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Comparing Dragon Ball Xenoverse On PlayStation 3 And PlayStation 4
After recording a Test Chamber this morning showcasing the PlayStation 4 version of Dragon Ball Xenoverse, we decided to play and capture a little bit of the PlayStation 3 version to see how the two compare.
Below you will find a video stitched together by editor Wade Wojcik that compares the two versions of the game directly. Frankly, we struggled to see any major differences between the new-gen and last-gen version of the game calling into question whether Xenoverse even took any advantage of its new-gen power – but we want to see what you think. Make sure to up the video quality with the drop-down menu on the player.
If you would prefer to watch the video on YouTube, you can find it by heading here.
For more comparison videos, head here to check out the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 versions of Far Cry 4.
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