The development team of the title recognizes that they aspire to achieve the coveted combo both on new generation consoles as well as on PC.
Scarlet Nexus will offer the possibility of playing in a 4K resolution and 60 FPS mode on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. The game development team has recognized in a meeting with FreeGameTips that the work will move to 30 FPS in the current generation ( PS4 and Xbox One), while on the next home machines from Sony and Microsoft it will be possible to multiply the number of frames per second.
Reduced loading times thanks to SSD memories
After interviewing Keita Iizuka, producer, and Kenji Anabuki, director of the play, we were able to learn more about this action-adventure proposal in the purest anime style with hack and slash mechanics. The idea, which was born five years ago, has remained in development since then with the aim of being one of the great standard bearers of the first batch of new generation games.
Speaking to this medium: “It has been a challenge to develop a version for both generations”, they commented, “especially for RPG games in which we change quickly between scenes, it feels very good that the loading time is only one third we’re used to so far, so it really expands our options. “
Thanks to the SSD storage memories of PS5 and Xbox Series X, Scarlet NExus will be able to get rid of these loading times almost completely, which will also guarantee that the load of elements on the screen is much higher than what we have been seeing during these last seven years. Being a studio that has worked in the past on installments of the Tales of saga, they assume that there will be recognizable elements of the company’s very successful JRPG license. Regarding that next iteration, Tales of Arise, has been delayed in light of COVID-19 and will not see the light in 2020.
In the absence of knowing the exact release date of the game, Scarlet Nexus will be released on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and PC at the end of 2020 in physical and digital format.
You can find the full interview here.
