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's performance breakdown indicates that the game runs at a "rock solid" 30 FPS on both Xbox Series X and S through the vast majority of the action. Everything from exploration to i𒐪ntense combat plays pretty much pe🐷rfectly across both consoles, which is stark contrast to how most Bethesda games have performed at launch.

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Both Xbox Series X and S perform basically identically, though there are naturally some graphical downgrades on the latter to make that happen. Series S runs at an upscaled 900p, while X runs at an upscaled 14ౠ40p. Beyond that, the graphical differences are pretty minor. Environmental details like foliage and𓄧 rocks have a smaller draw distance on Series S, and the weaker console does downgrade in-game reflections.

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