The iPhone 15 Pro Version of Resident Evil Village Runs at 30FPS
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Resident Evil Village on iPhone 15 Pro Runs at 30FPS - IGN
We can confirm that the iPhone 15 Pro version of Resident Evil Village runs at 30 frames per second.
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Resident Evil Village on iPhone 15 Pro Runs at 30FPS
Also universal purchase if you own it on Mac and want to play on the iPhone 15 Pro.
In recent years, Apple has shifted more and more focus to adding gaming-centric features to its hardware, mostly on Mac computers. The Apple Wonderlust Event confirmed the iPhone 15 Pro is joining in, with the next Apple flagship smartphone set to receive native versions of AAA games including Resident Evil Village, Assassin's Creed Mirage, and more in the coming months.
In an off-hand demo attended by IGN, Resident Evil Village ran natively on the iPhone 15 Pro at a stable 30 frames per second. The fact that Resident Evil Village, a game released a little over two years ago, is running natively on a smartphone and is not a cloud version or a watered-down version of the game is nothing short of impressive. While we did not get confirmation on the resolution, the textures and visual fidelity looked impressive.
The universal license and Game Center integration make this sound really good to me.Resident Evil Village on iPhone 15 Pro Runs at 30FPS - IGN
We can confirm that the iPhone 15 Pro version of Resident Evil Village runs at 30 frames per second.www.ign.com
iPhone 15 PRORESIDENT EVIL 4
Resident Evil Village on iPhone 15 Pro Runs at 30FPS
Also universal purchase if you own it on Mac and want to play on the iPhone 15 Pro.
In recent years, Apple has shifted more and more focus to adding gaming-centric features to its hardware, mostly on Mac computers. The Apple Wonderlust Event confirmed the iPhone 15 Pro is joining in, with the next Apple flagship smartphone set to receive native versions of AAA games including Resident Evil Village, Assassin's Creed Mirage, and more in the coming months.
In an off-hand demo attended by IGN, Resident Evil Village ran natively on the iPhone 15 Pro at a stable 30 frames per second. The fact that Resident Evil Village, a game released a little over two years ago, is running natively on a smartphone and is not a cloud version or a watered-down version of the game is nothing short of impressive. While we did not get confirmation on the resolution, the textures and visual fidelity looked impressive.
For those unaware, Game Center-integrated games have automatic cross-save and achievement tracking across the Apple ecosystem. For example, my playthrough of Fantasian has seen me play the game on Apple TV using a Dual Shock 4, my MacBook Pro, my iPad using a SteelSeries Nimbus, and my phone when I was in a waiting room for an hour, and every session let me pick up where the last one left off. Syncing is automatically done in the background.
Thts OK, it's taken off in my house. I gladly use streaming and remote play at least twice a week when I leave my house and stay at my girls. I have no issues with it and play just fine.
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If it's 30FPS sustained on a smartphone then it's not bad at all for Resident Evil 8 graphics.
There's a huge difference between what these devices can do on a GFXBenchmark run from cold to a game that people can play for hours.
There's a huge difference between what these devices can do on a GFXBenchmark run from cold to a game that people can play for hours.
It's not even as many pixels as 1440p 2K resolution, but the game is obviously not rendering at native resolution. At most it's running at 720p but it could be lower than that (and rightly so).
The iPhone 15 Pro Version of Resident Evil Village Runs at 30FPS
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I can see why MS would be very worried about this, they're the most generic of the 3 console platform holders, so they can be swapped for another player quite easily.
Nobody would notice the swap, unless Apple started making games or meaningful third party deals to standout... then they would definitely go after Sony/Nintendo.
I think Sony are second in line, if Apple is a threat at all to them, mainly because they rely more on third party platform revenue than Nintendo ever did.
So good riddance of Xbox, but dealing with Apple loyalists is going to be something else.
Nobody would notice the swap, unless Apple started making games or meaningful third party deals to standout... then they would definitely go after Sony/Nintendo.
I think Sony are second in line, if Apple is a threat at all to them, mainly because they rely more on third party platform revenue than Nintendo ever did.
So good riddance of Xbox, but dealing with Apple loyalists is going to be something else.
Those active iPhone units are misleading to say the least, many people are still on their iPhone 6 or 6s... hardly modern AAA ready.
But yes, these numbers are seriously impressive.