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However, given the relatively low frame-rate it is surprising to see both consoles struggle to maintain a consistent level of performance, with PS4 and Xbox One exhibiting issues in different areas. The simplistic combat system and fairly relaxed timings allow for enjoyable gameplay, although latency and motion would certainly benefit from a faster 60fps update. Of course, this won't be surprising to fans of the series, where 30fps has been the standard since the original GameCube release. Dramatic camera movement and constant shifts in character positioning across the 3D plane highlight judder on both consoles as battles heat up, while controller inputs aren't quite as crisp as we'd like to see in a fighting game. The knock-on effect is that the fast and furious battles lack the silky fluidity we see in the likes of Street Fighter or Tekken. However, there's the sense that the developers have not attempted to push the envelope here: while resolution and effects work is boosted beyond last-gen standards, frame-rates remained capped at 30fps in-line with previous Naruto titles on Xbox 360 and PS3. In terms of performance, the move to current generation consoles gives Cyber Connect 2 more room to play with in terms of higher frame-rates as well as increased resolution. Lowering shadows to medium doesn't make much of a difference, leading us to believe the effect is somewhat bugged. Shadow quality at high (maximum settings) is also mostly a match for the PS4 game, though banding artefacts are often displayed across the environment, which are not present on console. Anti-aliasing options are limited to either FXAA or no AA at all, while motion blur and glare are selectable toggles.
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With PC, we're looking at a straight port of the console code with no tangible upgrade in graphical quality. Shadow quality is the only point of differentiation here, with these elements appearing darker and better defined across characters and dynamic objects on PS4, though this isn't always clearly visible in every scene.
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Paired with the 1080p pixel count, the rustic Japanese villages and colourful fighters stand out with much greater clarity compared to their last-gen counterparts and the visual experience is very, very close on both consoles - and indeed PC. The solid image quality makes the most of the core assets, while the use of hand-drawn textures gives the game a distinctive animated feel that remains faithful to the source material. The use of post-process anti-aliasing also results in a clean look to characters and environments, with only a few mild jaggies appearing around sub-pixel imagery and finer cel-shaded edges. Along with plentiful use of alpha transparencies for magical attacks, a depth of field effect and a crude frame-blending motion blur implementation add some cinematic flair to the proceedings while also enhancing the intensity of fast-paced scenes.
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In terms of the fundamentals, both PS4 and Xbox One resolve full 1080p resolution, combined with crisp texture work and a high level of anisotropic filtering that allows the art to remain clear at both long distances and oblique angles.
On the whole, there's a sense that we're seeing something of a 'safe' upgrade over the last-gen entrants in the series, rather than a title that takes advantage of PS4 and Xbox One to their fullest extent. The target frame-rate is solidly in 30fps territory, while performance issues can distract on both consoles. It's a pretty comprehensive package but the situation is less impressive from a technical perspective, where developer Cyber Connect 2 could have done more to take advantage of the latest console hardware. Over 100 playable characters appear in this latest release, while enhancements include tag-team fighting, clothing/weapon damage and wall-running in addition to a variety of different gameplay modes.
As a conclusion to the long-running Naruto saga, Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 delivers plenty of content for dedicated fans of the series.
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