Probably around the same number for me. Maybe 4 games of which I actually care to get an upgrade for though. I am more focused on games that will be releasing with the X in mind. Not dumb minor upgrades on all previous titles. Resolution upscaling and smoother frame rates are what the majority of the older titles will be getting. Very similar to the PS4 Pro boost mode that enhances all the games. I just want to see what the console can do with new games that the PS4 Pro can't.
[QUOTE="Lethal, post: 6532903]Probably around the same number for me. Maybe 4 games of which I actually care to get an upgrade for though. I am more focused on games that will be releasing with the X in mind. Not dumb minor upgrades on all previous titles. Resolution upscaling and smoother frame rates are what the majority of the older titles will be getting. Very similar to the PS4 Pro boost mode that enhances all the games. I just want to see what the console can do with new games that the PS4 Pro can't.[/QUOTE]
That's not exactly true because it doesn't work on all games and it should of been there from the start IMO, or they should of just went with a more powerful refresh. Some of the games that uses boost mode have issues too. MS took the harder route with more of an architectural overhaul and its paying off. What they're doing with xbox one x is definitely not just dumb minor upgrades. Thats for sure.
As for seeing what the xbox one x can do we already seeing its superior to the pro early on it with the graphics bump with certain titles. We shouldn't expect anything that different from games built from the ground up for it.
That's not exactly true because it doesn't work on all games and it should of been there from the start IMO, or they should of just went with a more powerful refresh. Some of the games that uses boost mode have issues too. MS took the harder route with more of an architectural overhaul and its paying off. What they're doing with xbox one x is definitely not just dumb minor upgrades. Thats for sure.
As for seeing what the xbox one x can do we already seeing its superior to the pro early on it with the graphics bump with certain titles. We shouldn't expect anything that different from games built from the ground up for it.
[QUOTE="Sub-stance1, post: 6532907]That's not exactly true because it doesn't work on all games and it should of been there from the start IMO, or they should of just went with a more powerful refresh. Some of the games that uses boost mode have issues too. MS took the harder route with more of an architectural overhaul and its paying off. What they're doing with xbox one x is definitely not just dumb minor upgrades. Thats for sure.
As for seeing what the xbox one x can do we already seeing its superior to the pro early on it with the graphics bump with certain titles. We shouldn't expect anything that different from games built from the ground up for it.[/QUOTE]
Boost mode does something to every single game that does not already have a Pro patch. Xbox One X will be doing something similar to their games that do not get an actual patch..
Xbox One X is doing the same thing. Only a true dedicated patch will change the previous titles. So much like the boost mode on the PS4 Pro, the console will help to improve frame rates and possibly draw distances.
As for seeing what the xbox one x can do we already seeing its superior to the pro early on it with the graphics bump with certain titles. We shouldn't expect anything that different from games built from the ground up for it.[/QUOTE]
Boost mode does something to every single game that does not already have a Pro patch. Xbox One X will be doing something similar to their games that do not get an actual patch..
Xbox One X is doing the same thing. Only a true dedicated patch will change the previous titles. So much like the boost mode on the PS4 Pro, the console will help to improve frame rates and possibly draw distances.
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[QUOTE="Lethal, post: 6532911]Boost mode does something to every single game that does not already have a Pro patch. Xbox One X will be doing something similar to their games that do not get an actual patch..
Xbox One X is doing the same thing. Only a true dedicated patch will change the previous titles. So much like the boost mode on the PS4 Pro, the console will help to improve frame rates and possibly draw distances.[/QUOTE]
Does that include making some like Soma actually worse than it was before? There are some titles that have no improvements in boost mode. You said it enhances all games.
Xbox One X is doing the same thing. Only a true dedicated patch will change the previous titles. So much like the boost mode on the PS4 Pro, the console will help to improve frame rates and possibly draw distances.[/QUOTE]
Does that include making some like Soma actually worse than it was before? There are some titles that have no improvements in boost mode. You said it enhances all games.
[QUOTE="Sub-stance1, post: 6532919]Does that include making some like Soma actually worse than it was before? There are some titles that have no improvements in boost mode. You said it enhances all games.[/QUOTE]
There are like 5 games out of the entire PS4 library that work better with boost mode off. Either way you make no case as to what boost mode does.
[QUOTE="Sub-stance1, post: 6532907] MS took the harder route with more of an architectural overhaul and its paying off. What they're doing with xbox one x is definitely not just dumb minor upgrades. Thats for sure.[/QUOTE]
Prove this please. Show me something that says all the previous titles will an overhaul and not just minor upgrades. Prove to me that this is no different than boost mode and prove to me that no games will run better with the Xbox One X boost mode disabled. You are talking on high hopes and your love for Microsoft and this weird belief that this will be a flawless machine that will do no wrong.
There are like 5 games out of the entire PS4 library that work better with boost mode off. Either way you make no case as to what boost mode does.
