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Phil Spencer prefers frame rate over resolution - future titles will focus more on that
- Thread starter Earvin Infinity
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Despite the first line saying he won't tell developers what to prioritise watch the flames . I personally agree and would rather a smooth 60 every day but there is room for both
... And? That's still the case lol
He can't and won't dictate devs how they should use the additional power.
It's definitely a great sign fir their first-party though. Although many of their first-party games run at 60fps on Xbox One (X) already anyway
those exist
and ive been told for years that fiddling with menu options isnt what people want
If it's up to the developers, I'm not really sure what this is supposed to mean. Is it just a personality quiz?
With all them horses under the hood, why can't we just get the option?
With all them horses under the hood, why can't we just get the option?
They're not mandating to 3rd parties but I imagine 1st parties will going for frame rate (in a large part MS 1st parties already are)
Our guy.
But seriously if this is the case why are we still chasing native 4K, it's a waste of resources.
But seriously if this is the case why are we still chasing native 4K, it's a waste of resources.
I kinda think we're going to see a lot of crossgen games that are 30fps on Xbox One, and 60fps+ on Xbox Series X.
I don't think it's a bad thing, I also prefer framerate.
I expect eventually when games are dropping last gen support, we might see 30fps games next gen too.
I don't think it's a bad thing, I also prefer framerate.
I expect eventually when games are dropping last gen support, we might see 30fps games next gen too.
:)
and? how does that change what he is saying here?
I wish next gen consoles would include mandatory simple graphic settings like many PS4 Pro games (and Xbox 1X?). Performance/high framerate and Quality/high resolution. Personally, I very rarely use quality mode.
...because it's not a CPU, but an APU.
Well to be fair, if they really do focus on making games run from OG XB1 to XBSX, then "running the same game but at a higher frame rate" was going to be an obvious outcome for the XBSX versions.