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This could mean it's feisably possible to go through the whole of next gen or current gen on a base Xbox One just fine, especially if you are only a very casual gamer. Providing you have relatively good Internet many next gen only games will work fine on Xbox One. What will keep Xbox One more relevant regardless is the Cloud option. Xbox One gets It's last Fifa equivalent and a Just Dance Game 🤣 (2 - 3 games all year) Very few Xbox One games released bar Sports titles/Movie tie ins etc.
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Many Series X/S exclusive games released but still a solid amount of Xbox One versions of games also released on established Series games but seriously taping off near 2023 end to a trickle. Majority of games released on both gens with odd the Series X/S exclusive. However, It's happening, I think the road map for Xbox One will be roughly like this from now on: The pandemic has slowed the transition with development times and stock shortages. It's a gradual switch across to Series X/S. Measuring against a minimum viable product is a good way to bash out kinks that bog stuff down, so I’m all for keeping the old dogs around for a while… I’d set the deadline around the time when the next gen shows up. I mean, even Sony aims for half of their 1st party to be released multi platform (Windows counts!)… Flexibility is good. Sure, loading a few levels simultaneously and switching between them in a split second may require better hardware but even that can be solved by good scalability.
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My Switch hasn’t been hooked up to the TV for a couple of months now… it’s almost unused since Metroid Dread :Sįrom my perspective code is way easier now than a decade ago… scalability is well rooted in almost every aspect and there should be no problem whatsoever to keep publishing games that work across generations.
I vastly prefer Series X over my other consoles though. I mostly play on Xbox Series X and PS5, but other than load times and the drop in graphics etc I think both last gen consoles still work quite well.
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I (well, my kids and me if I’m helping out) still use a behemoth Xbox One (the one that came right after Kinect was dropped, it’s so huge compared to the PS4 slim that sit beside) almost daily.
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To be honest MOST games are pretty scalable and being cross gen isn't the biggest deal, the way the designers are building the games is still very last gen in concept and tools therefore it wouldn't take full advantage of the new tech anyway.īut it would be great to see some devs push the envelope in terms of design towards games that can leverage the full power of the SSD, unshackling themselves from design limitations forced by older hardware. Yes it would be great to have more next-gen only games but do we want them to be smaller in scope and budget? It's a tough balance. That's important to factor into your thinking here. If Horizon was PS5 only it would likely be a smaller game. This is why on PS5 for example Demon's Souls remake and Returnal are next-gen only wheras larger budget titles like Horizon, GT7 and God of War are all cross-gen. On the whole you won't get the same budget and scope of game on next gen only titles. Granted early adopters are likely to buy more but it's still a large enough delta. On PlayStation that's 116 million vs 20 million.
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It's 50 million XBO install base vs 15 million XSX|S.
If you are making a game for next-gen only then your budget will need to be much smaller to get a return on investment. One really important thing many don't consider is the financials of game making. Sure, it's an exclusive and Microsoft clearly puts in the effort there, but studios have become pretty efficient at scaling their games to different hardware setups. And yet, the experience is broadly similar on Xbox One, and the game still holds up well enough.
You can belt it across the Mexican desert at 300mph, without so much as a stutter, at 60 frames per-second. However, the fact that these games can still run even this well on last-gen hardware, not to mention the stresses of the current economic climate, mean sticking with Xbox One still makes plenty of sense in 2022.įorza Horizon 5 is a game that looks next-gen on an Xbox Series X. Sub-30fps performance levels and crazy long load times hurt how games feel to play, and no-doubt, the experience is better on Xbox Series X|S. With all that in mind, is now the time to leave Xbox One behind? These results would certainly suggest so. Forza Horizon 5 for instance takes over two minutes to load on base Xbox One, which seems ridiculous after using Xbox Series X|S for over a year.
Load times are also detailed across a selection of games, and the Xbox One is eating into a good chunk of gaming time.
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