XBox One Backwards Compatibility and Xbox One X Enhancements for X360 and OG (XO XOX BC)
yes, that's an issue in the current times. That's one of my biggest hopes for Call of Juarez BC happening one day, because the game had an unlocked framerate -I'd say it was in the 40fps range most of the time- and seeing the game at a locked 60 fps would be quite the experience on consoles. I have the game on PC too and it runs at 60 fps but anyways, where I played the most hours was on my X360 with a brother of mine -a casual that got addicted to that game in particular, as odd as it sounds-.Well even the best hardware (well jaguar-cores aren't the best but much much better than the original xbox cpu-core) can't get around engine-bugs.
But really a shame that this game is always locked at 30fps.
Think you guys will enjoy this.
Microsoft engineer talks about how BC works/Xbox One X enhancements:
https://hanselminutes.com/632/eric-...x-one-x-enhanced-games-and-the-heutchy-method
Microsoft engineer talks about how BC works/Xbox One X enhancements:
https://hanselminutes.com/632/eric-...x-one-x-enhanced-games-and-the-heutchy-method
GRAW is BC, https://www.windowscentral.com/assa...d-warfighter-join-xbox-backward-compatibility
How big is the difference to the PC version?
How big is the difference to the PC version?
Ike Turner
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I may be getting old..but IIRC correctly the PC version of GRAW was a totally different game developed by GRIN using their own engine (with tacked on nVidia PhysX stuff....)
Riddlewire
Regular
So Microsoft has now discovered how to unlock a locked framerate in a BC title?
Or the engine can adapt to... what?
So many locked 360 (and OG) games could benefit from running at maximum speed.
Or the engine can adapt to... what?
So many locked 360 (and OG) games could benefit from running at maximum speed.
PhysX stuff wasn't really the huge thing, because the Havok stuff war more than enough. I bought the X360 version last weekend, compared to the PC version it's really weak.
Silent Hill HD Collection (SH 2&3) and Silent Hill Homecoming are BC, https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1021787238307225601
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Deleted member 11852
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Wasn't the original implementation of PhysX reliant on an expansion card? That would hugely limit it's appeal and presumably in the meantime, Havok became the defacto standard. We use Havok for our non-critical (i.e. not fully accurate) physics calculations.
It was, but IIRC you can enable additional PhysX effects (more debries, dust...) on Geforce 8 and later (not sure about running PhysX on CPU in GRAW, but it's possible in GRAW 2).
GRIN used Havok physics for really nice effects and game physics. You can shoot and destroy cars, destroy street lamps. Compared to the X360 version GRAW on PC is a monster.
And the massive Halo MCC patch went out yesterday, so it's ready for Xbox Game Pass on September 1. All those Halo and CoD players at once? Xbox Live to buckle in 3...2....
IT already did today for halo matchcmaking services. It came back though. But MCC and 5 were out for a bit
Crysis trilogy is BC
Cynicalking
Regular
I guess MS gave up on enhancing BC titles for X. Been a while without a single upgraded title.
It was specified that not all of them would be available to do it with. It did depend on some factors, but unsure of what.
Things can get complicated when dealing with the various render passes, especially if/when devs have made a number of fixed target assumptions that screw up with unexpected render target sizes e.g. UI/HUD, post-processing, and not something they're going to fix without developer/publisher intervention.
Anyways, perhaps they're saving a bunch of announcements for the event in Mexico - somewhat fitting if so.
Anyways, perhaps they're saving a bunch of announcements for the event in Mexico - somewhat fitting if so.
do we know if they are Xbox One X enhanced? That would be so good if true.
I mean, the framerate specially.....! It would be great news to finally have a stable framerate
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