I'd rather expect 4k/30 FPS from Lockhard across the board as I doubt it will be that much stronger than X to double the framerate. I mean in some games, sure but not in Gears 5 or Halo Infinite (new engine) and probably not even in Forza Horizon 5.
Besides, if Lockhard can already do 4k/60, why would we even need a stronger console? A few more effects? 8k? 90FPS?
shikamaru317 said:
Some of that sounds good, and some of it not so good. -SSD's would be great, though I hope they are backed up by a 2nd standard hard drive for storing indie type stuff where load times aren't as huge as they are in AAA's, because the largest SSD's that will be affordable in $300 and $500 consoles in 2020 will probably be 256 GB in Lockhart and 512 GB in Anaconda, and next-gen games will regularly hit 100 GB thanks to higher res textures and such. -I really don't like the idea of MS aiming for 4K/60fps on 1st party titles on the weaker Lockhart. I want to see an actual significant graphical upgrade over current gen games, and that won't happen if Lockhart is maybe 10-15% more powerful than XB1 X in terms of GPU power, but aiming for 4k/60 fps (X aims for 4k/30 on most first party games). The only way that Lockhart will show a significant improvement in graphics over current gen games is if it aims for 1080p/60 fps or 1440p/60 fps and let's Anaconda aim for the 4k/60 fps. -I'm glad that Gamepass isn't coming to Switch because I have a feeling that Nintendo wouldn't give Xbox ports of any of their exclusives in return. -Gamecore and ports of next-gen games on Xbox One and Xbox One X could hold back next-gen graphics as well, not to mention hurt early adoption of next-gen hardware, not a fan of that idea. |
Yeah an SSD and regular hardrive combo would be nice.
I feel that we will get a boost in graphics but next gen will be all about framerate and AI.
I dont ming gamecore being on the XBO because I feel like publishers will eventually drop it when sales go down like they did with the 360.
Thanks guys. I think I'll buy Ghost Recon even though I'm not a fan of open world.
shikamaru317 said:
Some of that sounds good, and some of it not so good. -SSD's would be great, though I hope they are backed up by a 2nd standard hard drive for storing indie type stuff where load times aren't as huge as they are in AAA's, because the largest SSD's that will be affordable in $300 and $500 consoles in 2020 will probably be 256 GB in Lockhart and 512 GB in Anaconda, and next-gen games will regularly hit 100 GB thanks to higher res textures and such. -I really don't like the idea of MS aiming for 4K/60fps on 1st party titles on the weaker Lockhart. I want to see an actual significant graphical upgrade over current gen games, and that won't happen if Lockhart is maybe 10-15% more powerful than XB1 X in terms of GPU power, but aiming for 4k/60 fps (X aims for 4k/30 on most first party games). The only way that Lockhart will show a significant improvement in graphics over current gen games is if it aims for 1080p/60 fps or 1440p/60 fps and let's Anaconda aim for the 4k/60 fps. -I'm glad that Gamepass isn't coming to Switch because I have a feeling that Nintendo wouldn't give Xbox ports of any of their exclusives in return. -Gamecore and ports of next-gen games on Xbox One and Xbox One X could hold back next-gen graphics as well, not to mention hurt early adoption of next-gen hardware, not a fan of that idea. |
I'd actually like that, at least for a couple of years. As an Xbox One X owner (and lets face it, the amount of exclusives able to show off the console's power have been lacking), I'd like to get at least a couple of years deep in to the next console enjoying MS exclusives before I am compelled to buy another console.
Even if they just have an initial compatibility rule and relax it after a year or two.
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4K TVs are the norm right now.
40+ inches TVs are the norm right now.
Aiming for 1080p isn't the right thing to do. Think 5-7 years when you plan a console. Playing 1080p in 2025 is like playing sub 720p nowadays. It won't be acceptable.
And I don't see how is it a next gen if it is a 10-15% stronger console than the X targeting 1080p. It is like tricking the casual to buy an X with a different name.
The Lockhart should have a better GPU with a totally new CPU. It should target 4K 30-60FPS with a considerably improved grafix.
jason1637 said: So atleast 4 new games at E3. NT game Old IP returning 2 "traditional" new games. The new studios are cool too. |
I just hope that MS still has some secret exclusive AAA games up their sleeves even if it’s 3rd party. I think that Klob was the guy who said that an Xbox game that released in the last 4/5 years is getting a sequel or something like that (not Halo/Gears/Forza) so that could possibly get announced, maybe Sunset 2?.
It’s going to be interesting to see what happens with EA and BioWare, Anthem took 6 years to make and is getting trashed and that will hurt sales and BFV probably sold less than expected because of all the controversy.
Rumors from WC. https://www.windowscentral.com/xbox-one-s-all-digital-edition-preorder
Xbox One S All-Digital Edition launches this May but preorders start April.
MS are also working on a Fortnite themed limited edition xbox bundle.
Ryuu96 said: Bold statement, Lol. Not sure I believe it though, I'll wait and see. |
I wonder how much better it looks than Gears 5.
| shikamaru317 said: I hope that Infinite is next-gen only Holiday 2020 personally. Xbox Scarlett needs a big launch exclusive to move alot of units, they can't afford to let PS5 get an early, significant lead. |
I dont XD.
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