Far Cry Classics Updated to 60 Fps on Ps5 and Series X|S

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Ubisoft has rolled out free updates that add 60 frames per second support to three series staples – Far Cry 3, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, and Far Cry Primal. The patches target PS5, PS5 Pro, and Xbox Series X|S, bringing smoother camera movement and more responsive controls across these open‑world adventures. The upgrade lands across very different settings: the Rook Islands, a neon‑soaked 2007 dystopia, and the Stone Age. Ubisoft says the updates are available today.

What’s Changing

The new patches focus on one clear improvement: a higher frame rate on current‑generation consoles. Ubisoft’s note confirms a jump to 60 FPS on PS5, PS5 Pro, and Xbox Series X|S. Higher frame rates typically enhance aiming, driving, and close‑quarters combat by reducing input latency and improving motion clarity. No additional technical details (such as resolution targets) were provided in the announcement.

Game-by-Game Impact

• Far Cry 3 – The Rook Islands’ firefights, stealth takedowns, and chaotic outposts should benefit from steadier camera tracking and snappier input, useful for both stealth routes and explosive assaults.
• Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon – This standalone spin‑off’s fast‑paced, retro‑futuristic shootouts and sprinting neon skirmishes are well‑suited to smoother frame pacing at 60 FPS.
• Far Cry Primal – Stone Age melee, bow combat, and animal tracking rely on quick reads and precise timing; a higher frame rate helps with panning, target acquisition, and moment‑to‑moment responsiveness.

Where 60 Fps Applies – Quick Reference

The table below summarizes the platforms covered by the patch for each title.

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Availability and Rollout

Ubisoft states the updates are live today and free to download. The upgrade targets owners playing on PS5, PS5 Pro, and Xbox Series X|S, aligning these older releases with smoother performance on modern hardware.

Bottom Line – Why It Matters

These patches give three fan‑favourite entries a straightforward modernization on current consoles. If you revisit any of them, expect more fluid traversal and tighter combat feedback thanks to the 60 FPS bump – a small change that can make these worlds feel notably more responsive.