Although 2021 started off a little weak when it comes to next gen releases, we are seeing next gen versions of some very interesting titles that have arrived on Xbox One. A few weeks ago, for example, the excellent Star Wars Jedi was updated: Fallen Command, and today it’s the turn of the title Cure, Control.
This new version, called Control Ultimate Edition, is already available, being of course the most complete version to date. Today we bring you a new video comparison of the hands of ElAnalistaDeBits, in which we can see how this new Control Ultimate edition defends itself both on Xbox Series, PS5 and PC.
We will not be able to import our progress into Control Ultimate Edition
In the comparison (which you can see just below these lines), the game is put to the test both in its performance mode (where it runs at 60 fps with a lower resolution) and in its graphics quality mode. According to the analyst himself, the game has the best Ray Tracing on consoles to date, although a little inferior to the PC version.
The only negative point of this Control Ultimate Edition is that we will not be able to import our progress from the Xbox One version, a big blow for users who were waiting for it to finish their game. We remind you that the original version of Control is available in the Xbox Game Pass catalog.
Juan Lorente
Lawyer by profession and lover of video games since testing Street Fighter II on a Commodore Amiga.
