The one question we have often had about the Xbox One X is- does the fact that every game on the Xbox One X also have to support the base Xbox One and Xbox One S hardware curtain developers' ability to leverage the extent of what the One X has to offer?
Fanatical has updated its Platinum Collection bundle with new games, and there are now 19 Steam Deck-compatible titles up for grabs.
The online retailer Fanatical has not one but four new game bundles that should interest PC gamers.
ROCKFISH Games has announced their roguelike runaway hit space shooter, "EVERSPACE", will be making its debut on Stadia. Totalling two million lifetime units sold, this surprise hit on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation is set to release on Stadia December 1st.
It's not my cup of tea, but I'm still glad that the Stadia players gets this game nevertheless.
Eventually segregation of Xbox 1 users but who knows I don't!?
Poor devs man complaining about time to develop a X game but not blinking when is to put MTS on their games Lmao
It depends on what they want to do with the Xbox One X enhancements. If it's just a straight resolution increase, the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro don't require much work to provide enhancements. It's when you start increasing graphics quality and texture resolution and then making sure you've got the right balance of performance and visuals on both the original and upgraded machines that it becomes more like making a PC game.
170 devs had no issue doing so with all the enhanced games so this dev shouldnt have a issue either, but if this was about loot crates the dev would be able to do it across all platforms in a day