Don't forget Recore and Sunset Overdrive.

Both getting the Xbox One X treatment.

In the case of Killer Instinct, it still seems to be held back by Xbox One levels of assets.
So hopefully it gets an upgrade on that front at some point... It is one of the best fighting games of the generation.

Digital Foundry takes on Quantum Break, Titanfall 2, Gears of War 4, F1 2017, Shadow of War - and more.

Finally we get some details on Xbox One X Enhanced games.

Overall, Xbox One X's Gamescom turn-out does what E3 didn't - it shows us a cross-section of titles from first and third party developers working on triple-A, double-A and indie titles, giving us an early look at how well game-makers across the board are getting to grips with the new hardware. We're told by Monolith that working with X is basically the same as developing for the base model, albeit with a far higher level of processing power to work with. The simplicity of development likely explains the consistency in results we saw across titles regardless of the source material. The scaling here is essentially in line with Microsoft's messaging, not to mention its internal early hardware benchmarks.

And it's that consistency in results - from the games we've seen thus far, at least - that is heartening. With every new PlayStation 4 Pro game that comes along, there's a sense of the unknown about what enhancements are actually going to manifest, and the extent to which an investment in a 4K screen actually pays off. Just like Sony, Microsoft has left the door open to developers to do what they want with the hardware, but certainly based on the titles we've seen so far, the delineation between the two models looks far more clear cut - Xbox One X is the console for your 4K screen, and anything else in addition to that (like Tomb Raider's multiple rendering modes) is a bonus. It's an impressive early showing then, and with over 100 games set for X enhancements, the chances are we're going to be kept really busy from November 7th onwards.

  http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2017-hands-on-with-xbox-one-x-at-gamescom-2017

100 X enhanced games?!?!?!?!?! So it's not a next gen console but a "resurrect old games" console at a premium price point. So Xbox X is basically a very powerful emulator. Maybe they should have named it Xbox MAME❗

Come on Microsoft, fund new original AAA IP❗❗Take a chance for crying out loud. Eg if Sony hadn't taken a chance with Demon's Souls, the other consoles would never have received Dark Souls etc.

Eh, I feel like Sony made the right call with the Pro. The X1X is something Microsoft needed as a means to makes things interesting, again. Sony already had the most powerful box, so the Pro was of no consequence either way (and I think it's worked out better for them, given 1-in-every-5 PS4s sold is a Pro). Come Fall, they have the Destiny 2 Pro Bundle and may even reduce the price to $349.99 in November. They're in a good spot.

Regarding the X1X, it's not for Joe Average. Rather, for people like myself who like having the most powerful consoles and aren't worried as much about budget. Microsoft has hit the right notes with those folks (as was expected). The real kicker lies with the future. With them claiming they're "done with generations", it'll be interesting to see how the X1X holds up. And the DF face-offs..... I look very much forward to that ( and not because of Pro vs X1X, either). How it stacks up to the PC is primarily where my studies will be.

Eh, I feel like Sony made the right call with the Pro. The X1X is something Microsoft needed as a means to makes things interesting, again. Sony already had the most powerful box, so the Pro was of no consequence either way (and I think it's worked out better for them, given 1-in-every-5 PS4s sold is a Pro). Come Fall, they have the Destiny 2 Pro Bundle and may even reduce the price to $349.99 in November. They're in a good spot.

Regarding the X1X, it's not for Joe Average. Rather, for people like myself who like having the most powerful consoles and aren't worried as much about budget. Microsoft has hit the right notes with those folks (as was expected). The real kicker lies with the future. With them claiming they're "done with generations", it'll be interesting to see how the X1X holds up. And the DF face-offs..... I look very much forward to that ( and not because of Pro vs X1X, either). How it stacks up to the PC is primarily where my studies will be.

I also am very interested in how the X1X stacks up to the PC.  Exactly how much will the X1X be able to meet feature by feature and still retain good performance.  Will developers do what Crystal D did and have 3 different modes to satisfy every gamer.  Having a performance mode with Checkerboarding 60FPS I believe would be awesome for gamers who just want speed over IQ.  

Not sure if this has been covered but I am wondering if the PS4 Pro receives 4K assets for its patch.  From some reading I have done, I have not seen or heard any developer providing those assets. The reason I asked because it seems the updates for the X1X will also include 4K assets as well as native 4K.  I am wondering about the IQ difference this would make compared to a high sample checkerboarding technique.

I plan on getting one but first I have to get a 4K TV which is what I am going for this holiday.

Now I want to hear about how the games look on a 1080p display supersampled.