands: The Handsome Collection (whose games ran on a customized version of UE3 and also faced issues on PS4/Xbox One). The studio has also done good work with the gameвЂ™s custom post process anti-aliasing. That being said, in Mortal Kombat XвЂ™s case, the frame rate performance is roughly comparable to the previous generation with NetherRealm doing a pretty good job adding 60 FPS support.

EpicвЂ™s Unreal Engine 4 is the engine solution native to current gen platforms and oftentimes, developers havenвЂ™t had the best results relying on UE3.

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One important point that needs to be noted is thatВ NetherRealm Studios is focused on the PS4 and Xbox One with this iteration вЂ“ as evidenced by the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions being delayed вЂ“ but still opted for Unreal Engine 3. ItвЂ™s not debilitating gameplay-wise but is quite the annoyance. YouвЂ™ll have noticed something similar while playing Dead or Alive 5: Last Round on current gen consoles. In these non-gameplay instances, the game is mostly running at 30 FPS and the switch back to 60 FPS results in severe frame pacing problems. Frame judders can be observed when transitioning from cinematics to gameplay or from interactive QTEs to gameplay and vice versa. In terms of frame rate, both versions run close to 60 frames per second with very few drops in between.

#MORTAL KOMBAT X E3 VS FINAL GRAPHICS 1080P#

Please select 1080p and 60fps for best possible video quality. Head to head video comparison between PS4, Xbox One and PC. WeвЂ™re still observing pixel counts on the Xbox One version just to be sure. Similar to the solution seen in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare for the Xbox One, Mortal Kombat X switches between 1920 x 10 x 1080 resolutions in some places. The PS4 version runs at native 1920Г—1080 resolution while the Xbox One appears to be utilizing a dynamic 1080p resolution. LetвЂ™s start off by looking at the resolution and frame rate performance.

Oddly enough, Mortal Kombat X runs on a highly modified Unreal Engine 3 like its predecessor. One of the biggest changes it offers is a native 1080p resolution and 60 frames per second gameplay on current gen consoles. Mortal Kombat X is now upon us and marks the jump to PS4 and Xbox One for the franchise.

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Often called Mortal Kombat 9, the fighting game was arguably the best the series had to offer in terms of story-telling and previous gen capability. ItвЂ™s amazing to think that weвЂ™ve gone more than four years without a sequel to Mortal Kombat.

Mortal kombat x e3 vs final graphics