All articles tagged with #feature parity
Apple confirms Final Cut Pro for Mac will remain a $299.99 one-time purchase and will receive updates, including new intelligent features, but it’s not guaranteed that all future features will be shared with the Creator Studio version; premium content remains gated behind Creator Studio, while the bundle launches Jan 28 at $12.99/month or $129/year for access to additional apps.
Microsoft's demand for feature parity between the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles is causing issues for developers, as seen with the delayed release of Baldur's Gate 3. The requirement to have split-screen functionality on the Series S is proving to be a technical hurdle, and Larian Studios cannot release the game without it due to Microsoft's demand for feature parity. This situation highlights the challenges faced by developers in meeting Microsoft's demands and the potential for cut features in Series S versions of games. It also inadvertently gives Sony a console exclusive without any deal being made. Finding a solution to this issue is difficult, as ending the feature parity demand or stopping Series S sales would create new problems.
Developing games for the Xbox Series S is proving to be challenging due to the console's technical limitations, with developers having to consider these limitations from the beginning of development. Larian Studios is still working on optimizing Baldur's Gate 3 for the Xbox Series X|S, particularly for split-screen co-op on the weaker console. As more titles struggle to run properly on the Xbox Series S, there may be a need for Microsoft to reconsider mandatory feature parity with the Xbox Series X.
YouTube Music is starting to roll out real-time lyrics on Android, which will bring feature parity between YouTube Music and other apps. The current line is highlighted in white with automatic scrolling, while everything else is darker. Google partnered with MusixMatch to increase coverage and said to expect “even more Lyric features in the future.”