Fortnite will be improved for PS4 Pro when used on 4K TVs

If you’ve ever dreamed of playing Fortnite in 4K, you might get your wish soon, as Epic Games just announced plans to enhance the battle royale experience for PS4 Pro.

The Playstation 4 Pro supports the default 4K resolution as well as HDR, which is used by many games today, and it is possible that Fortnite will be the next game to be adopted.

In the latest development status update, Epic Games touched on some of the improvements they hope to be able to make across all platforms, as well as specifically mentioning the PS4 Pro.

Currently, both the regular PS4 and PS4 Pro versions display Fortnite at the default 1080p resolution, and maintain the fps at 60. However, perhaps the game is still not taking full advantage of the version’s capabilities. PS4 Pro.

Epic did not specifically say that the game will be able to achieve 4K resolution, or even upscale to 4K, the company only said that “Fortnite’s resolution will be above 1080p when connected to a 4K TV.”

Epic also did not specify when this improvement will appear, but it is probably in the near future, so it will probably be the beginning of Season 6, which is the end of September this year.

“For those who play Fortnite on PS4 Pro, in the future we will add support for resolutions above 1080p when connected to a 4K TV. Get ready for this upgrade.”

The Microsoft Xbox One X, the PS4 Pro rival also supports 4K resolution, but it seems the development status update makes no mention of improvements for the Xbox version.

Fortnite uses a system called ‘dynamic resolution’ to ensure a consistent frame rate, meaning that when the action in the game becomes dense, the game will reduce its resolution to maintain speed. frame rate. So Fortnite can sometimes display in 4K resolution on PS4 Pro, but it may not always run consistently at 4K resolution all the time.

In addition to the improved resolution, Epic will also be rolling out a fix for the “sceen hitching” screen (affecting mainly Xbox users) in the v5.30 update.

You can read Epic Games’ full development status update here.

According to Dexerto