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News video games 15 November 2020, 19:46

author: Paul Musiolik

RT in Watch Dogs Legion on Consoles Corresponds to Medium-class PC

According to analyses of available game materials, the console version of Watch Dogs: Legion offers average quality ray tracing. At least when we compare it with the capabilities of powerful PCs.

The quality of ray-tracing in Watch Dogs: The Legion on consoles is roughly equivalent to an average PC equipped with GeForce RTX 2060. One Reddit user came to this conclusion after analyzing the available game materials.

Ubisoft's game runs on Xbox Series X in dynamic resolution, jumping between 1440p and 4K, depending on how much load the game puts on the console. The same is true for PS5. Ray-tracing reflections are rendered in 1080p resolution. All this at 30 fps. This is roughly the same as the average setting on a PC equipped with GeForce RTX 2060.

The compilation that has been used to analyse ray-tracing in Watch Dogs: Legion.

Xbox Series S, on which Watch Dogs: Legion runs in dynamic resolutions between 900p and 1080p, rendering ray-tracing reflections at 720p. Of course, also in 30 fps.

  1. Watch Dogs: Legion - official website
  2. https://www.gamepressure.com/editorials/reviews/watch-dogs-legion-review-safe-and-polite-revolution/zb33e
  3. Watch Dogs: Legion - game guide

Paul Musiolik

Paul Musiolik

Started writing about games on the SquareZone website. Later, he wrote and managed the non-existent PSSite.com, and currently runs his own blog about games. He hasn't yet written a text that he would be 100% satisfied with. He started his adventure with games at the age of 3, when he managed to convince his father to buy a C64 computer. The love for electronic entertainment awakened by Flimbo's Quest blossomed during the first adventures with Heroes of Might & Magic, reaching its peak after purchasing the first PlayStation. As he grew older, he had more encounters with Nintendo portable consoles, and also returned to the PC as an additional gaming platform. He collects games and is a fan of emulation.

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