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PUBG Mobile’s 90 FPS Mode Available Early For OnePlus Players

PUBG Mobile players using OnePlus phones can look forward to an exclusive preview of the game’s anticipated 90 FPS mode, the two companies have announced today. Compatible phones include the OnePlus 8 Series, OnePlus 7T Series, and OnePlus 7 Pro.

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In a statement today, a spokesperson from PUBG mobile explained:

“With PUBG MOBILE being one of the world’s most popular mobile games over the past two years running, we would like to pursue the gameplay performance to a higher level. OnePlus’s cutting-edge mobile technology is delivering the faster and smoother experience to global users. We are happy to start the 90 FPS exclusivity with OnePlus.

Today’s transition to 90 FPS is a great step towards PUBG MOBILE’s exhilarating gameplay.”

More specifically, PUBG Coroporation breaks down the benefits of 90 FPS, citing the following:

  • Clearer and sharper views while running or using vehicles, allowing players to quickly identify surroundings while traversing the diverse landscape at high speeds
  • Delivering smooth and accurate experience in aiming in dense areas such as Pochinki, Sosnovka and the Military Base

The exclusivity preview period for OnePlus users is from Aug 6 to Sept 6. Since Sept 7, all PUBG MOBILE players with smartphones supporting high frame rate can experience the smoother gameplay through selecting the 90 FPS in-game.

PUBG Mobile has recently been crowned 2020’s most lucrative mobile game by market research firm Sensor Tower, having wracked up a whopping $3 billion this year alone.


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