Azzanation said:
Well considering the X has over 100+ games benefitting from the new hardware plus Rise of the Tomb Raider being 1 prime example having options to play the game in True 4k or at 60 frames is enough proof the support and seriousness of this machine is real. I highly daubt the X will fall short like the Pro did with the PS4. The Pro wasnt powerful enough to render the resolution or effects without dropping below the PS4 frame rate. The X has a much larger gap between the S and the X while the gap between the PS4 and Pro was alot shorter. http://www.vgchartz.com/article/269137/rise-of-the-tomb-raider-xbox-one-x-enhancements-revealed/ It is always up to the Devs and from what we have seen and heard coming, its safe to say its worth the purchase if your into game fidelity and pixels as a console gamer. |
"Over 100+ Games" dont tell me about how the console will perfom with said games. Ill be waiting for Digital Foundry Real Life Tests.
There are also games on the PS4 PRO that let you decide wether you want resolution over frames, or viceversa. But the amount of games that let you do this is so tiny, that i dont see it as a valid reason (IMO) to spend 500 bucks on an upgrade of a console that you already own.
The PS4 PRO is aiming for the same result, albeit being less powerful than the One X. At the end of the day, i dare to say that 99.999% of people looking at native 4K vs Checkeboarded 4K will not notice the difference. And even then, i say that the PS4 PRO is not worth the money if you already have an OG PS4.
Like i said, the results are on the table. We have seen how is the support of the PS4 PRO (or lack thereof). I have no reason to think that the Xbox One X will be better supported than the PRO, not one reason.
Developers will go the extra mile for $$$, not bragging rights. If financially dont make sense to them, you can bet your house they wont be tweeking anything.
P.D. Bolded Part made me LOL Thats something Aaron Greenberg would say 