[QUOTE="Sub-stance1, post: 6532907] MS took the harder route with more of an architectural overhaul and its paying off. What they're doing with xbox one x is definitely not just dumb minor upgrades. Thats for sure.[/QUOTE]
Prove this please. Show me something that says all the previous titles will an overhaul and not just minor upgrades. Prove to me that this is no different than boost mode and prove to me that no games will run better with the Xbox One X boost mode disabled. You are talking on high hopes and your love for Microsoft and this weird belief that this will be a flawless machine that will do no wrong.
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[QUOTE="Lethal, post: 6532920]There are like 5 games out of the entire PS4 library that work better with boost mode off. Either way you make no case as to what boost mode does.
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Well Lethal, i was just pointing out the inaccuracy in your statement. Boost mode doesnt work on all titles. Even sony has stated the same thing.
I dont think any console is flawless but i dont try and belittle its superior capabilities like you seem to be doing lately. According to Microsoft , Xbox one x doesnt have and doesnt need a boost mode because the entire console is boost mode. And for the record, i never said that all titles will be a overhaul, but not just "minor upgrades" as you described. Were already seeing titles like Tomb Raider where you can clearly see thats not the case. No, xbox one x isnt perfect but being able to play enhanced xbox one games and playing over 300 xbox 360 games ( some of those enhancd too) at launch is no small achievement. Youre downplaying it like its something we see on a regular basis in the industry. Ps4 pro didnt even launch with boost mode and its still not as efficient as what xboxone x is doing and it hasnt even launched yet.
[QUOTE="Yungstar 2006, post: 6532921]i care about all the games i spend money on and that is why i'm pleasantly surprised that so many will have an upgrade.[/QUOTE]
I think thats a huge feat. Imo, it just shows why the console has awesome value.
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Well Lethal, i was just pointing out the inaccuracy in your statement. Boost mode doesnt work on all titles. Even sony has stated the same thing.
I dont think any console is flawless but i dont try and belittle its superior capabilities like you seem to be doing lately. According to Microsoft , Xbox one x doesnt have and doesnt need a boost mode because the entire console is boost mode. And for the record, i never said that all titles will be a overhaul, but not just "minor upgrades" as you described. Were already seeing titles like Tomb Raider where you can clearly see thats not the case. No, xbox one x isnt perfect but being able to play enhanced xbox one games and playing over 300 xbox 360 games ( some of those enhancd too) at launch is no small achievement. Youre downplaying it like its something we see on a regular basis in the industry. Ps4 pro didnt even launch with boost mode and its still not as efficient as what xboxone x is doing and it hasnt even launched yet.
[QUOTE="Yungstar 2006, post: 6532921]i care about all the games i spend money on and that is why i'm pleasantly surprised that so many will have an upgrade.[/QUOTE]
I think thats a huge feat. Imo, it just shows why the console has awesome value.
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There are really only around 130 games that will be enhanced by Xbox One X so far.
https://majornelson.com/2017/09/20/...to-over-130-console-pre-orders-now-available/
Yungstars picture is just showing him what games he has downloaded to his console....
https://majornelson.com/2017/09/20/...to-over-130-console-pre-orders-now-available/
Yungstars picture is just showing him what games he has downloaded to his console....
[QUOTE="Lethal, post: 6532986]There are really only around 130 games that will be enhanced by Xbox One X so far.
https://majornelson.com/2017/09/20/...to-over-130-console-pre-orders-now-available/
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you appear somewhat confused over my above pic, i'll try again.
the first picture shows how many X1 and 360 games i have installed on my X1s, the 2nd picture shows how many of those are enhanced for X. you will notice that the enhanced number has grown.
i might add that quite a few of my games have had updates this week.
you will also notice in the my all games pic that 7 games have had updates today, while the enhanced games shows only 3.
https://majornelson.com/2017/09/20/...to-over-130-console-pre-orders-now-available/
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you appear somewhat confused over my above pic, i'll try again.
the first picture shows how many X1 and 360 games i have installed on my X1s, the 2nd picture shows how many of those are enhanced for X. you will notice that the enhanced number has grown.
i might add that quite a few of my games have had updates this week.
you will also notice in the my all games pic that 7 games have had updates today, while the enhanced games shows only 3.
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[QUOTE="Lethal, post: 6532911]Boost mode does something to every single game that does not already have a Pro patch. Xbox One X will be doing something similar to their games that do not get an actual patch..
Xbox One X is doing the same thing.[/quote]
Nope.
They all get anisotropic filtering upgraded for nix.
They get a faster Hard drive transfer speed.
They get a RAM drive.
The PS4 doesn't do any of that at all.
[QUOTE="Yungstar 2006, post: 6532901][FONT=&]used the tab in the "my games and apps" section to select Xone Enhanced games, pleasantly surprised to see 353 of the 520 on my HD's will get the enhancements so far.[/FONT]
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Those 353 titles Youngster are the games that have already been tested and upgraded with the features mentioned above.
Not all of them get a boost through a patch, but they are all getting improved hard drive transfers and disk caches and filtering.
Expect that number to climb towards launch, every titles should reach that mark.
Xbox One X is doing the same thing.[/quote]
Nope.
