Digital Foundry || Dragon Ball Z Kakarot: The Entire Dragon Ball Universe in One Package - PS4/Pro/Xbox/X Tested!

[Playstation Tablet 1,725]

 

 

 

 

• battles play out like CC2's previous Naruto games, though some camera issues at times
• story takes shortcuts to get from Sayian to Buu saga
• 46GB install
• ps4 - 1080p
• ps4p - 1440p
• xbo - 900p
• xbox - 2160p
• no dynamic res noticed
• not much different in effects, mainly just resolution changes
• minimal pop-in
• shadow filtering can be short at the beginning
• NPCs are half-rate at a distance
• destructible environments
• the texture work can be a bit low up close
• cutscenes aren't in equal in quality, mostly speech bubbles; pre-recorded cutscenes are the best quality
• cutscenes are the reasoning for the file size
• pre-recorded cutscenes are 1080p on ps4
• ps4p - 30fps
• ps4 - drops to mid 20s at times
• xboxes are pretty stable with some drops

[JonDnD 2,608]

I cant wait for 30fps to be gone on console

[Mr. House 3,371]

Ill probably buy that this weekend alongside Death Stranding. Seems like a flawed experience tho, the open world sounds pretty bad. 

 

I used to love DBZ as a kid, so nostalgia might make me enjoy it.