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In practise, we're looking at a 992x720 resolve on PS3 and 360 alike, with a very basic form of FXAA to back this up - causing text and HUD elements to blur over slightly in the process.

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Both are listed as 720p on Konami's product page, albeit with a form of scaling also mentioned. One point that remains a mystery, however, is the internal resolutions on PS3 and Xbox 360. Meanwhile, in the Xbox One's case there's no stopping the pixel crawl artefacts resulting from its lower pixel throughput, and the drop in image quality here remains tangible.

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For a game that embarks on a crusade for open-world stealth action, the lower resolution on Microsoft's platform does affect visibility when lining up long-range shots - just as it does across Battlefield 4's sandbox areas.Ī pass of FXAA post-processing is dolloped across both versions too, which sadly negates some of the clarity we were expecting from the PS4 version, though the final image remains respectable. From our pixel counts, we can confirm that the PS4 does indeed push out a 1920x1080 framebuffer as promised, while on Xbox One we have just a 1280x720 window with which to work. The resolution details stand as the most dramatic difference though, with Konami happily making public the specifics of each version ahead of release. Though curiously, the skybox is reinstated during certain set-pieces on PS4 - making this a subtle advantage if you know when and where to look. It's a difference that only becomes apparent during side-ops missions, where the military base is accessible in broad daylight. This allows clouds to move dynamically and impact the sun's lighting, where by contrast the Xbox One release joins PS3 and 360 with purely static skyboxes. One of the perks of the PS4 version, as revealed earlier via a tweet, is atmospheric simulation - a real-time approach to rendering skies in the Ground Zeroes mission. But is resolution the only benefit in buying Ground Zeroes on Sony's latest platform - and what of the older console releases?

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Helpfully, the 60fps advantage on PS4 and Xbox One has been revealed far in advance by the studio, while Kojima himself declares the PS4 version as being closest to the photo-realistic bar his team is aiming for, thanks to its full 1080p presentation. Almost six years on, and we have an open-world slice of Metal Gear Solid 5 that seeks to address this - ambitiously hitting not one, but four platforms at once. In other words, how is Solid Snake, a clone of Big Boss, alive? It's no wonder Hideo Kojima revealed there would be story inconsistencies in MGSV, because this stuff is hard to follow.Transparent as ever, Hideo Kojima's misgivings with Metal Gear Solid 4 proved largely technical in nature, with the scale of its levels and animation blending apparently falling short of his ambitions. We know that Kiefer Sutherland has taken up voice acting and mo-cap duties for Big Boss/Old Snake in Ground Zeroes and Metal Gear Solid 5, but it's not outside the real of possibility that Hayter might also add his gruff tones, if only for this one-off mission.įor that matter, we're curious to know how this polygonal Solid Snake fits into a story that is supposed to be a prequel to The Phantom Pain, which is set shortly after the events of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. However, this unveiling begs the question of whether or not Snake's original voice actor, David Hayter, will make an appearance in Ground Zeroes. Past and present collide as the characters and camera angles you remember from the 16-year old classic are brought to life the high-fidelity world of MGS:GZ!' Relive the most memorable moments of the past with this Sony-exclusive mission on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4.

In an age when graphics were limited to blocky pixelated polygons, Metal Gear Solid set new standards in videogame storytelling with its memorable characters, cinematic presentation, and complex story. 'Retracing 16 years of history, the PlayStation-Exclusive 'DÃ©jÃ Vu' mission brings players back to the 1998 PlayStation classic Metal Gear Solid. Here's a teaser synopsis for the mission courtesy of Konami:

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