^ Thanks Starcraft.

Made a new table for the Gamertags/Usernames:

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=7321685

Any mistakes, I missed anyone or any new users want on it just reply to this and I'll add them tomorrow.

Crytek would be stupid to not work with Microsoft on a sequel I really doubt that they would be able to self publish/fund it on their own and they already had to cancel some internal projects becuase they could afford it, Honestly I wish that MS would have bought them out when they had to massively downsize.

I wish Microsoft would have gotten some tech specialists from them but they left to ID Software and maybe other studios. 

Because Microsoft's games are behind Sony's in the graphcis department in my opinion. And not only because of weaker hardware. I don't find it that important but many do. 

I'll be playing Halo Wars 2 for a good while, the more I play it the more I love it :) I've played mostly 3v3 Blitz and win around 50% of my games. I play for fun but try to improve on other modes as well.  So throw me an invite sometime unless you're looking for a highly skilled and competitive teammate.

Project Scorpio will deliver enhanced Xbox graphics to 1080p TVs (Rumour)

One of the biggest questions revolving around the next Xbox is whether or not you will need a 4K TV to take full advantage of it. Well, here's an answer.

Microsoft will tout the benefits of "Project Scorpio" for 1080p screen users in a number of ways, according to our trusted sources.

First of all, when Project Scorpio launches, it will come with Shader Model 6 (SM6) and shader compiler improvements, not only for Scorpio, but for existing Xbox One models as well. SM6 is an API for creating shading, and the new version should bump up efficiency across the board, saving developers time and system resources.

Secondly, existing games that make use of dynamic scaling on Xbox One will achieve their target resolutions more frequently on Project Scorpio, without patches or updates. Project Scorpio will also lead to less dropped frames, meaning existing Xbox One games should look and run better on Project Scorpio, hitting their target frame rates more often.

Lastly, games that sport True 4K assets will also enjoy graphics enhancements on 1080p displays, thanks to the console's supersampling technology. There are many games on Xbox One that sacrifice anti-aliasing quality for performance in other areas, resulting in models with jagged edges. Anti-aliasing gives objects the appearance of smoother edges, at the cost of system resources.

For games that have 4K updates on Project Scorpio, 1080p sets will see improved image quality, because the otherwise wasted resolution will be used to provide smoother edges and shadows. Games such as Ghost Recon: Wildlands, which suffer heavily from jagged edges due to the game's huge draw distance, should see large benefits from this technology.

However, to get the full benefits of Project Scorpio, you will need a 4K TV. We can confirm that Project Scorpio will come with a 4K Blu-ray player, powered by HDMI 2.0a with Wide Color Gamut and HDR. We also received reliable information that Project Scorpio will see a sizeable lineup of its games, both first and third-party, hit a True 4K resolution for owners of compatible TVs and monitors.

If you wish to purchase the console before upgrading your TV, however, Project Scorpio should provide a raft of benefits even on older HD sets. The fact that Project Scorpio will be a possible option for people who don't want to upgrade their TVs should be good news for lots of people, helping the console reach a potentially wider audience than it would have as a pure 4K machine.

http://www.windowscentral.com/project-scorpio-supersampling-for-1080p-tvs

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Meh 'leak' we pretty much already assumed/knew this, I guess it will come with a 4K Blu-Ray player is new...........Lol