Today, Hogwarts Legacy will finally become available on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, and first impressions are very positive.
Owners of PCs and Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles have been enjoying Hogwarts Legacy for three months now. Beginning with today, also users of older hardware platforms can finally join the fun.
In February Hogwarts Legacy impressed with its quality, so players had legitimate concerns about how the game would perform on older devices. Judging by first impressions, the developers did a good job.
The ElAnalistaDeBits channel, which specializes in visual comparisons, published a video that compares the game running on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro and PlayStation 5. What is shown there is surprising, as even on the PlayStation 4 Hogwarts Legacy looks very attractive, despite the fact that it runs at 1600x900 pixels (on PS4 Pro it's 1920x1080).
Of course, on older platforms we lose a bit of sharpness and get worse lighting, with noticeably less detail displayed at far distances, but despite this, the game still looks impressive.
So everything indicates that the devs have done a good job and prepared an excellent port. It is clear that delaying the release on PS4 and Xbox One by three months was a good move, which significantly benefited the game.
Staying on Hogwarts Legacy, it is worth mentioning the new patch. It has added a mode for people with arachnophobia, which changes the appearance of spiders in the game and the sounds they make so that they are not so scary.
The update also improves performance and fixes many small bugs.

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Author: Adrian Werner
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