60FPS isn’t “industry standard”, but the term has become nothing more than marketing buzzword bollocks since the PS5/XS dropped. Wii U had 60FPS. So did the Wii and GameCube, and the N64, and the SNES, and the NES. In fact, the Wii U had 120FPS in StarFox Zero, too. “60FPS” isn’t “current standards”, it is, was, and always will be the developer’s choice. It will NEVER, EVER be standardised on consoles. Nintendo publications target it more often than not, while it’s not in PS/XBox’s interests to force standardisation of it, no matter the hardware. Or third parties, for that matter - It’s one of the ways they can try to deny the realities of diminishing returns, and a lot of fans swallow it up. The moment they do target it, it will be even clearer that there isn’t much between the Nintendo platform and theirs. We see this when Astro and Sackboy have games which are no better than the Wii U’s Super Mario 3D World, a title which launched around the time of their predecessors. While we’re at it, 4K isn’t a standard, either. PS/XBox have been selling sub-High Resolution boxes as “powerhouses” for nearly 18 years. PS360 was sub-HD a lot of the time. XB1/PS4 didn’t always hit 1080p. Once the cross-gen is over, you’ll see more PS5/XSX games hit 1440p, and the XSS 1080p.The only reason anybody is enjoying the higher tier performance is because they’re playing a lot of games which exist on their predecessors, with a new generation of patches. I don’t know who needs to hear any of this, but I’m very much done with the pretence.
