Bladestorm: Nightmare will be arriving on March 17. As such, gamers are starting to ask questions and get more familiar with the title. Speaking to GamingBolt, producer Akihiro Suzuki revealed that Nightmare won't feature the same resolution on both Sony's Playstation 4 and Microsoft's Xbox One.
“So talking about the PlayStation 4 to start with, it’s going to be 1080p at thirty frames per second. On the PlayStation 3, again it’s going to be at thirty frames per second and it’s going to be at 720p. With the Xbox One it’s going to use auto-scaling, so there’s no specific resolution.”
Scaling resolution isn't anything new, but it does generally look a little less impressive than games locked in at a certain quality level. Here's to hoping that the Xbox One is powerful enough to keep the game running smoothly throughout, otherwise this could end up being a subject of contention when gamers are choosing which platform they end up buying the game on. Other big name releases that feature scaling resolution on the Xbox One are Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Dying Light. Both of these games saw massive success, so it's not likely that it changes things in the case of Nightmare.
