And then big third-party picks like Assassin’s Creed Origins and Middle-earth: Shadow of War will also be enhanced for Xbox One X, and we have to imagine that other big upcoming games like Call of Duty: WWII and Destiny 2 will also see Xbox One X benefits.Īnd then there’s more ahead, of course: BioWare’s new Anthem, a Destiny-esque co-op multiplayer game, runs better on the Xbox One X, and Microsoft teased other 2018 releases like Sea of Thieves, State of Decay 2, and Metro Exodus that we’re looking forward to. While there are no "exclusive" Xbox One X games, since everything runs on the other Xbox One variants as well, Microsoft has a decent stack of big games releasing around the same time as the console this November.įorza Motorsport 7 is the big one, as obvious and expected as it is, and we’ll finally see Crackdown 3 launching right with the console on 7 November. Or maybe they really just don’t want to get into that game while it’s still fairly small. It’s certainly powerful enough (the PlayStation 4 is, after all), but maybe that’s something Microsoft is saving for another date. Third-party titles like Resident Evil 7, Final Fantasy XV, and Rocket League will also get Xbox One X updates, although they may not all run in native 4K – some could be upscaled from lower resolutions.Ĭuriously, there’s been no official word on VR. Not only will new games run in native 4K, but earlier Xbox One titles like Gears of War 4, Halo Wars 2, Killer Instinct, and even Minecraft will get native 4K updates too. That shoudn’t be necessary for the vast majority of Xbox One X games – it’s got more than enough power for native 4K. The PS4 Pro runs a few games in native 4K, but most titles instead utilise an extremely clever type of upscaling to get 4K-like images from games running at slightly lower resolutions. There’s a 4K UHD Blu-ray player on-board, too, but it’s the option to serve up 4K HDR games (rendered with a wide colour gamut) that’s properly exciting. Unsurprisingly, with all of that power going spare the new Xbox One X will be able to deliver full 4K content – including games.
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