Once installed, Xbox Series X/S and PS5 will both run Quake at 120fps with a maximum resolution of 4K.
RELATED: Why Quake Remastered Is Still Worth Playing In 2021 However, the newly released next-gen upgrade adds a little extra power for Xbox Series X/S and PS5 owners. Players were able to explore levels, face monsters, have an improved multiplayer system, and finding secret areas all over again with the next-gen specs. The 25th anniversary enhanced edition of Quake, which bundles together the game and its two official expansions, was already an extremely solid touch-up to the quarter-century-old FPS classic. However, today Bethesda announced that the 1996 maze-like phenomenon Quake is getting another free upgrade.īethesda has revealed that Quake has received a free next-gen upgrade for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PS5), now running at up to 4K and 120 frames-per-second. The gothic FPS was recently given a bit of a modern polish and released on PC and consoles much to the fan's delight and surprise. No limitations," he said.Īnd while we're yet to get a release date, we should hear more about Quake Champions at Quakecon which should run from August 4 to August 7 this year.When it comes to PC first-person shooters, id Software's Quake fills many older gamers fond memories of its dark and medieval environments. (Also see: Bethesda at E3 2016: Dishonored 2, Quake Champions, Skyrim HD, and More )īeing able to reach 120 frames-per-second and more, is why one of the things Willits is keen on making possible. And we can't come out and say we're going to make a game for them and not run ridiculously fast."Because if we lose the pro guys, we're in trouble." "But there are some players who are inhuman. "Because even with Quake Live, we have found throughout the years that going from 30 to 60 is huge, but even 60 to 120-is noticeable.""Most of us, and even me, I can't really tell the difference," Willits added. "It's everything from input sampling of the mouse to making sure that your monitor refresh rate is fast enough," Creative Director Tim Willits told Gamespot. (Also see: Doom Developer Eyeing Possible Quake Reboot ) Developer id Software shed light on Quake Champions' PC exclusivity. What's perplexing though, was the absence of a console release. While all Bethesda has shown off is a cinematic trailer boasting characters with their own unique skills, it promises to be a "fast paced arena based shooter". It's the next entry in the franchise after 2005's forgettable Quake 4. At E3 2016 Bethesda announced Quake Champions.
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