@almightyduck: my point is a bias in games journalism.

You don’t see gamespot praising Call of Duty for “ Powerful anti-communist and hopeful message about unity and perseverance in the face of adversity”

Waiting for the anti-communism sequel

Great news, this is probably exactly what I need

@xantufrog: Take falconeer as an example

4K/60 on Series X

1800p/60 on Series S (not a typo) same as One X

The games targeting 1080p or under are high frame rate modes, all games announced so far offered at least one mode with 1440p or better.

If given proper care the GPU is as powerful as the One X, unfortunately that power wont be fully available to unpatched backwards compatible games, due to underutilized GPU architecture upgrades.

In the end it doesn’t really matter, I do think 1080p is still a decent resolution to play, as long as the performance is stable.

Edit: forgot to mention the GPU is NOT 1/4 of the power of the series X, but 1/3, and also 95% of CPU power and 60 percent of available memory. So it has enough power for 1440p for a 4k game on series x. If they will actually achieve that depends on what will sell more, and if people will care

@hardwenzen: right! Because the series S target 1440p!

It will probably have more 1080p titles than the PS5 too

I would rank them:

1 - Xbox One X (2017)

2 - Xbox 360 (2010)

3 - Xbox 360 (2005)

4 - Xbox (2001)

5 - Xbox Series X/S (2020)

6 - Xbox One (2013)

Hopefully, this ends up being a good experience. I switched to iOS a couple of years ago, and don´t want to switch back to Android, I´ll wait until xCloud becomes available in Brasil...

@ODogg84: I will try it when it becomes available on gamepass (probably before launch)

Not a big fan of separate releases for special editions.

Mostly for losing game saves

@drwzaccc: I´d be willing to bet that they would leverage those franchises to get something out of Sony