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goopy20 on 07 May 2020
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Bandorr said:
goopy20 said:

Pretty terrible but kinda what I expected. MS isn't going for a traditional platform battle with Sony, instead they seem to be more interested in getting people on board with GP by offering a ton of small scale, cross-gen titles. It only makes sense that none of the games they showed felt next gen. Going to be very interesting when Sony does their official reveal with actual ps5 exclusives and MS just has their smart delivery games to counter that.

First they will have to show why Smart Delivery means anything.

They need to show an Xbox one game. An Xbox one game being "upscaled" via BC on the xbox one series. Then the same Xbox one series game native to the system.

Unless we are talking stuff like Shadows of Mordor/Forza where actual features are removed - I'm not sure I will see the difference between upscaled and native.  At least to any degree in which this is a selling point.

MS is making a big thing out of Smart Delivery but it's exactly the same thing as games patched for ps4 pro and Xbox one X. Of course they look a bit better but it's not like it's going to be a giant leap on Series X, especially compared to the XoneX version. Cross gen games can be different but that all depends on what the lead platform is. Shadow of Mordor, for example was a ps4/Xone game that got an outsourced crappy version later for ps3/360 and Forza had 2 different teams working on the Xone and 360 version.