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I had always interpreted the enhancements being across both modes; I can see how that entry can be confusing, though. I will make it clearer.
I can't speak on how it compares to the PC version, though.
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Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One X Enhanced Games: All Titles, Platforms, and Details
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I can't speak on how it compares to the PC version, though.
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Over the weekend I picked Forza Horizon 4 back up after playing a little of it at launch. I spent a lot of time with it and I had forgotten just how gorgeous it is! It's easily a showcase title for the Xbox One X; there were times I would just stop my car and marvel at it all.
I've updated the OP with the following. Gears of War 4 and Queen's Quest 2 are previous releases that have been added or clarified.
Black Desert
I've updated the OP with the following. Gears of War 4 and Queen's Quest 2 are previous releases that have been added or clarified.
Black Desert
2160p
HDR
Dead or Alive 6HDR
Prioritize Graphics: 2160p, 60fps w/drops (~30fps average)
Prioritize Action: 1080p, 60fps
HDR
VRR
DiRT Rally 2.0Prioritize Action: 1080p, 60fps
HDR
VRR
2160p
HDR
Gears of War 4HDR
Visuals: 2160p, 30fps Campaign/Horde. 2160p Dyn, 60fps Versus
Performance: 1080p, 60fps Campaign/Horde
Enhanced god rays, dynamic shadowing, further draw distances, surface space reflections, and higher resolution textures, all across both modes.
HDR
VRR
Queen's Quest 2: Stories of Forgotten PastPerformance: 1080p, 60fps Campaign/Horde
Enhanced god rays, dynamic shadowing, further draw distances, surface space reflections, and higher resolution textures, all across both modes.
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VRR
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Going by this review, the game runs 2160p at 60fps, which is the same as the base game. And, as a reminder, I don't ever note a frame rate in the OP unless there's a change from the base game or there are drops. So, please do share impressions, now that the game is in the wild!
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In an interview they mentioned it's using dynamic resolution if I recall.
I own the game and an X. I could take a couple screenshots if anyone wants to pixel count them. We own both an X and a basic Xbox and I can tell that the game looks crisper on the X, but I can't pixel count to shit.
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During my research I have not come across this. If you can find that interview that would be much appreciated!
Yeah, I can't pixel count for shit, either. I even tried following DF's video and found some parts of it confusing and then, when in practice, I've come up with all sorts of goofy numbers.
@djlushious You should remove HDR from Darksiders 3. I bought the game last night and spent a while trying to figure out why HDR wasn't working. Turns out they patched it out due to poor implementation. I wish other devs would take note. I'm looking at you Rockstar.
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Wow, I missed that news. It's been like that for a while, too! I'll update the OP shortly.
Is anyone in here that can pixel count? I could upload them in a couple of hours.
Microsoft won't even do it with ReCore either and the HDR in that game is so bad.
I can take a look. As long as there are decent edges to count, I should be able to do it.
Here in this interview they say they use a dynamic resolution across all platforms to maintain a locked 60.
https://gamingbolt.com/dirt-rally-2-0-interview-track-degradation-weather-system-and-more
Diablo III is a little rough, using the Necromancer, especially once you hit level 70. Even outside the rifts. Visually, the frame rate is good, but there is a lot of loading stutters. Using revive is a definite cause for a lot of the brief stutters. I wish DF would test late heavier load sections, in Diablo III, instead of early, low-complexity gameplay.
I don't blame DF considering the pressure they are under to produce content in a timely manner but this is why I wish I had performance analysis tools. Would love to check out later sections of games or revisit older games that have received a number of patches. It's something that would be cool to play around with just out of curiosity on a lot of titles.
You sure Trials is 4K? Doesn't look close to that when I'm playing.
Back when I preordered it the store just said enhanced and now it says 4K.
Definitely doesn't look native.
Back when I preordered it the store just said enhanced and now it says 4K.
Definitely doesn't look native.
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For Trials Rising I went by what the official Xbox One X Enhanced list and the Xbox store, which list the game as "4K Ultra HD" (as you relayed). If you can post a couple of screenshots with that have some hard angles in them, hopefully someone better at pixel counting than me can chime in. 😜
What happened? Dark Souls 3 runs pretty bad on the S, does the X improve frame rate in any Dark Souls games?
Here's a couple png screengrabs for anyone who can pixel count :)
https://xboxdvr.com/xbox/load/scree...eW%2FNNMXYAGTO%2FOi2N56cJ0JAHYH%2FGQyg%3D.png
https://xboxdvr.com/xbox/load/scree...7AtJHA%2BMD%2B9rhHFAeDAKhuCKhgF6llGMI8%3D.png
There are some tools floating around if I recall but they're not very intuitive to work with and aren't anywhere near as robust as the ones Digital Foundry uses. It's what a lot of small no name YouTube channels use for frame rate analysis videos.
Oh nice! I'll have to figure out what's out there. I'm particularly interested in seeing how some BC games runs on the 1X. Don't think DF ever looked at the original Mass Effect for example.
Thanks man.
