Folks over at Eurogamer?s Digital Foundry have discovered that Activision quietly added support for 120 frames-per-second to Call of Duty: Warzone on the Xbox Series X. However, the game runs at 60 fps on the PlayStation 5.
Digital Foundry tested Warzone?s PS5 frame rate using various methods but couldn?t go beyond 60 fps. Considering the game offers cross-play across all platforms, the difference in frame rates doesn?t make much sense. One plausible explanation for this is backwards compatibility. As Eurogamer pointed out, Warzone runs on the PS5 via backwards compatibility and may require a full next-gen port to run at 120 fps. This is something Rocket League developer Psyonix recently explained.

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