‘Far Cry 6’ won’t have Ray Tracing on Xbox Series X or PS5

NME published this video item, entitled “‘Far Cry 6’ won’t have Ray Tracing on Xbox Series X or PS5” – below is their description.

One of the biggest new things for modern consoles and higher end graphics cards for PCs is that Ray Tracing can be enabled, offering realistic lighting and reflections in games that are already pushing the envelope when it comes to the visuals. ‘Far Cry 6’, however, won’t have Ray Tracing on Xbox Series X or PS5, instead focusing on a different angle with it’s graphics.

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