Finally we have a great preview of what will be the new generation of comforters. Probably not for its high splendor, but apparently for a better look than a good one. Unreal Engine 5 is true and it looks amazing, my colleagues told me in this post that I recommend reading it.
Both the Sonic and Epic Games have good relationships and as a result the advertising agreement was with the Japanese console. For this reason we saw the first launch on Playstation 5, the same as we saw with the first tech version of the fourth engine program running on Playstation 4.
Xbox Series X with Unreal Engine 5
Tim Sweeny has been commenting that they have collaborated with the Japanese to make their engine using the console's SSD write speed, but soon realized that the Xbox Series X would do "something like this" thanks to SSD's including the American People console.
And that's it the difference of great power exists, and cannot be hidden. The graphics engine may work better in certain aspects, but in the end it is inevitable that the final set is on the side of the solvent console. In addition, Microsoft courses have been working with Unreal Engine for a while, proof of the fact that the top operating point under this engine is on the Xbox, Gears 5.
And of course The Coalition team is looking forward to seeing the demo run on the Xbox Series X, especially Colin Penty, the station's art director, commented on Twitter.
Inreal Engine 5 looks great. Amazing work by Epic and Brian Karis, as usual. I would love to see what that demo looks like on the Xbox Series X!
The demo shown works at 1440p and no ray tracing works, and it already looks good. And in this house we're also looking at what the effect will be on the Redmond console.
