So basically the games runs at a not so stable 60fps@1440p, with 3 modes:

- High quality mode: 4K@30fps

- Normal: 1440p@60fps (with dips)

- High Framerate: 1080p@60fps (stable)

EDIT: On Series S, the high framerate mode is 900p@60fps

I find it very lackluster, I didn't expect a last gen enhanced port to struggle to reach a solid 60fps on sub-4k on Series X.

As suspected the only time you will get both 4k60 and good visuals with the odd exclusive. The game looks amazing, though. Can't wait to play it at 4k120 on PC.

Am I allowed to say I'm disappointed? I don't know if I expected too much, but yeah, I doesn't sound super amazing. I was not expecting to have to deal with "performance modes" and whatnot in the next gen.

I'm still going to buy the Series X, but I'm less impressed with the new consoles after this and Dirt 5. You promised me 120 fps, Microsoft.

Lackluster is right. Especially with all the touting on power and it’s 4k/30 or 1440/60 with no ray tracing on a last gen game, not good at all. And the Series S is definitely a problem, 900p for a “next gen” console. No wonder developers have spoken out against it in the last few months.

Didn't watch the video but does it have Ray Tracing?

I guess we gonna have to get used to of having multiple modes. Quality or performance mode.

At 5:25 of the vid he confirms no ray tracing. 

Poor performance obviously down to lack optimisation either on an engine or effort level, but I'm glad to be proven right. People can stop talking as if next gen means 4k60fps by default, and also realise that the S will eventually be hitting 720p in some titles.

Thanks!

That is pretty lame then.

Yakuza 7 doesn't look like a very heavy game (neither did their predecessors) so I'll rule that to poor optimization.