There's what looks very much like feature parity across the board here, and a unique set-up that's very friendly for benchmarking - so which machine is faster?įirst of all, it's worth emphasising just how preliminary this test is. Capcom's Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition was initially supplied to us on PlayStation 5 last week, with Xbox Series X code arriving yesterday. Ever since Microsoft and Sony revealed the hardware specifications of Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, the question has always been to what extent differences in teraflops, clock speeds and memory bandwidth will actually translate into the gameplay experience and today, we have our first glimpse at how the systems truly compare. Hear screeching demons clearly on your left and right, while feeling the swoosh of your sword right in front of you.It's finally happening. Tempest 3D AudioTech on compatible headphones: With compatible headphones, the PS5 console's Tempest 3D AudioTech allows DMC5SE players to close their eyes and transport themselves to Red Grave City.Haptic feedback: In DMC5SE you'll feel space bend when you perform Vergil's Judgment Cut and the rattle of DMC's trademark arsenal of weapons as they lay into the oncoming demons - all thanks to the DualSense™ wireless controller upgraded haptic feedback.Adaptive triggers: Press L2 to rev up Exceed on Nero's sword, the 'Red Queen', and feel the pull of the throttle - it's a brand new tactile experience that immerses you in the action of DMC5SE.Lose to a hard boss? Fast Loading lets you jump right back in and show that boss your true power. Fast loading: The PS5 console's ultra-high speed SSD changes the dynamic of hardcore action games.Lighting and shadows are now more realistic than ever before, and the extra horsepower gives players the ability to experience DMC5SE's SSStylish action up to 120 frames per second.* Stunning visuals: The PS5 console's hardware architecture enables graphical capabilities like ray traced reflections.

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