I'd love to be wrong then. Let's hope they don't half ass it like DS3 on Pro. DS2 especially will have no issues running in 4K on an X.
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Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One X Enhanced Games: All Titles, Platforms, and Details
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Weird listing. The trilogy set is just 3 discs (one for each game).
I'll hope for the best. After loving Ashen I want to give the games another go and an X patch for 2/3 would be wonderful.
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DOA 6 running at 4k in graphics mode while also having a "action" mode. Guessing it's for performance. Other platforms run only at 1080p and no HDR
https://wccftech.com/dead-or-alive-6-1080p-ps4-pro-4k-xb1x/
https://wccftech.com/dead-or-alive-6-1080p-ps4-pro-4k-xb1x/
This is probably same scenario as that Batman Arkham collection which was supposedly 'enhanced'.
Even if the game is just the 900p we already have but uncapped it'd be interesting to see how it'd perform.
Pro at 1080p does hang around 50fps so one might hope the X can get pretty close to a constant 60fps.
Yeah I played through it on a pro and traded it in, but wanted to do another run but found out the Xbox one version is 900p so decided to look around for a cheap PS4 copy again but if this is actually happening then I'll hold out for the X update.
That's great to hear. I played the online demo on PS4 Pro and it really didn't look good at all, looked very low-res with aliasing - it makes sense now given it's only 1080p. It was the same with SC6. Good to hear X is getting taken advantage of - it's been concerning recently given what happened with AC6 and Anthem.
This. I've tried to play Recore a couple times since the big update, but the HDR is horrible and I'm too lazy to toggle it on and off in the system for one game I'm mildly interested in playing.
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Some new infos on games:
Anthem: native 2160p at 30fps: Source: Digital Foundry
The Division 2; Native 2160p, HDR; Source: Dev interview Inside Xbox 5th of February
Metro Exodus: Native 2160p, HDR, Dolby Atmos; Source: Dev Interview Inside Xbox 5th of February
Some new infos on games:
Anthem: native 2160p at 30fps: Source: Digital Foundry
The Division 2; Native 2160p, HDR; Source: Dev interview Inside Xbox 5th of February
Metro Exodus: Native 2160p, HDR, Dolby Atmos; Source: Dev Interview Inside Xbox 5th of February
Yep this is me, I don't like the game enough to deal with this. Just wanted to play through it because I bought it cheap.
To be fair, the dev on Inside Xbox did not specify native 4K for Division 2, he just said something like "we will support 4k resolution". I doubt it will be that much higher than the 1800p we got in the original Division.
Where did you get that assumption from? We got 7 brand new enhanced games in October and November. As has been stated before these require a lot of extra work and they usually save up a few to launch at the same time so I doubt we will see anything new for a while after the FFXIII trilogy last November. I suspect they'll have a BC focussed Inside Xbox in the next two months or so with some new enhanced titles and OG Xbox games.
Hmmm, I'm very curious how the game runs in 4K mode. It is a fighting game after all and it certainly won't be worth the resolution bump if the games frame rate is all over the place..hopefully it's just occasional minor dips.
You seem to be misinformed. The patched 1st Division was dynamic 2160p keeping the resolution 90% of the time (or even better). It was even mentioned in the latest Digital Foundry video from today besides that their pixel counting from the beta code points to native 2160p again. From the footage they had they couldn't identify a single instance of a dropped resolution.
Source: see comment above.
Also youtubers at the event were told it was running "native 4K" and they played on the X. Clearly that isn't absolute confirmation these days but adds to the mix....
There is no way Anthem is 30fps if the demo is representative of the final product.
Bioware said there are literally thousands of bug fixes that are in the final code that weren't available when they branched out the demo.
Now if that means it'll be a locked 30 is still to be seen.
No way can they launch it like the demo. Because for one it just is barely stable ever, except the interiors that are smooth and two it's significantly performing under base PS4 and Pro. Come the hell on now.
I don't believe that has happened ever, and neither should it.
Target framerate is typically listed regeardless of how often it hits it.
Ah, never mind my comment than. I was under the impression that Division was 1800p like Assassins Creed Origins and Odyssey. My bad. Great to hear its actually native 4K!
Those listing always reference the target frame rate which btw is a common practice by all platform holders and publishers. Though I will agree Anthem needs some more optimization for the Xbox One X. Indeed.
np. Btw both ACs are Dynamic 2160p also. You should check your sources, bro ;) (those dynamic ranges in the OP are for measures drops, not representative to 80% of the time). I asked one of the programmers worked on the render engine about it just before the release of AC Origins and he confirmed it to me.
