Quantum Error’s PS4 Model Has Been Cancelled, Developer TeamKill Media Proclaims

Quantum Error, an upcoming horror first-person shooter title from developer TeamKill Media will not be coming to PS4, the developer has introduced.

After inflicting headlines round Quantum Error’s use of the PS5’s SSD, it’s all collectively not surprising to study that the group couldn’t get Quantum Error to run on PS4 at a top quality degree they permitted of.

“Sadly, we’re going to must cancel the PS4 model of QE [Quantum Error],” the group introduced on Twitter.

“Even with the sport being produced from the start for the PS5, we nonetheless had hopes we may make a PS4 model occur, however with the extent of high quality we now have achieved with QE with gameplay operating at 60fps, we now have attain[ed] the conclusion that there isn’t a method for us to ship a model on PS4 that may stay as much as what the PS5 goes to ship.

A PS4 model would require an excessive amount of downgrading and altering of belongings, lighting and rather more to perform, and with the distinction in reminiscence and the slower HDD velocity, it could be a really totally different expertise that won’t examine to the PS5 model and wouldn’t be truthful to PS4 gamers.”

Final we heard of the PS4 model, TeamKill Media mentioned it wouldn’t arrive at launch, however would come later. Cancelling this model, whereas disappointing for PS4 gamers, appears to be the only option for TeamKill Media to make.

Nobody needs to repeat the identical errors CD Projekt RED made with its Cyberpunk 2077 launch, which was completely unplayable on earlier technology {hardware}.

Hopefully this cancellation will imply sources put in the direction of the PS4 model will go to creating the PS5 model of the sport we’ll play at launch as easy and pleasant to play as doable.

Supply – [TeamKill Media]