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REquiem: Series X Upscales 1080p to 4K, Series S Reaches 1440p Upscale at 60FPS
gaming32 minutes ago

REquiem: Series X Upscales 1080p to 4K, Series S Reaches 1440p Upscale at 60FPS

A Pure Xbox comparison shows Resident Evil Requiem delivering strong performance on both Xbox Series X and Series S. Series X targets native 1080p upscaled to 4K with only minor dips below 60fps, while Series S runs at 720p upscaled to 1440p and still maintains 60fps; the Series S version was awarded 9/10 by Pure Xbox. Pre-orders are £64.99 / $69.99, with release timing and install size info available elsewhere on Pure Xbox.

Pragmata Demo Highlights a Cross-Platform Console Showdown
technology19 days ago

Pragmata Demo Highlights a Cross-Platform Console Showdown

Capcom’s Pragmata demo shows Xbox Series X delivering smooth 60fps in two modes (Frame and Res) with native 1080p output (4K upscale unconfirmed); Series S runs at a lower resolution (around 720p) but also targets 60fps with reduced texture quality; Switch 2 is visually stronger than Series S in some scenes when docked. It’s early footage from a demo ahead of the April release, and final results may improve.

Switch 2 Flexes Graphic Upscaling in Pragmata Showdown
technology19 days ago

Switch 2 Flexes Graphic Upscaling in Pragmata Showdown

Capcom's Pragmata demo on Nintendo Switch 2 is featured in a graphics comparison against Xbox Series S and PS5: Switch 2 runs at a lower resolution but compensates with stronger upscaling, improved filtering and shadow quality, with all versions targeting 60fps though dips can occur; PS5 excels in reflections and hair, while Switch 2's hair quality is closer to Series S.

Series S Delivers Full-Texture FF7 Remake Intergrade, Surpassing Switch 2
technology29 days ago

Series S Delivers Full-Texture FF7 Remake Intergrade, Surpassing Switch 2

Digital Foundry’s test finds Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on Xbox Series S using the full PS5/Series X texture set despite ~8GB RAM, while Switch 2 often runs lower-resolution textures; Series X mirrors PS5 performance, Series S supports 1080p/60fps or 1440p/30fps, with fast loading times, making the Series S a strong port despite memory constraints.

One-Box All-Star: YouTuber Fuses Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox Series S into a Single Rig
technology1 month ago

One-Box All-Star: YouTuber Fuses Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox Series S into a Single Rig

A YouTuber builds an all-in-one rig called the Ningtendo PXbox 5 that lets you switch between Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox Series S with a button press; the Switch 2 slides into the side of the unit and is ejected with a red button. While visually impressive and quick to switch between consoles, the setup raises concerns about cooling, ventilation, and long‑term safety, making it more of a clever novelty than a practical solution.

Xbox in 2026: New Games, Evolving Stereotypes, and Future Outlook
technology1 month ago

Xbox in 2026: New Games, Evolving Stereotypes, and Future Outlook

In 2026, the Xbox One remains a viable option for gaming if found at a good price, but it is limited in support for new titles compared to current-gen consoles like the Xbox Series S and X. The Xbox One X offers the best performance among the older models, but the Series S provides the best value for current-generation gaming without a disc drive. Overall, buying an Xbox One in 2026 is worth it only if you find a significant deal, but upgrading to a newer console is recommended for the latest games and features.

Divinity: Original Sin 2 Gets Free Upgrades and Surprises on Modern Consoles
gaming2 months ago

Divinity: Original Sin 2 Gets Free Upgrades and Surprises on Modern Consoles

Larian Studios released a free upgrade for Divinity: Original Sin 2 on Xbox Series X|S, boosting the game to 60FPS and enhancing visuals, though some players face online compatibility issues between Xbox Series and Xbox One versions. The upgrade has generally been well-received, but further details on visual improvements are awaited.

Square Enix Developer Praises Xbox Series S's Solid Hardware and Creative Influence
technology5 months ago

Square Enix Developer Praises Xbox Series S's Solid Hardware and Creative Influence

Square Enix's Naoki Hamaguchi states that the Xbox Series S has solid hardware specs, with few issues during the porting of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, mainly related to memory limitations, and highlights successful optimization efforts. The game is set to release on Xbox Series S/X and Nintendo Switch 2 in January 2026, with the entire trilogy eventually available across multiple platforms.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Mixed Reviews and Performance Challenges
technology5 months ago

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Mixed Reviews and Performance Challenges

Digital Foundry's review of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater highlights significant performance issues on Xbox Series S, including low resolution and frame rate drops, making it hard to recommend the budget console version. In contrast, the Xbox Series X offers a near-PS5 quality experience with smooth 60FPS gameplay, though VRR technology is recommended. Overall, the Series S version is considered a less optimal way to play the game, but still playable if no other options are available.