Gameplay Xbox series x

Microsoft’s Xbox Series X gameplay

so now we know what the next generation of console gaming
looks like Microsoft just revealed 13 games heading to the
Xbox series X during the consoles launch window which is
slated for the fall this is our first look at the next-gen console
gameplay from either Microsoft or Sony the company
behind the PlayStation 5 and of course, things are looking
better than ever with the Xbox series X Microsoft is targeting
4k resolution up to 120 frames per second Hardware driven
DirectX ray-tracing and ultra-fast load times and now we
know thirteen more games that will take advantage of these
features each game that Microsoft revealed today is Xbox
series X optimized all capitalized which means they’re built

specifically for the new console however not all of them will
support smart delivery a feature that allows players to
access their Xbox one games on series X and vice-versa
10 of the 13 new titles support smart delivery so let’s start
with those first up Yakuza like a dragon this game has been
available in Japan since January teasing longtime series fans
everywhere else around the globe like a dragon will be
an Xbox Series X launch title complete with smart delivery
and crossfade between Xbox one and series X next
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla this is the 12th installment in
Ubisoft’s tentpole open-world franchise this time starring

The event was just the beginning

a Viking warrior in England’s Dark Ages on top of Series X
and Xbox one versions Valhalla is also coming to PS 5 ps4
Google stadia and PC now for an underground classic
vampire the masquerade bloodlines – is a sequel to the
2004 RPG about supernatural vampire politics but this time
around the game is set in Seattle rather than LA there’s also
dirt 5 from Codemasters Madden NFL 21 from EA call of
the sea from raw fury Scarlett Nexus from Bandai Namco
the ascent from curve digital second extinction from
systemic reaction and chorus from Deep Silver core this is
a single-player game starring a highly skilled pilot and her
sentient Starfighter as they embark on a quest to destroy
the cult at the center of this dark universe you know
standard space combat fair that’s it for the series X

gains that will support smart delivery but there are three
more games coming to Microsoft’s new console at launch
or shortly thereafter the following titles were also revealed
during the x-box showcase today but they aren’t confirmed
to have cross-console capabilities bright memory infinite
from play ISM scorn from the absorber and the medium from
Bluebird team those last two games are solidly in the horror
genre scorned offers a slow-burning nightmare world filled
with fleshy walls and guns made out of bones medium
comes from the studio that made layers of fear

Xbox 2020

and Blair Witch so you know it’s going to have a jump
scares and plenty of psychological terror Plus Silent Hill
composer Akira Yamaoka is collaborating on the soundtrack
these games during a handful of previously announced
Xbox series X titles including cyberpunk 2077 halo
Infinite and sin OA saga hell-blade all of these games
will support smart delivery and every title out of Xbox
game studios will do the same today’s episode of inside
Xbox marked the beginning of Xbox 2020 a digital event
that Microsoft will host each month to keep players
updated on what’s next for the company and its consoles
in July, for example, Microsoft plans to showcase Xbox
game Studios titles which should include a closer look
at halo, Infinite Xbox 2020 is a necessary move in a time

of mass conference cancellations and global self-isolation
the industry’s most high-profile show III usually takes
place in the summer and Xbox is the headlining company
since PlayStation started skipping it in recent years we’d
usually expect Microsoft to reveal its new consoles price
and release date at e3 but amid the global pandemic
these announcements will have to take place digitally
Xbox 2020 provides a predictable controllable space for
Microsoft to spread the word so as always stay tuned
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