Go here https://www.resetera.com/threads/xb...who-wants-to-pay-for-remasters.643/post-14631
There you will find all information at the end of the first post.
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Second post of the thread lists all the Xbox 360 titles that are X Enhanced, along with the technical details.
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I've updated DiRT Rally 2.0 in the OP, as follows:
DiRT Rally 2.0
DiRT Rally 2.0
4k Mode (On): 2160p Dyn. (2160p-1800p)
4k Mode (Off): 1080p
Increased reflection resolution, increased shadow resolution, more foliage, AF, SSR in Replay Mode.
HDR
4k Mode (Off): 1080p
Increased reflection resolution, increased shadow resolution, more foliage, AF, SSR in Replay Mode.
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I've updated the OP with the following entries. By my count, there are now 364 Xbox One X, 25 Xbox 360, and 32 OG Xbox Enhanced titles.
8 To Glory: The Official Game of the PBR
8 To Glory: The Official Game of the PBR
2160p
HDR
AfterchargeHDR
UNKNOWN
HDR
Ages of Mages: the last keeperHDR
UNKNOWN
HDR
Awesome PeaHDR
2160p
Candleman2160p
Creepy Road2160p
Farm TogetherUNKNOWN
Hyper Jam2160p
The LEGO Movie 2 VideogameUNKNOWN
PixARK2160p
Snooker Nation Championship2160p
HDR
The OccupationHDR
2160p
HDR
Treasure StackHDR
2160p
I grabbed Starlink pretty cheap, and it says it's X enhanced, but for the life of me I can't find exactly how it's enhanced. Has anyone figured it out? It's listed as unknown in the main post.
Wow, even smaller games now reach the mark. Seems devs have figured out how to use the One X in more efficient way. Do we have a statistic of the percentage of 2160p games (dynamic included) that released since the launch of the Xbox One X in relation to all games released on Xbox since to that point in time?
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I've never been able to find any information concerning what enhancements it has. Even this Reddit post by UbiSoft goes nowhere.
I've been doing some digging, but that metric is going to be hard to determine, since there have been X updates for titles that were released before the system was released (The Master Chief Collection, for example).
Going by Wikipedia's "List of Xbox One Games" entry, there are 1,907 titles released for the Xbox One (across all regions). There are 364 Xbox One titles in the OP. 272 of them feature "2160" in their entry*. Ignoring a small margin of error for a whole myriad of different reasons, here's some fun statistics based on those numbers.
19.09% of all Xbox One titles feature an X Enhancement of some kind.
14.26% of all Xbox One titles are 4K, including dynamic rendering.
74.73% of all Xbox One titles in the OP are 4K, including dynamic rendering.
* My search grabbed titles like Attack on Titan 2, Quantum Break, and Unravel 2, which all are rendered below 2160p but have some element to them that is in 2160p (like Unravel 2's lighting is rendered in 2160p).
I don't know the answer to that, but it's in Microsoft's official Xbox One X Enhanced list. Yesterday I took some time and compared their list against mine and updated the OP with any differences. Microsoft's list isn't the Bible, as I've seen errors/omissions in there in the past, so it could definitely be wrong. However, looking at the Microsoft Store entry, it doesn't list "X Enhanced" and I've found that to be a more accurate record than Microsoft's list.
So, if anyone with the game can post screenshots/impressions that would be helpful.
You should add that information into the OP in my opinion. Many thanks for the info!
DF video today says dynamic, usually only 4K when you're not moving or little happening, and often 75% scaled.
Hmm, might be an Ace Combat situation and not be listed on the store as Enhanced despite that it is. Hope we find out because I've been looking at buying it and definitely would if it's Enhanced.
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NetherRealm Studios has not disclosed any X enhancements, but I would hope, at a minimum, to expect the same resolution as Injustice 2 (see below), as well as HDR support. It was reported yesterday that MK11 is running off a highly customized version of Unreal Engine 3. I would think that would also come with plenty of optimizations, along with familiarity with the X.
Injustice 2
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Improved shadow quality, enhanced motion blur, better depth of field, overall higher quality post-processing, increased character detail.
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Couldn't see this posted: https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2019/03/08/inside-xbox-one-x-enhanced-division-2/
Oh wow, March is crazy.
But I'll wait. Still need to finish Witcher 3 and Elex too.
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My life has been hell, due to work, but I've been stealth updating the thread when I can. I've updated the thread again today. Here's all the changes I've made since I last made a post about updates.
Devil May Cry 5
Devil May Cry 5
2160c
HDR
Ghost of a TaleUNKNOWN
Increased texture resolution.
One Piece World Seeker2160p
HDR
Sekiro: Shadows Die TwiceUNKNOWN
HDR
ShellShock LiveHDR
UNKNOWN
Starpoint Gemini Warlords2160p
Super Street: The Game2160p
The Division 22160p
HDR
VRR
Sekiro is 1800p on One X vs 900p on the One S and has an unlocked framerate which hovers around 40 fps
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2019-sekiro-shadows-die-twice-performance-analysis
Thanks for your work :)
