About two days ago we saw criticism from some players for the performance you achieved Gotham Knights With the XBOX Series S platform, one of the developers, Lee Devonald, compared the device to a potato on his Twitter account, which eventually led to his Twitter account being banned.

The criticism is very obviously harsh, otherwise the way the developer talks about the platform is a bit of a lie, the blame will often fall on Gotham Knighs in the end, because there are many games that have worked on the platform with more than 60 frames at times, and with this criticism and laziness on the part of the developer in a disciplined and stable performance of the game, we do not expect a promising future for the game on the particular platform.

Mr. Gotham Knights 30fps and Xbox Series S is a potato disabled… 👀 🔥 pic.twitter.com/7D6Osdf6Kc

— 🇩🇴 Xbox_Serious_X|S 🇺🇸 (@Xbox_Series_XS) October 16, 2022

Free speech certainly has its limits on Twitter, and unfortunately, developer Lee Devonald's latest criticism only makes matters worse and won't alleviate the problem that will face players on the platform when the game launches just a few days later.

It's also exciting that we'll be playing Gotham Knights, but the game Full 4K resolution at a frame rate of just 30 frames On home platforms, I hope to see a future update that gives us a performance mode that makes resolution variable for those who want to ditch resolution a bit in favor of frames.

Gotham Knights will be released on October 21 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.