Alien: Isolation Runs at 1080p on Both PS4 and Xbox One

By Alex Osborn

Alien: Isolation won't play favorites when it comes to resolution, game developer Creative Assembly has confirmed. Both the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game will support a crystal clear 1080p picture.

"When I think about working on the game, it's almost platform agnostic because I only think about the differences between platforms and the different mechanics we can use, like the light on the PS4 pad and the stuff with Kinect 2.0," the game's lead designer, Gary Napper, told OXM. "So I think with framerate it's pretty comparable. There's no noticeable drop or change in graphics between them. Obviously there are a lot more options to tweak and scale up on the PC."

Alien: Isolation launches on October 7th for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PS3, and PC. Let us know which version you plan to purchase in the comments below.

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