Art style? Unbelievable last gen bland textures and a sparse looking empty city is a style now?
Well then you need to tell the actual fans that are all avoiding this game after that trailer that they are all wrong and it was always supposed to underwhelm them to the max.

It was MS’s job to make me interested in Xbone X and they failed in doing so. MS haven’t supported me as an Xbone gamer within the first six months of 2017 regarding true console exclusives so why would I want to buy into another MS console that will still have that same issue?

That’s what I’m getting when stating “but what about us gamers that bought into the Xbone brand but isn’t interested in Xbone X”

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I don’t know how I can explain it more easily but I’ll try. Super sampling (in this case) means rendering the game at native 4K but because a user has a 1080p screen the resulting image it is reduced in size to a 1080p image size. So you still need to render the game at a much higher resolution than it is coded to run to make use of super sampling hence why it needs a patch.

In both cases the image needs to be rendered at 4K. The only difference is the output resolution.

“but what about us gamers that bought into the Xbone brand but isn’t interested in Xbone X.”

It just means that the Xbox One X isn’t the console for you. And that’s fine. Phil Spencer explicitly stated that the One S will be doing most of the sales, and that the One X is for those people who are willing to spend the additional cash to get enhanced visuals.

You do realize that what Crackdown showed is the way it’s meant to be? It’s Crackdown’s art style, which you would’ve known, had you shown a little more interest, instead of resorting to childish bashing.

Of course it can do automatic super sampling; 1080p games are scaled up to 4K, and, if the display is 1080p, then it’s downscaled again, which gets you your super sampling. No developer input required.

What @disqus_eidelyn:disqus means is that for games to run in *native* 4K (meaning, no upscaling), the developer will indeed need to roll out a patch. And thusfar 30 games have been confirmed to get one.

After watching Sony’s poor E3 conference, we can conclude that MS got more than one thing right: The Xbox One X, the better version of all Multiplats and now more games releasing this year. All Sony has left are Japanese titles…:)