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Digital Foundry has made a new video for the popular game Saint Row IV, featuring its gameplay for both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 consoles. It was originally released way back in 2013, but a new version of the game featuring new content will be re-released this year for next generation consoles Xbox One and PlayStation 4. The graphics comparison video features the cut scenes and gameplay of the game from both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 versions.
As expected, the PS3 version of the game looks quite inferior to the PS4 version. “Screen Tearing” is very evident in the cut-scenes of the PS3 version, not to mention the background appears very blurry and lacks details. The PS4 version of the game has sharper graphics with absolutely no trace of screen tearing. That being said the graphics are not that great since there are not many differences between the two versions apart from the ones listed above. You can view this video right below and make sure to view it in 720p or 1080p to witness the best results. The game along with other titles were shunned by the Australian Classification Board, for more details click here.