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I've updated the OP with the following:
Airheart - Tales of broken Wings
Airheart - Tales of broken Wings
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Oh, wow, Metro Exodus is Atmos?! Thank you, I always appreciate the heads-up on this.
The Orange Box, Portal: Still Alive, Left 4 Dead, and Left 4 Dead 2 just got X Enhanced in late October. Oh, and FFXIII and its sequels. I don't understand where you're drawing this conclusion from, but I'd say no, it is definitely not dead.
And, as always, I will try to put in the OP if a title is prone to frame rate drops.
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About the frame rate drops with Anthem we should wait for the final product. I don't know if there already patches day 1 that may correct that. That said I will pass on the game anyway. There is only so much time for one game this type and I decided to go with The Division 2.
On the X it will benefit from a few hardware boosts like forced v-sync and 16x anisotropic filtering along with just better performance overall. I would hold off until you can play it there.
Runs pretty much locked on Xbox One, plus no more screen tearing. Only benefit of the X would be 16x AF but you won't notice that a lot in a game like Alan Wake.
native 2160p at 30 fps. 60 fps would require a much better CPU which we will get with next gen. Less than 2 years from now ;)
I feel like in situations like this we always hear "the demo is an old build the release version will be better" and it almost never is. I was getting drops that felt sub 20 in the empty hub city.
I agree in this case the code was not as old like in other betas recently. But it is normal to branch into another development path for the demo while optimization for the main game is ongoing. I would assume the demo is between 1-2 months behind regarding console-side code optimizations. I am certainly not talking about server-side optimizations because that was their whole reason to release a public beta. And it showed that they were not ready the first time. Both beta phases should had helped them to find the most annoying bugs in their net code.
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You need the app in order for the Xbox to process Atmos, then you need to set your sound output to "Atmos" in Settings (which it sounds like you do). Where are you getting the information about it compressing the signal? Atmos is going to be a 48Khz no matter what (in the home), due to processing limitations.
I looked into your 16-bit claim, but in the PC space 24-bit 48Khz is an option, so I don't see why it wouldn't be the same for the Xbox. Bear in mind, I'm not in front of my AVR to test and see what Xbox Atmos feeds are being reported as.
I always do, but I just thought it worth mentioning that I try to cover as many bases as I can with the OP.
Speaking of, I am knee-deep in researching Variable Refresh Rate titles. I am looking forward to sharing my data with everyone!
I can't remember a single instance with an "Alpha/Beta/Demo" this close to release that saw any improvements at all performance or IQ wise to the retail build. Anthem better be the first because the game can't launch with that performance. I can't believe they launched the demo in that state, game desperately needs a dynamic resolution.
I knew you had ambitions to do a EvilBoris and wanted to be featured by Digital Foundry ;-)
I don't know about the overall output resolution but I can confirm both XB O X and PS4 Pro offer HD textures for Apex Legends.
The Div was mostly 4k on the X only dropping ocassionally and never to much from native. I won't be surprised to see The Div 2 being native at all times.
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Ha! Don't give me too much credit here. I don't have the resources of a Digital Foundry, let alone the technical prowess (I still can't pixel count worth a damn, haha).
I knew you had ambitions to do a EvilBoris and wanted to be featured by Digital Foundry ;-)
The only definitive source I was able to find, and it was completely by accident, is Microsoft. Who'd have thunk it?! It bears mentioning that the Xbox One S can do VRR, same as the X, but I am limiting my findings only for X Enhanced titles.
Oh, nice! I had a little bit of time to fire up Apex Legends for the first time after work yesterday. It definitely doesn't look 2160p. I wouldn't be surprised if it performs the same as Titanfall 2, fluctuating from 1800p to 1440p, as I thought the image looked a little soft (maybe closer to 1440p?). I'll defer to the experts who can pixel count (Read: not me) for the final say, though.
More stuff going than Titanfall bro especially the amount of players so it's kinda expected. There is still hope for optimisations though especially if the games meets so much success. Fortnite for example went from 30 FPS to 60 FPS with higher resolution updated later for XB O X and PS4 Pro.
Yep! I noticed that too. While Apex definitely looks really nice for a game with a engine that old, it absolutely looks somewhat soft. On top of that I sadly also noticed aliasing here and there. Nothing like a base Xbox One game or anything but neither a clean as hell image like Shadow of the Tomb Raider and RDR2.
I look forward to that. After having seen the benefits of VRR in KH3 I really want to try out some other games. I just can't come up with any.
