'There's more processing power,' Rubin said. We've already heard Infinity Ward discuss how the extra processing power of the next-gen consoles has made for improved visuals, but in terms of AI, for example, it looks like the studio is taking a more general approach. It looks amazing!'ĭespite achieving 1080p at 60fps on next-gen consoles, Rubin insisted Infinity Ward's focus with Ghosts was on the 'fun' - not advanced tech features. The 4K TVs have a max hertz of 30, so we're maxing it out. We actually have a 4K TV at work and got the game running on that. 'The console versions are still in severe development, but it looks good so far. We have a game that runs at 60 frames a second, we start putting stuff in and if something starts to affect that we'll either tweak it or take it out. For us it's so ingrained in the way we make our games that it just happens that way. 'It maybe wasn't a challenge as it is for some people. 'We're always so focused there anyway,' he said. Infinity Ward executive producer Mark Rubin told Eurogamer for Ghosts the priority was to have the game, built on an improved version of Infinity Ward's existing engine, run at 60fps across all platforms, then build from there. That's while retaining the shooter series' trademark super smooth 60 frames per second visuals. Call of Duty: Ghosts runs at 1080p resolution on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, Infinity Ward has said.

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