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Scores settled. Well played Xbox! 💚

@Tharsman It’s a part of usual boilerplate (legally safe) talk, no reason to look into it except for existing online MMO titles.

Triggered Xbox haters trying to downplay this coming in 3...2..1
🤮🦄💚

First world problems.

@PhhhCough If it fits on PS5’s non expandable limited storage then it will definitely fit on Series S which uses lower res textures.

Honestly VR headsets look like from Stone Age now.

Yeah how about next time come up with actual facts that make sense, eh?

https://youtu.be/MGGPuAjLUA0

@GamingFan4Lyf Yes Microsoft were a part of HDMI 2.1 format development and had partnered with LG, Samsung to make early adoption of HDMI 2.1 in their TV lineup.

@AJDarkstar “bias googles”? The game is literally held back on Series X by the low framerate cap performance of PS5, the photo op mode actually confirms this fact and exposes the developer’s shoddy work for which they are charging extra xD. BTW “IT IS the actual in-engine gameplay” which renders using the GPU capabilities and is indicative of the actual hardware performance. It’s a shame that ps subscription only gets you old AAA games (not for free) with anti-consumer sub-par quality next-gen upgrade policies which is a joke of an excuse considering the fact that the studio already has past track record of providing free upgrade to enhanced consoles. It’s cuz of blind fanboys like you that some companies get away with such anti-consumer policies.

@blinx01
This is without using the next-gen optimisations like Sampler Feedback, VRS Tier 2, DirectML, XVA. Will be a smooth 60fps experience if it gets optimised properly and not is held back by other console’s framerate lock.

@AJDarkstar Yep as of 5th Feb. https://youtu.be/ayJyaaFRbT8

@Medic_Alert Well it’s a last gen title which obviously doesn’t have any XVA, RDNA2 optimisations (gen 9 aware) so it’s not an hardware issue. It’s more like a poor job done by the developers. Anyways Xbox users are not missing out on anything since almost all backcompat titles and (some next gen titles like Hitman 3) run at noticeably superior performance profile on Series X. Expect the differences to grow wider once the true next-gen titles launch during this gen..

@Medic_Alert It runs smoother than the ps5 version atleast.
https://youtu.be/ayJyaaFRbT8

@Medic_Alert Don’t worry, Deathloop and Ghost Wire: Tokyo will come and stay on gamepass forever. It’s just a matter of time now.

@LocalPenguin I have plans to buy a Series X just to play this masterpiece at 4K60 HDR10 later this year. Hopefully by then, all the supply and GDK issues get resolved.

@Dezzy70 Chill take a fkin break it’s a fan mock-up. You can go release your hatred towards Xbox in literally all the PS sites and youtube channels. Always the usual suspects from Pushsquare under different profiles never learn anything. 😂🦄🤮

I think we’ll get to see something next month.

When we look back in the past, we see developers trying to squeeze their games to fit into the tiniest available memories by carefully shaving off every last few bytes through heavy optimisations. In a way, future developers will have an easier time dealing with game development.

@GamingFan4Lyf It supports multi device connectivity by connecting to Xbox by Xbox Wireless and to phone by Bluetooth. Xbox Wireless has lower latency anyway. A ps5 controller has 13 ms latency. Xbox has 7 ms.

@GamingFan4Lyf I’m not sure you’re able to hear a Netflix Dolby Atmos recorded content with 3D Pulse headset unless it supports so. Netflix supports streaming with Dolby Atmos audio on select titles. Also the new Dolby Atmos for gaming is something Xbox is the first one to support.

1mil$ for a digital slot and few youtube views? GTFO 😂

It will be cheaper for Microsoft to host an offline Xbox event in one of its theatres. But then again this sum is next to nothing for them.

This is without using the next-gen optimisations like Sampler Feedback, VRS Tier 2, DirectML, XVA. Will be a smooth 60fps experience if it gets optimised properly.

Only Halo yes 🙌

Another technological marvel in development from Xbox.

@Chimera_Police If you go back and listen carefully to the timestamp, he has specifically mentioned it’s AAA unannounced stuff.

@Beermonkey Your wish just got fulfilled. Cheers!

Organised haters and concerned trolls coming hot in 3..2..1

Money talks period 💰

All unite against Marvel.

Best acquisition ever!

“Speaking to Vandal, Smith explained that he’s not currently working on Deathloop instead working “on something else, working with the guys who made Dishonored and Prey.”

https://mspoweruser.com/arkane-studios-unannounced-game-xbox-series-x-s/

Could be a new publishing deal.

Hell yeah bring it on

Gal Gadot is just ❤️

Steve Ballmer don’t even start with that guy! 😂

Big L for the organised haters.

@orionreplay
“Microsoft has no foundation with VR to build on”

Microsoft has deeper foundations on a way more complicated and cutting edge technology called Mixed Reality & Holographics (Hololens series) which is widely used commercially like heavy industries and military. Anybody can make VR headsets from cardboard cutouts.

Lo and behold yall wishes f’ing granted ! 😂

Jokes apart it doesn’t look like anything to me.

Hell yeah for sure!

They have already spent hundreds of millions of dollars working on a cross-gen scalable engine for last couple of years. Game is already announced for cross-gen since forever and honestly it’s lot of R&D investment at risk. Had it not been for the custom graphics engine works, we would be more near to the launch.

Here to see polls before the hater gang votes the last option.

Bring it on Xbox!

@themightyant Sounds just like the adversarial attacks of neural networks.

I was only waiting to see this ever since they started the marketing.

@Carck FYI MAX-TAC is an imaginary group based on Cyberpunk’s universe.

One of best technological marvel of next decade.

@RedShirtRod They have a second studio now.

Correction - Vaping Xboxes.

Ah shi here we go again!

Now that LG has joined as official partner with Xbox, expect xcloud apps on both Samsung and LG TVs.