A fix for Final Fantasy XV's blurriness on Xbox One is on the way
I'm still in the process of reviewing Final Fantasy XV, but one of my key criticisms of the game's visuals could be getting solved in a future update.
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According to a comment obtained by ICXM, Square Enix acknowledged Final Fantasy XV's issues with texture compression and resolution scaling, both of which seem to contribute to the game's blurry appearance on Xbox One.
When asked about FFXV's graphical problems, Square Enix offered the following statement:
"We are aware of this issue and are working to resolve it as quickly as possible in an upcoming patch scheduled for early next year."
For a basic example of some of the issues impacting FFXV's visuals, you can see in the images below how textures become aggressively compressed when the camera moves even slightly away. Stepping backward and forwards one step towards this sign causes the text to get progressively worse until it's illegible.
I wrote in my early impressions that the game is horribly blurry on Xbox One, so it's good to know that it's not the fault of my glasses. While Final Fantasy XV's art direction is gorgeous, wholly triumphant even, the technical issues plaguing the engine are holding the game back. FFXV is resoundingly fun, so hopefully, it'll soon get the visuals to match.
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