Dead Island 2 | Xbox One S/X vs Xbox Series S/X | Graphics Comparison Review | Analista De Bits

Xbox One: 900P/30fps Xbox One X: 1440p/30fps Xbox Series S: 1080p/60fps Xbox Series X: 1800p/60fps Buy games at Instant-Gaming for all platforms with discounts! Win a game a month with my Instant-Gaming contest. To participate, all you have to do is choose any game in Stock from their website: - All versions have a single display mode. - Xbox Series versions run at 60fps, while Xbox One versions stay at 30fps. - Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X add visual enhancements in various settings such as lighting, vegetation animation, ambient occlusion, draw distance or some post-processing effects. - Xbox Series S does not include dynamic shadows generated by light sources such as the lantern and has lower resolution textures over XSX. - The Xbox One S/X versions, despite the cutbacks, maintain an outstanding visual level. - Dead Island 2 does not use Ray-Tracing of any kind. However, due to the absence of real-time day/night cycles, it has been possible to achieve high-level backeted global illumination (especially indoors). - Reflections, on the other hand, are not convincing in any version. Some use low-resolution cubemaps that tarnish the visual finish. - Loading times on Xbox Series S/X are 10 times faster. - Some slight framerate drops on Xbox One. Especially in the larger areas. - Dead Island 2 is one of the best optimized games I’ve seen on UE4. A solid and satisfying experience on any of the 4 platforms. Music by Zeravi: