On the plus side these scenes have a perfect lock on 30fps, and just as with 60fps play, we never see a frame dip below this number. It's a slight damper on the experience, and sweeping camera pans are noticeably less fluid than in regular view. This lets us see the pitch from a player's orientation, and here the game locks to 30fps as we get a sideways view of the pitch, revealing all 22 players, referees and the crowds. The only area where this 30fps cap is really felt is in the 'Be a Pro' camera mode. From a technical standpoint though, there's little to separate the console versions in terms of visuals or features. It sticks to series tradition by keeping console-specific strengths limited to exclusive content, in the form of select cards in the Ultimate Team mode - where Xbox One gets a handful of legendary players this year. Putting parity above all else, FIFA 16 arrives on PS4, Xbox One and PC with a near pixel-matched output on all three.
Digital Foundry has put the two versions to the test, and as can be viewed in the videos below, the results were quite satisfactory.įIFA 16 provides the same exact experience on both the PS4 and Xbox One Featuring the same exact graphical settings and assets for both versions of the game, as well as providing a constant 60fps gameplay frame-rate on both platforms. FIFA 16 has been released for both the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, delivering an equally satisfying experience on both current-gen consoles.
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