PS5 Pro Leads in Battlefield 6 Beta, but Game Shines Across All Consoles

Battlefield 6 Beta Showcases Graphical Superiority on PS5 Pro and Cross-Console Performance

ElAnalistaDeBits recently released a video showcasing the Battlefield 6 beta’s performance across PlayStation 5, PS5 Pro, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S. Although performance in the final version may evolve, the beta already shows the game running smoothly on all platforms, exhibiting subtle variations in performance and visual quality. The video highlights two distinct graphics modes available on the more powerful consoles: the PS5, PS5 Pro, and Xbox Series X. The Balanced mode targets 60 frames per second (FPS) with enhanced visual fidelity. In contrast, the Performance mode aims for 120 FPS but typically operates around 90 FPS. Among the consoles, the PS5 Pro delivers the most polished graphical experience, featuring a higher average resolution, more detailed textures, richer particle effects, and an extended view distance. The PS5 also demonstrates an edge over the Xbox Series X in terrain quality and particle details, though the Xbox Series X still provides an impressive visual presentation. The Xbox Series S, however, shows some visual compromises, including reduced reflections, lower lighting quality, and a shorter viewing distance. Overall, the Battlefield 6 beta exhibits strong performance across the console lineup, with the PS5 Pro offering the most visually superior experience.

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