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Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One X Enhanced Games: All Titles, Platforms, and Details
- Thread starter DJ Lushious
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Can anyone else confirm this. I tried to purchase the first Forza Horizon on 360 but I don't have the option to. I go into "See Price" and then I see "Buy". Once I do that, I get error saying its not available in my region. Why would it show up on the store if that's true? I'm in the US if that helps.
I tried again on Windows and I don't even see a price. Is this just me or can anyone else not buy?
I tried again on Windows and I don't even see a price. Is this just me or can anyone else not buy?
To me it sounded like there will be a 4k/30 and a lower/60 mode. Can't remember the wording but that was my first impression.
The game has been delisted, only way to play is with a physical version of the game. The DLC for it has also been delisted, so if you dont own it already, then you wont be able to get it anymore. The game is X enhanced, so if you really want to play it, physical version is the only way.
locked ones anyway
unlocked games like EDF2017 get brute forced to mostly hold 60fps. A game with that much shit on the screen at what looks to be close to 60fps is quite the site.
some arena fights iirc
They might be fun if they get all weird like the ones in the original nier.
It looks incredible, super clean image quality and rock solid 60FPS. Here's the one screenshot I took of it, it's not uncompressed but it still looks nice.
Yeah, I believe Dying Light is worse on Pro with boost mode enabled and on (possibly) Xbox One X since it causes this issue to appear more regularly. It's likely a double buffered game which means it'll jump to 60fps when it can hit that target.
I'm not actually sure if the Xbox version has this same issue but I recall reading impressions suggesting that it might. Need to test it myself. Approach with caution.
If anything them putting in checkerboard rending shows that they did put some work towards a nice 4K presentation. If it was truly a quick and dirty port it would be 1080p upscale again. Which would look way worse. In motion and at an average sitting distance this should look good on a 4k tv.
Argh, that's frustrating.
It seems like good content. Not even sure if my PC could handle it. I guess I'll have to check that option out.
didn't The Witness used to be listed on the X Enhanced games page as coming soon? it's no longer there at all :-/
You should definitely play Rime. Great game. I too was waiting for a One X patch but figured that ship has sailed. Wonderful music, too.
Probably less likely now, when they are Valve. I finished the game on X few days ago, art style helps a lot for presentation and performance is absolutely fine, so I guess we can live without Enhanced patch.
I don't ever remember it on there. Gave up a while ago and got it for PS4 Pro. The extra resolution is nice but it's the HDR that makes it shine.
I just bought The Surge and I'm not able to play it on Quality mode. I get stuck on a "restart for settings to take effect" loop and the game never starts.
https://imgur.com/Vn1Yy52
I've tried power cycling my One X many times (as suggested on their support foruns), redownloaded the game, installed it both on internal and external drives... and nothing.
I'm able to start on performance mode fine (with a fresh save file), but when I change to quality mode the game breaks to this loop.
https://imgur.com/Vn1Yy52
I've tried power cycling my One X many times (as suggested on their support foruns), redownloaded the game, installed it both on internal and external drives... and nothing.
I'm able to start on performance mode fine (with a fresh save file), but when I change to quality mode the game breaks to this loop.
It runs at 1782p after the recent patch. They're not done with "enhancing" this game. They'll add dynamic resolution next.
Edit: I'm hoping for some texture improvements.
Note that the numbers aren't quite directly comparable. I try to avoid counting titles based solely on developer statements, instead waiting for verification from myself or analysis on the web. So in fact there's another 60+ games listed in my OP that aren't counted. This approach isn't superior, just different...but it does mean you have to do some extra calculation to make a comparison.
Since I also keep a changelog, I can actually approximate how many games with Pro support there were at any particular point. It seems at 220 days the number was almost exactly the same as One X, 187 games give or take a few. Very strange coincidence!
Just a slight correction, Rainbow Six Siege is actually 1728c on One X. The game uses checkerboard rendering on all consoles (it was the first commercially released game to do so).
Rainbow Six Siege doesn't seem to be using checkerboard rendering anymore. Now they appear to be using a different temporal reconstruction technique.
Not sure when exactly, but it may have been around the time that they removed it from the PC version.
What have you seen that makes you think it's definitely different? They've explicitly said they're using 50% render scaling, and most other reconstruction techniques don't start from that base. (Of course, that doesn't mean they couldn't.) And does this change include the standard consoles too, or just the premium ones?
Pixel counting after fast motion on the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X gives a pixel count of approximately 1810x1018 and 2172x1221 respectively and once there's no motion the game can then show a pixel count of 2560x1440 and 3072x1728 respectively. I've also seen no checkerboard rendering artifacts and the artifacts were very noticeable originally. I have some frames that you can pixel count in my video here.
