Final Fantasy VII Remake Runs at 1080p on Base PS4, 1620p on PS4 Pro; Low-Quality Textures Issues Detailed

Final Fantasy Vii Remake is one of the best looking games ever released on PlayStation four, only the game is not exactly flawless.

Digital Foundry recently took a good wait at the game, confirming that the game runs at 1080p resolution on base PlayStation iv and at 1620p on PlayStation 4 Pro. Both versions feature resolution scaling so that the game tin run at steady 30 FPS, which it manages to do most of the time.

The Digital Foundry analysis also highlighted an effect with some very low-quality textures that appear from fourth dimension to time. This is believed to be due to a loading issues, then it may get fixed with a future update.

The full Final Fantasy VII Remake Digital Foundry technical review can be found.

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Terminal Fantasy Vii Remake is 1 of the all-time entries in the serial in quite a long fourth dimension. While the remake only covers a small portion of the original story, it does so in a very proficient manner, despite some story twists that not all fans of the game will like.

Final Fantasy VII Remake is a masterful modernization of the series' archetype formula. The game is an extremely solid JRPG that looks, sounds and plays peachy, despite some pacing problems and linearity. That said, the unexpected story twists may sour the experience a fleck for those who expected a faithful remake.

Final Fantasy 7 Remake launches on PlayStation 4 subsequently this week, on April 10th.