
The new S logo was for the Xbox One S
https://www.reddit.com/r/xboxone/comments/6gtd9z/ign_interview_for_those_worried_about_the_lack_of/
"So it sounds like Phil was pushing to sort of reset and rebuild the first party developers and redirect how things go, and this is the dip that we're going to experience as they develop new IPs and new teams, and they don't want to announce things too early.
This actually does make me feel a lot better about the lack of AAA first party games, especially with him saying how careful he's being about announcing stuff.
Actually, as I keep watching, this makes me more excited. It sounds like under Phil, we're going to start hearing about things really close to their release rather than a long ways away.
No more "Here's Cuphead/Scalebound, it'll be out eventually maybe I guess 3 years down the line." Instead, it's going to be like it was this year: "Here's Crackdown 3. It's coming out this year." That makes me really excited for where Xbox is heading. We just have to get through this slower year, and then I think things will pick up in a really good way."
The Xbox One X has power to spare even when running Forza at 4K, 60FPS
Forza ain't the only one with horsepower
This week marks the one-year anniversary since the Xbox Scorpio (now Xbox One X) was revealed at E3 2016. In the past year, Microsoft has regularly teased how powerful this machine would be, but mostly in terms like "six teraflops" and "60Hz rendering." Everyone knows those specs are impressive, but it's tough to quantify how that translates to running games. We're basically just told that the games run well.
In a behind closed doors presentation with Microsoft, we were given a statistic that seems particularly impressive. Forza Motorsport 7 content director John Wendl told us that there's a 30 percent surplus on the GPU, even when running the game at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second. That's surprisingly not-close to the Xbox One X's limits.
The coming months will probably be full of claims like this. Like with PS4 Pro's enhancements, everyone will want to explain how and why their games run better on the new hardware. But, as we collectively find out more and more about Xbox One X, this is another interesting anecdote that sheds just a little more light on what Microsoft's new console is capable of.
https://www.destructoid.com/the-xbox-one-x-has-power-to-spare-even-when-running-forza-at-4k-60fps-441794.phtml