The Digital Foundry medium recently published a graphical comparison analyzing the performance of the Tom Clancy’s The Division beta on PlayStation 4 and Microsoft’s desktop platform, Xbox One.
As can be seen in the comparison, Ubisoft has done a magnificent job development in performance issues. The game runs at “a solid 30 FPS” with adaptive sync and we only found slight frame drops in the Xbox One version and very rarely; just “a slight difference” between both versions.
If you are interested in check it out for yourselfyou can do it in the video below:
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