Last-gen ports for the PS and Xbox One naturally feature downgraded resolution and frame rates compared to their new-gen successors. The lower-powered Xbox Series S doesn’t run the game as smoothly as the Series X and only features 1080p resolution, even in Performance mode. However, the Xbox Series X wins out when it comes to maintaining 60fps gameplay, but even its higher frame rate reportedly dips at times.

The subject of the first video is GTA 3, and Digital Foundry notes none of the versions compared (including PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X) properly recreate the stylized look of the PS2 original due to technical features utilized in the remastered game.Īs for comparisons between the modern console versions of GTA: The Trilogythemselves, Digital Foundry gives a slight advantage to PS5 in terms of graphics, thanks to the console being able to render reflective puddles and surfaces in both Performance and Fidelity modes - something the Xbox Series X only allows in the latter mode. Now, Eurogamer's Digital Foundry is thoroughly comparing the various technical aspects of the PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch console versions of the GTA remasters in a video series. With so much focus on GTA: The Trilogy's PC release, it could be easy to forget about the console ports having also hit digital storefronts earlier this month. Related: GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition Memes Mock New Graphics Rockstar has since restored the GTA remasters on PC, but for many players the damage may have already been done. The PC port of GTA: The Trilogy has been a particularly controversial subject, as Rockstar Games pulled the game from its internal PC game launcher a few days after launch to account for both the glitches and controversial elements like the remnant code of the infamous “Hot Coffee” minigame. In the days since release, players have noted many technical hiccups while playing the GTA remasters, such as rain which can obscure a player's vision and creepy camera angles that focus far too much on the player character's face.

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