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Remedy explains the choices made for the resolution of Quantum Break

Remedy has provided some clarification on the native resolution of Quantum Break Xbox One. A recent technical analysis carried out by Digital Foundry - Technical channel Eurogamer portal - has indeed found a resolution of only 720p, causing a discrete disappointment among the holders of the Microsoft console.

"The output at 1080p Quantum Break is a time reconstruction obtained from four to 720p frame and 4xMSAA. This technique ensures high quality of the combined pixels to the effects and complex shadows, allowing us to achieve a filmic look, "said the Finnish company.


"However, it is difficult to talk about the resolution of Quantum Break from a traditional point of view, due to variations between the calculation of the steps and the time upscaling. From the beginning of development of Quantum Break the most important thing for Remedy and Microsoft it has been the creation of immersive gaming experience with superior artistic quality. And 'what they Remedy is renowned. We are confident we have achieved this goal and we look forward to hearing what they think the fans as of April 5, when will play our title. "

Over the weekend Digital Foundry had highlighted that "Quantum Break visual quality appears cleaner and more intense in the static sequences, where the pixel count suggests a future resolution to 900p a" representation. In the last hours Phil Spencer, leader of the Xbox division, has invited players to avoid adverse prejudices and await the release of the title on the market before drawing their own conclusions. We remind you that Quantum Break is scheduled on Xbox One and PC since April 5.

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