Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown Resolution & FPS Revealed For Xbox Series X|S

how is ps4 pro beating series s?

Not sure how the xbox one x has better settings than the series s?

@MrList
Because it can output in 4k, something the Series S is incapable of doing

@Dan1283
Because the One X can output in 4k, where the Series S can only output in 1440p

@ZuneTattooGuy XSS can output in 4k just fine and some games do run at 4k on it, however, the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro both have superior GPUs to the XSS in terms of raw power.

The XSS has a better CPU than an Xbox One X/PS4 Pro.

This is why some Xbox One X games run at 4k 30, whereas on the XSS they run at 1080p 60.

In those games, the XBO X can handle 4k, but its CPU can't handle 60 FPS, whereas the XSS CPU can handle 60 FPS, but its GPU can't handle 4k.

@Xeno_Aura
'In those games, the XBO X can handle 4k, but its CPU can't handle 60 FPS'
Doesn't the article literally say Xbox One X 4k @ 60 FPS though? That suggests the CPU can handle 60 fps

Doubt the graphical quality will be the same between Series and One consoles. Switch also have 1080p60 vs PS4

@Llamageddon In a side-view platformer, yes, the Xbox One X can handle 60. Even the Switch can, which is remarkably slower than any Xbox.

However in open world games, no, the Xbox One X cannot handle 60 FPS.

Forza Horizon 5 for example. The Xbox Series S has 1440p 30 FPS or 1080p 60 FPS options. The Xbox One X only has 4k 30 FPS. Obviously in this case, the XBO X GPU can handle 4k 30, which realistically means it could handle 1080p 60 as well, but the CPU must prevent it from reaching 60 FPS, which is why the Xbox One X has no 60 FPS option for FH5.

The Xbox one x was, and in some way is still a beast of a console, probably one of the best consoles I ever owned.
It is probably one reason why I don’t see a great difference between Xbox one x and the current generation.
But probably development has a lot to do with that, to really push and show off this generation with more complex graphical detail and level of detail etc, takes more resources and more time and higher costs.

So as in all businesses is the return in that additional resources and cost investment really worth the effort over a very well developed and good looking Xbox one x game.

Gone are the days of massive leaps and bounds over generations, say from SNES to N64 the generation of the 3d leap.

It’s basically how NINTENDO runs its business make a switch and switch 2 keep the power in check and you will good return on game development investment as masses of resources and time and cost is not required to produce top end games for Switch or Switch 2, in comparison to say a FH5 or GOWR game.