It may be a paltry week for Xbox One X Enhanced titles releasing this week, but I am utterly thrilled to see the release of one of them. Hint: it's not Kingdom: Two Crowns.
I've updated the OP with the following:
Below
In regards to Below, Nathan Vella, of Capybara Games, explicitly mentions over and over again that Below is 4K and 60fps on the Xbox One X in an interview on Xbox Wire. I find the mention of "60 fps" mysterious and unclear, because I couldn't find any information on what the frame rate is on the base console. As with any other title in the OP, I will note the frame rate only if it is increased over the base console, is a part of graphical options available, or is unsteady.
Tekken 7 is the one that has been mentioned from many posters here as a disappointment to have not received an X enhancement. Rightfully so, considering the PS4 Pro received an update to the game. Yet, the Director of Tekken 7 stated "It requires a significant update of Unreal (UE version of TK7) for X. With the new hardware, we've to change the way access our memory greatly."
I don't know why I've always foregone including Insects: An Xbox One X Enhanced Experience from the OP. I've changed that (see above). The Insects demo is my go-to when showcasing my home theater to friends/family. Atmos and 4K, as tech, are pretty easy ideas to explain, but HDR benefits the most actually in experiencing it, in my opinion. I think the Insects demo does a fantastic job of visually explaining HDR; its use of comparisons, coupled with on-screen commentary, for all 3 tech, makes it a perfect showcase.
I've updated the OP with the following:
Below
2160p
Insects: An Xbox One X Enhanced Experience2160p
HDR
Kingdom Two CrownsHDR
2160p
HDR
HDR
In regards to Below, Nathan Vella, of Capybara Games, explicitly mentions over and over again that Below is 4K and 60fps on the Xbox One X in an interview on Xbox Wire. I find the mention of "60 fps" mysterious and unclear, because I couldn't find any information on what the frame rate is on the base console. As with any other title in the OP, I will note the frame rate only if it is increased over the base console, is a part of graphical options available, or is unsteady.
I don't agree with this statement. Is it ideal and what I want? You bet! We have to be real, though, and acknowledge that there are certainly a number of reasons why a developer may choose to forego, or is even unable to, provide additions to their game to take advantage of the Xbox One X (we could even include the PS4 Pro here, too). If we were playing a game of Family Feud I'd guess money, time, and manpower would be the top 3.Theres no excuse to not have enhancements a year after X launched.
Tekken 7 is the one that has been mentioned from many posters here as a disappointment to have not received an X enhancement. Rightfully so, considering the PS4 Pro received an update to the game. Yet, the Director of Tekken 7 stated "It requires a significant update of Unreal (UE version of TK7) for X. With the new hardware, we've to change the way access our memory greatly."
Thank gawd for the Xbox One X "Insects" app, which to my knowledge is the only software that lets you ensure every component is definitely working simultaneously.
I don't know why I've always foregone including Insects: An Xbox One X Enhanced Experience from the OP. I've changed that (see above). The Insects demo is my go-to when showcasing my home theater to friends/family. Atmos and 4K, as tech, are pretty easy ideas to explain, but HDR benefits the most actually in experiencing it, in my opinion. I think the Insects demo does a fantastic job of visually explaining HDR; its use of comparisons, coupled with on-screen commentary, for all 3 tech, makes it a perfect showcase.