This change seems to extend to the base consoles too.
Just received my LG 27UK650 monitor yesterday and finally got to play some 4K with HDR (my TV is 4K only), plus the screen has 5ms input lag and freesync too.
HDR in AC origins and FM7 was glorious, Far Cry 5 looked a bit overdone imo. Weirdly enough FH3 looked a bit grey in everything other than the behind car view, which is the one I like for that game anyhow. Witcher 3 and Gears 4 looks stunning, loved the half n half screen HDR option in Gears 4, what a wonderful way to show it to friends etc.
Cool to test Wolfenstein 2 with locked 4K too and let the freesync so it's thing. Awesome stuff all round!
HDR in AC origins and FM7 was glorious, Far Cry 5 looked a bit overdone imo. Weirdly enough FH3 looked a bit grey in everything other than the behind car view, which is the one I like for that game anyhow. Witcher 3 and Gears 4 looks stunning, loved the half n half screen HDR option in Gears 4, what a wonderful way to show it to friends etc.
Cool to test Wolfenstein 2 with locked 4K too and let the freesync so it's thing. Awesome stuff all round!
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Downsampling, yes. Boost mode, no, because all games are enhanced. So boost mode is always on, so to speak.
Yes, and it's better.
And Yes, and it's better.
EDIT: PS4's boost mode is 'always on' if you turn it on. X is the same thing, except always on. It runs non-X games at the new higher clock speed, but unlike the Pro, it also has additional filtering making the image a little nicer too.
Thanks for the detail. So the "50% render scaling" is still correct by total pixel count, but the new method can draw to the frontbuffer before reconstruction, instead of maintaining resolution but showing artifacts like the old CBR method.
Yes.
Specifically, the Xbox One X has always done down-sampling by default on 1080p TVs for all games which render at higher resolutions. The X was also designed from the outset to make every game load faster and run better by default, regardless of whether those games were further enhanced by the developers.
There is no boost mode or down-sampling option because they're always there automatically on the X, and there's no reason to ever disable them.
It's insane. The ground textures in some of the areas were ridiculous.
Bought the "Encounters" DLC for EVERSPACE. I've played a bit in Enhanced 1080p/60fps mode, and changed it to 4k/30fps mode later on. Pretty weird how fast I adapted to the 30fps. All these modes in every game...
I'm not sure which mode I prefer. 1080p/60fps has improved graphical features, 4k/30fps is much cleaner...
I'm not sure which mode I prefer. 1080p/60fps has improved graphical features, 4k/30fps is much cleaner...
I cant remember which one I went with - but it was which ever one didn't drop frames so much, think it was 1080p in the end. 4k looks amazing but dropping frames irritates so much
Depending on the game, and the scene, a lot nicer. It also forces vertical sync, so games that are not manually enhanced exhibit no tearing whatsoever.
I wish the X was capable of doing something about watch dogs 2. It's just crazy how bad the ailising is in the game. Cars just across an intersection start looking like they are made of Legos.
The first time I felt regret not buying/playing something on PS4. I knew before hand it didn't have an X patch, but good Lord. Is this what One owners have endured these past few years?
The first time I felt regret not buying/playing something on PS4. I knew before hand it didn't have an X patch, but good Lord. Is this what One owners have endured these past few years?
Yeah, it's a shame -- the game looks fantastic and runs really well on PS4 Pro. I'm sure the game would have received enhancements if it had sold better, but alas it's relatively underappreciated -- I want to stress the relatively because I know how underwhelming the first game felt to myself and many others, but Ubisoft did deliver on their promise to make it much better this time, IMO. I might be a bit biased though, aside from the original Watch Dogs, I kinda like the Ubisoft open world design this gen, even if it does feel kinda samesy across all the titles.
My friends
https://gamingbolt.com/metro-exodus...mes-native-4k-resolution-is-testament-to-that
Native on X
:)
https://gamingbolt.com/metro-exodus...mes-native-4k-resolution-is-testament-to-that
Native on X
:)
They also gimped or took out a lot of the stuff that people liked about the first game so I'm really not surprised the sales were way down. People who didn't like the first probably weren't interested and the game didn't really cater to the those that did.
I've waited half year, finally caved in and double dipoed on the PC... I doubt it's ever coming...
the downside to getting a one x is that older games are probably on that 900p (or less) shit and not enhanced. Most of the older multplatform games that were better on PS4 still probably are.