Jedi Fallen Order

[TheJuanEstevez]

I want to get Jedi Fallen Order but I don't know if I should get it for PC or XBox One. 

I play on PC and my girlfriend plays on XBox and we don't want to buy two copies of the game. 

I haven't been able to find any reviews comparing console vs PC.

Does anyone have any input? 

[Oshino Shinobu]

Based on the content I've seen, it runs well on PC, no issues really. 

 

Might as well get it on PC if you have a PC powerful enough to take advantage of PC's better visuals. Hook up an Xbox controller if she doesn't want to use Mouse/Keyboard. 

[Praesi]

Console Version has Issues the PC Version doesnt. So its obvious.

[Tristerin]

I can run it locked at 60 FPS @ 1600x900 with my Ryzen Rig 2 in sig with Epic settings on, full AA etc

 

Its also like playing a variation of Prince of Persia/Assassins Creed (without assassinating people so far) in terms of using the land/building around you and problem solving by using the environment to advance in the area with parkour.  Personally I think its okay, wouldn't buy it - have Origin Access so getting to try it for free.

 

For me, and I NEVER play with a controller, the game plays way better on my Xbox 1S controller compared to mouse and keyboard and I love mouse and keyboard gaming.

[Paul Rudd]

4 hours ago, TheJuanEstevez said:

I want to get Jedi Fallen Order but I don't know if I should get it for PC or XBox One. I play on PC and my girlfriend plays on XBox and we don't want to buy two copies of the game. I haven't been able to find any reviews comparing console vs PC. Does anyone have any input? 

The performance on Xbox is pretty much the same as most other similar graphic console games:

• Xbox One X in FPS Mode: 1080p at 35-52 fps depending on the area you're in, and can hit 53-60 fps in lower demanding areas.
• Xbox One X in Resolution Mode: 1440p-2160p(4K) at a locked 30 fps that dips to 29 fps around 1-5% of the time.
• Xbox One S: 720-1080p at a locked 30 fps that dips to as low as 22-27 fps in high demanding areas.

The performance on PC is dependent of your hardware. If you care about achievements or your PC hardware is low-end, buy the game on Xbox. But if your PC is mid to high-end, no reason to not buy the game on PC. There's so much more you can do with and to the game on PC. You're only limiting the games fullest potential on any console.

 

It's pretty much going to boil down to whether you're a console gamer or a PC gamer.

[Harry Voyager]

Here's another though for you to consider: is your PC set up so you can play on the couch? If not, you may want to go with the Xbox version simply because that way both of you two can play together.