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By they you mean the developers right? That's not for Xbox to fix. That's up to the developers.
Yes the developers..
By they you mean the developers right? That's not for Xbox to fix. That's up to the developers.
Yes the developers..
Its a game running via BC - its not Xbox's game - they can't just fix it - its a good and visually interesting title. An odd one to choose but yeah the pop in is a bit egregious but given the scope and scale of that game I don't think its a massive issue at all.
As for the video it was designed to showcase the UI to everyone and probably not the likes of us who've been following all this. I did find it more entertaining and exciting that watching a man unscrew a box whilst talking in Japanese though! But that's probably just me....
What a nightmare The reason I purchased a Denon 4700 was for the series X compatibility.interesting news about HDMI 2.1 AV receivers and Xbox series X
PS5 And Xbox Series X-Friendly AV Receivers Reportedly Hit By Major HDMI Bug
apparently they wont pass through the series X picture because the Series X output is uncompressed and the chip inside the AV receiver can only do compressed signals
Yes I did mean the developers and no that’s not acceptable for anyone’s standards.. and the Internet will now be flooded with remarks about pop in on Series X games.. you watch..
No one will find the video that entertaining as it’s dar too scripted. Very flat in its presentation.
It was very scripted and rehearsed.
I think the biggest problem was that there was nothing to reveal. I cringed when they announced that there would be more dashboard colour options after launch.
Honestly this video just hammered home the lack of new experience or fresh ideas in the launch UI.
Remember when 360 launched new ideas in UI with the blades and achievements? Those things were fun in themselves.
Microsoft bringing iteration but not so much innovation.
Personally beyond them working on achievements (which apparently they are) I'm not sure what I'd want - the UI works, is feature rich and all apps will be supported day one.
I can't think of any tech where you'd want to take a good UI and completely re-work it for the next piece of hardware other than adding in new hardware features (like quick resume, Dolby Vision etc).
I’m not sure what I’d want either, but I do like being positively surprised. I didn’t know I’d want swooshy blades or achievements until Microsoft made them.
And regards throwing out working UIs- Microsoft have done it a few times with Xbox. I guess because they had the imagination to build new things to offer new experiences- I’m a little dissapointed that’s missing now.
Its been on Xbox since 2016. You need to step out of whatever console warrior fanboy world you live in and think about what you're saying. A small game that is years old made by a small developer that is about underwater survival made in Unity is 'not acceptable for anyone's standards' because it has some pop in...... Honestly sometimes I think we reach peak stupidity then you come and read a comment like that.....
I think your the only ‘console warrior’ around here mate! And I do apologise for not j owing when every single Xbox game was released and on what generation, my bad I know I’ll just go and research the thousands and thousands of Xbox games so I’m better I formed..
Is that sarcastic? Hell yes, did you perhaps for one second think I did NOT know when that game was launched before your comment? Hell No!!.. maybe you should think before YOU should be the one who thinks before they type...
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Its been on Xbox since 2016. You need to step out of whatever console warrior fanboy world you live in and think about what you're saying. A small game that is years old made by a small developer that is about underwater survival made in Unity is 'not acceptable for anyone's standards' because it has some pop in...... Honestly sometimes I think we reach peak stupidity then you come and read a comment like that.....
Unity performance on console is just not very good. It’s a good game but dont think it will get any further love sadly.I’m hoping it gets another patch, I tried it about a year ago on One X and it’s not a nice experience, I played it for a few hours and performance really tanks once you pass the first starting biome. I’m hoping to play it again on Series X, or I’ll simply go back to the PC release.
Apart from the usual pop in and frame rate troubles it’s got some weird thing going on with the abysmal save/loads, I thought the game was broken it was taking forever to load, then I realised I had it installed in the wrong place. Putting the game onto the SSD helped with the world rendering and sorted the saves/load issues somewhat.
Unknown Worlds main focus is the Below Zero expansion at present, but they still do have people working on the base game, this month the PS4 build got an update primarily to try and fix the save issues.
Pretty much all at 4K60 on both Series X and PS5. Nice.Ubisoft On the Next Generation of Consoles – Get the Details
Ubisoft On the Next Generation of Consoles – Get the Detailsnews.ubisoft.com
Ubisoft detail how their games will run on next gen consoles.
Pretty much all at 4K60 on both Series X (and in most cases S) and PS5. Nice.
Agreed. Not sure I get the whole fascination with RT, but then I’ve only seen it in YouTube videos. I might be surprised?Watch Dogs is 4K 30FPS with Ray tracing. Interesting to see if RT is worth halving they framerate. I’m going to guess.....no.....
Agreed. Not sure I get the whole fascination with RT, but then I’ve only seen it in YouTube videos. I might be surprised?
Also edited my post because I misread the article, it doesn’t actually mention the resolution of the Series S version of most of the games, only Series X.