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Another welcome bonus for Xbox Series consoles. Updated on 26 April 2021 Last week, Microsoft upped the ante with its FPS Boost campaign, delivering 120fps upgrades for 12 Electronic Arts titles and an extra 60fps update for one other - and it's a terrific bonus for Xbox Series console users, albeit with a caveat or two we'll come to shortly. But to cut to the chase, every last-gen Battlefield game for Xbox One now runs at 120 frames per second on Series X, as does Titanfall and its sequel, and that's just the beginning. The full list of supported titles ...

Microsoft has previously introduced a new FPS Boost function for Xbox Series X/S. This feature will unlock the frame rate limits for old games and upgrade to a 60-120fps frame rate without modification. Yesterday, Microsoft said that many EA games have received 120fps support, and one game supports 60fps. These games include Battlefield 1, Battlefield 4, Battlefield V, Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, and Plants vs. Zombies series. Other games on the list include Star Wars Battlefront, Star Wars Battlefront II, Titanfall, Titanfall II, Unravel 2, and New Super Lucky’s Tale. In addition, the ga...

Apr 25, 2021 07:40 EDT with 0 comments Among the things that happened this week, there was the arrival of Linux GUI app support in WSL, a performance mode in Edge, and even the dropping of the Gold barrier of entry for free-to-play multiplayer games on Xbox. You can find info about that, as well as much more below, in your Microsoft digest for the week of April 18 - 24. Actual F2P multiplayer While it’s true that some other interesting news surfaced this week, perhaps one of the most noteworthy tidbits concerned Xbox Live Gold. After a long tradition of requiring an Xbox Live ...

Xbox Series S and X owners can now optionally enable 120FPS support in a bunch of games by EA, such as Battlefield V and Titanfall 2.

Unravel 2 All of these titles will be boosted to 120fps on both the Xbox Series X as well as the Series S (aside from Sea of Solitude, which will run at 60fps). It is worth noting however that some of these titles will see their resolutions drop in order to facilitate this higher frame rate. As such, some of these games will not have their FPS Boost activated by default. Instead, players will manually have to choose to turn the feature on. For some, the hit to resolution isn’t worth it, whereas for others it most certainly is. Regardless, bringing FPS Boost to more titles is a great additio...