According to reports, Call of Duty: Warzone (and Modern Warfare) could perform better on Xbox Series X than PS5, running up to 120 FPS on the Xbox console.

The report comes courtesy of Digital Foundry, a publication known for its in-depth technical analyses for video games and hardware.
The reports of Call of Duty: Warzone running at 120 FPS on Xbox Series X come following an update for the game which was initially discovered in the patch notes.

Adding to the report, Eurogamer notes that the Call of Duty: Warzone listing has been updated via the Microsoft Store, advertising that the game will support 120 FPS.
To run games at 120 FPS on Xbox Series X you will need a more modern 4K TV which supports HDMI 2.1.
However, while the Call of Duty: Warzone listing has been updated to support 120 FPS on the Microsoft Store, no such update exists on the PlayStation Store at the time of writing.

Digital Foundry also reports that not only is Call of Duty: Warzone still listed as a PS4 title on the PlayStation Store, but the PS5 version runs at a maximum 60 FPS.
At this time neither Activision nor Infinity Ward has commented on the reports.
In my humble opinion this could just be the case of the Xbox Series X version being updated first, with the PlayStation 5 version to follow. I’d find it unlikely that the 120fps performance would only be playable on Xbox Series X and not PS5.Â

It’s also likely that both next-gen console versions will have a choice of performance and visual preference options at some point.
That said, I know 120 FPS isn’t the be all and end all, but if there were two genres that I would love to see perform at a top-end framerate it would be the racing and first-person shooter genres.
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