They all get anisotropic filtering upgraded for nix.
They get a faster Hard drive transfer speed.
They get a RAM drive.
The PS4 doesn't do any of that at all.
[QUOTE="Yungstar 2006, post: 6532901][FONT=&]used the tab in the "my games and apps" section to select Xone Enhanced games, pleasantly surprised to see 353 of the 520 on my HD's will get the enhancements so far.[/FONT]
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Those 353 titles Youngster are the games that have already been tested and upgraded with the features mentioned above.
Not all of them get a boost through a patch, but they are all getting improved hard drive transfers and disk caches and filtering.
Expect that number to climb towards launch, every titles should reach that mark.
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Here is the actual full list of games so far...
https://www.gamespot.com/articles/all-the-xbox-one-x-enhanced-games/1100-6452676/
[QUOTE="mynd, post: 6533000]Nope.
They all get anisotropic filtering upgraded for nix.
They get a faster Hard drive transfer speed.
They get a RAM drive.
The PS4 doesn't do any of that at all.[/QUOTE]
Show me your source please.
https://www.gamespot.com/articles/all-the-xbox-one-x-enhanced-games/1100-6452676/
[QUOTE="mynd, post: 6533000]Nope.
They all get anisotropic filtering upgraded for nix.
They get a faster Hard drive transfer speed.
They get a RAM drive.
The PS4 doesn't do any of that at all.[/QUOTE]
Show me your source please.
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[QUOTE="Lethal, post: 6533005]Here is the actual full list of games so far...
https://www.gamespot.com/articles/all-the-xbox-one-x-enhanced-games/1100-6452676/
Show me your source please.[/QUOTE]
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/d...-five-ways-your-existing-games-will-be-better
It aint like we haven't talked about this before.
Theoretically, you could just about have an entire 360 titles streaming from ram drive.
https://www.gamespot.com/articles/all-the-xbox-one-x-enhanced-games/1100-6452676/
Show me your source please.[/QUOTE]
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/d...-five-ways-your-existing-games-will-be-better
It aint like we haven't talked about this before.
Theoretically, you could just about have an entire 360 titles streaming from ram drive.
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[QUOTE="Lethal, post: 6533008]I found this to stand out as Substance was talking $#@! that some games do not benefit well from the PS4 boost mode.[/QUOTE]
Yeah the difference is, MS handles it for you, you don't have to switch it on and off yourself.
They will still benefit from the extra stuff like texture filtering and hard drive speeds.
As I say above that's will be what that 353 titles are, they have been certified already as running better.
At the very worst, a title will benefit from faster load times and improved texture filtering, even if the extra speed would break it.
Yeah the difference is, MS handles it for you, you don't have to switch it on and off yourself.
They will still benefit from the extra stuff like texture filtering and hard drive speeds.
As I say above that's will be what that 353 titles are, they have been certified already as running better.
At the very worst, a title will benefit from faster load times and improved texture filtering, even if the extra speed would break it.
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[QUOTE="mynd, post: 6533000]Those 353 titles Youngster are the games that have already been tested and upgraded with the features mentioned above.
Not all of them get a boost through a patch, but they are all getting improved hard drive transfers and disk caches and filtering.
Expect that number to climb towards launch, every titles should reach that mark.[/QUOTE]
I never said patch. Just enhanced on X.
Not all of them get a boost through a patch, but they are all getting improved hard drive transfers and disk caches and filtering.
Expect that number to climb towards launch, every titles should reach that mark.[/QUOTE]
I never said patch. Just enhanced on X.
[QUOTE="Lethal, post: 6533008]I found this to stand out as Substance was talking $#@! that some games do not benefit well from the PS4 boost mode.
Hopefully everything in this article is true as I would love to have all the enhancements they say will be there. But this article is also a few months old.[/QUOTE]
Why do you feel the need to defend the Pro?
This is only about how many games I have that are already enhanced for X
Hopefully everything in this article is true as I would love to have all the enhancements they say will be there. But this article is also a few months old.[/QUOTE]
Why do you feel the need to defend the Pro?
This is only about how many games I have that are already enhanced for X
[QUOTE="Lethal, post: 6533008]I found this to stand out as Substance was talking $#@! that some games do not benefit well from the PS4 boost mode.
Hopefully everything in this article is true as I would love to have all the enhancements they say will be there. But this article is also a few months old.[/QUOTE]
I never said that all games played on Xbox one x would be enhanced for the better.
Hopefully everything in this article is true as I would love to have all the enhancements they say will be there. But this article is also a few months old.[/QUOTE]
I never said that all games played on Xbox one x would be enhanced for the better.
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[QUOTE="mynd, post: 6533068]Ive delibraty kept not played a lot of them, fallout 4, doom, dishonured 2, abd finishing quantum break
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And that works out great for you. Unfortunately I have played everything already. I will however play Rise of the Tomb Raider again on the XB1X. I love the game so much.
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And that works out great for you. Unfortunately I have played everything already. I will however play Rise of the Tomb Raider again on the XB1X. I love the game so much.