Dead Island 2 Visual Comparison on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X
Noteworthy videos have appeared online, showing the differences in graphics in Dead Island 2 on various hardware platforms.
The ElAnalistaDeBits channel has published a series of interesting videos offering various visual comparisons of Dead Island 2.
Three videos have been prepared. The first compares the PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of the game. The next two offer comparisons within a single console family, enabling us to see how much of an advantage the latest Microsoft and Sony device has over previous generations.
Dead Island 2 - PC vs XSX vs PS5
Dead Island 2 - PS4 vs PS5 Pro vs PS5
Dead Island 2 - Xbox One S/X vs Xbox Series X/S
It has to be said that in terms of level of detail, the current-gen versions don't bring a huge leap over the previous generation. The biggest advantage of the releases for newer devices is the ability to play at 60 frames per second.
Dead Island 2 looks very promising. The game is collecting good reviews, and among them is also our text, in which the editor gave a a score of 7.0/10. Visual comparisons show that this is a title that should offer good fun also on older consoles.
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