Wednesday, October 21st 2020

Microsoft Confirms 120 FPS Update For Halo Master Chief Collection on Xbox Series X/S

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Microsoft has confirmed that Halo: The Master Chief Collection will be receiving a next-generation upgrade for the Xbox Series X/S. The upgrades include 120 FPS support in Campaign & Multiplayer game modes along with split-screen improvements. These updates are similar to the improvements found in the PC version of the game which has been progressively releasing. The Xbox Series X version will also be receiving 4K support when the upgrade launches on November 17th as a free update for owners of the game. The Halo: The Master Chief Collection will also be available through Xbox Game Pass and contains Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Halo 2: Anniversary, Halo 3, Halo 3: ODST, Halo: Reach, and Halo 4.
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10 Comments on Microsoft Confirms 120 FPS Update For Halo Master Chief Collection on Xbox Series X/S

#1
Vya Domus
Impressive.

Just kidding, times are rough when you need to boast about some games that can run at 120fps after almost a decade since their release.
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#2
Chomiq
They already had frame pacing issues with 60 fps, imagine this with 120.
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#3
bug
Vya DomusImpressive.

Just kidding, times are rough when you need to boast about some games that can run at 120fps after almost a decade since their release.
I was just thinking: on PC this is at most a config file edit, not something newsworthy.

And I especially love how everybody is throwing "120fps" and "4k" around wrt to next-gen consoles, when it is clear neither console has the HP to do both at the same time without a healthy amount of upscaling.
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#4
Rei
bugAnd I especially love how everybody is throwing "120fps" and "4k" around wrt to next-gen consoles, when it is clear neither console has the HP to do both at the same time without a healthy amount of upscaling.
While it is a marketing gimmick, it is actually also possible to do both 120fps @4K at the same time. Just don't expect even a Xbox360/PS3 level of graphical fidelity. As it is now, the only games I could think off at the top of my head that can do this prolly Minecraft & other 2D/indie games. Other than that, for "normal" games, the offer is just either 4K or 120fps but not both.
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#5
bug
ReiWhile it is a marketing gimmick, it is actually also possible to do both 120fps @4K at the same time. Just don't expect even a Xbox360/PS3 level of graphical fidelity. As it is now, the only games I could think off at the top of my head that can do this prolly Minecraft & other 2D/indie games. Other than that, for "normal" games, the offer is just either 4K or 120fps but not both.
Minecraft is set to receive the DXR treatment, so probably not even that...
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#6
Rei
bugMinecraft is set to receive the DXR treatment, so probably not even that...
LOL, yeah... Bright lights on Minecraft!?! Saw that video & was amused.
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#7
Vayra86
bugI was just thinking: on PC this is at most a config file edit, not something newsworthy.

And I especially love how everybody is throwing "120fps" and "4k" around wrt to next-gen consoles, when it is clear neither console has the HP to do both at the same time without a healthy amount of upscaling.
History repeats... the PS4 was a genuine 1080p 60 FPS machine of destruction. The Xbox too...well... 900p. And both with lots of TAA... oh yeah and half the FPS, if you didn't fall back to 20-25.

But this time... this time its really REALLY fasterest.

The PS3 was fun too. The perfect media center console... that didn't play half the codecs worth a damn, had a browser experience that was worse than the first capacitive smartphone, and a bluray player that broke down in two years.

Lovely machines
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#8
Unregistered
I was entertaining the idea of getting a Series X, but as of now there are no games, the same goes for the PS5, worse still we haven't seen any impressive next gen game running, it's pathetic.
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#9
MxPhenom 216
ASIC Engineer
Ive had that much FPS on PC since it came out....
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#10
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
Vya DomusImpressive.

Just kidding, times are rough when you need to boast about some games that can run at 120fps after almost a decade since their release.
Considering the popularity of the series I'd say it's newsworthy.
MxPhenom 216Ive had that much FPS on PC since it came out....
Blerghihergderp that is a great point man. GREAT POINT
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