Diablo IV is now available for those who have pre-ordered it, and there are already videos on the network showing how the game looks and functions on all available platforms: both generations of the PlayStation and Xbox, as well as PC. Videos published on the channel ElAnalistaDeBits.
In each situation, the video component is complemented by a visual explanation of how Diablo IV works (and how often there are drawdowns), as well as, for example, how long downloads last (with the exception of the Xbox video).
Resolution and FPS: What's the difference between the two?
Xbox Series S – 1440p and up to 60 FPS; Xbox Series X – 2160p and up to 60 FPS; PS5 – 2160p and up to 60 FPS; PC at maximum graphics settings – 2160p.
Duration of download:
Xbox Series S – 5.5 seconds; Xbox Series X – 5.5 seconds; PS5 – 5.5 seconds; PC at maximum graphics settings – 5.33 seconds.
Resolution and FPS: What Happened?
PS4 – 1080p and up to 30 FPS; PS4 Pro – 1188p and up to 30 FPS; and PS5 – 2160p and up to 60 FPS.
Duration of the download:
PS4 — 50.13 sec.; PS4 Pro — 36.43 sec.; PS5 — 5.46 sec.
Resolution and FPS: What Happened?
Xbox One – 900p and up to 30 FPS; Xbox One X – 1440p and up to 30 FPS; Xbox Series S – 1440p and up to 60 FPS; Xbox Series X – 2160p and up to 60 FPS.
The Diablo IV beta test for pre-orders will last until tomorrow evening, and everyone else will be able to use the testing from March 24 to March 27.
Diablo IV will be released on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, and PC on June 6th. There are no plans to add the game. The release will support the technology DLSS 3.
