iceland said:
I'll deff be using it when I get Titanfall, wish every FPS supported it lol |
Yeah right now its mainly the games that require plenty jumping lol
My favorite feature of Titanfall is being able to stick a knife into any wall and still shoot. Its sooooo awesome lol
| iceland said: Titanfall has a bumper jumper setting! YES! |
That is really good news considering Titanfall is the type of game where you jump like crazy.
How many of you have gotten the update?
| JoeTheBro said:
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Lol that was pretty great.
^^ Yeah with those massive game sizes that 390ish GB's goes really quick.
Just checked and no update here. What time zone do you live in?
| Azerth said: apparently the update also fixes the sharping filter aswell |
What's that?
| Ryuu96 said: ^ This New Xbox One Update Removes the Hated Sharpening Filter; Screenshots InsideApparently the new Xbox One February update rolled out today removed one of the most criticized “features” that the console had at launch, the filter that made everything look overly sharpened when a lower native resolution was upscaled to 1080p. The improvement is currently being reported by several users over at NeoGaf, and our writers that own an Xbox One also have noticed a clear difference. At long last everything should look softer on Microsoft’s new console, so if you still haven’t, you should really update the console as soon as possible. Below you can see a few screenshots of Dead Rising 3 taken after the update (courtesy of NeoGaf user GSY Miguel), and edges definitely look quite a lot softer with the games’ antialiasing showing a much more effective performance. Looks like Microsoft wasn’t joking when they teased that the new update would include a surprise.
Should make certain games look better I think (Ones that used the sharpening) will look much smoother and softer now |
Can you post a link? there's no pics
Ryuu96 said:
Halo 2 multiplayer, nothing different about it otherwise I will be pissed off Lol |
Im hoping they go back.
| Ryuu96 said: ^ This New Xbox One Update Removes the Hated Sharpening Filter; Screenshots InsideApparently the new Xbox One February update rolled out today removed one of the most criticized “features” that the console had at launch, the filter that made everything look overly sharpened when a lower native resolution was upscaled to 1080p. The improvement is currently being reported by several users over at NeoGaf, and our writers that own an Xbox One also have noticed a clear difference. At long last everything should look softer on Microsoft’s new console, so if you still haven’t, you should really update the console as soon as possible. Below you can see a few screenshots (Click the guys Name) of Dead Rising 3 taken after the update (courtesy of NeoGaf user GSY Miguel), and edges definitely look quite a lot softer with the games’ antialiasing showing a much more effective performance. Looks like Microsoft wasn’t joking when they teased that the new update would include a surprise.
Should make certain games look better I think (Ones that used the sharpening) will look much smoother and softer now |
Oooh I like this! Maybe now Forza 5 won't look so jaggy! EDIT: I just realized that it was only for sub-180p games lol.
Anyways I was hoping that they would start in the Western part of America and work their way around the world but I guess no such luck :P
It is nice that you guys get something first though. That is pretty uncommon with MS (although that seems to be changing with the X1 since they gave the UK and Europe a free game with the console and gave us the finger 
).
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