Lord Of The Fallen Trailer, Gameplay, PS4 PC Xbox One News And Resolution Upgrades: Lord Of The Fallen Will Achieve 900p On Microsoft’s Xbox One And 1080p On Sony Corp’s PlayStation 4

By John Kevin Muu Sep 25, 2014 09:23 AM EDT

Lord Of The Fallen Trailer, Gameplay, PS4 PC Xbox One News And Resolution Upgrades: Lord Of The Fallen Will Achieve 900p On Microsoft's Xbox One And 1080p On Sony Corp's PlayStation 4

We have the latest for you on the trailer, gameplay, PS4 PC Xbox One news and resolution upgrades of Lord of the Fallen. It was reported by VideoGamer.com that Lord of the fallen will now run at 900p resolutions on Xbox One and 1080p on PlayStation 4. This came from creative director of the game Tomasz GOP. What does the difference in resolution mean? In a recent gameplay walkthrough revealed that the two games were very much similar but the difference in resolution is noticeable.

GOP had posted early this year that Developer city of Lord of the Fallen would achieve 1080p on Microsoft's Xbox One and in Sony Corp's PlayStation 4. After the long wait the Game developers revealed that even after all the effort they put. Achieving 1080p resolution has proved to be slightly tough in Xbox console. This may be attributed to the fact that Xbox One's video card could only support a resolution of 900p unlike the PS4 video card that achieved the expected 1080p resolution.

The game is already set for release in the U.S but for those expecting something new I am sorry to inform you that it's just a resolution jump but the game is still the same nothing has changed.

"it's really close [to completion] pretty much the only thing we are doing is last minute fixes, but we have already been certified. We are already past the US certification for PlayStation." The game will also be made available for Windows PC.

Lord of the Fallen is to be published by Bandai Namco in the US and Square Enix will publish it in the European Union. Its comparison to more popular games such as Dark Souls is expected to be a big hit as it carries the same look and feel around it and is based on dark genres with similar storylines and focus on melee combat.

The whole game is just basically based on the war between gods and humans which gives its shear thrill and spark. CI games were the development company involved in making the resolution changes to the game.

The game is set to be released on the 28^th of October for PC, Xbox and for PlayStation 4.