Resident Evil Requiem will run in 4K at 60 FPS on PS5 Pro

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Resident Evil Requiem will run in 4K at 60 FPS on PS5 Pro

We have some great news for´those PS5 Pro owners chomping at the bits for Resident Evil Requiem. Capcom will be using the power of the machine to bring better visuals to the table.

On PS5 Pro, the ninth installment of the franchise will run in 4K at 60 frames per second with full ray tracing. On compatible screens and with ray tracing disabled, the game will be able to reach 120 FPS, with an overall average of 90 FPS. Akifumi Nakanishi, the director of Requiem, added that his team spent a lot of time on optimization.

In addition, all PS5 players will be able to take advantage of the DualSense's haptic feedback to feel the bite of a zombie and the sensation of being grabbed by one. The adaptive triggers will be used when firing, and the controller's microphone will emit sounds when reloading your weapon. These effects will also be felt when solving puzzles.

Source: blog.ja.playstation.com

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