How about you take your own advice instead.

But it uses checkerboard rendering which has been scoffed at by many people as being ‘faux k’ while now One X is doing the same…

Indeed, but many Xbox fans assume that games on that list marked as ‘4k’ will be native 4k which isn’t necessarily going to be the case….

Oh, ok, then the PS4 Pro is a ‘true 4k’ console indeed since it can run games at native 4k….

A console that can run games in 4k.
I don’t understand your question.

Some will some wont. It really depends on how the game is developed.
One example is the ps4 pro.
It has several native 4k games. If the ps4 pro can do it then the Xbox should have no problem.

If the developer thinks that the graphics will look better on a lower resolution then that’s what they are going to do.

It would be east to force deva to make 4k games but that would control the production way too much. They have the freedom to do what they wish with the extra power.

Actually origins is rumored to never scale down under 4k. If it does not for long.

((number of PS4s sold on November 10) – (number of PS4s sold currently) ) / 5 = number of Pro’s sold

One in five sold is a Pro…

I am merely referring to a list that is floating around where many games are marked as ‘4k’ which certainly aren’t going to be running in ‘native 4k’ and for which some it’s already a known fact, like Anthem and AC: Origins…

They will look better on the One X, if not that would be silly and on the devs, the console is more powerful than the Pro, but it’s not native 4k for many games even tho MS and fans have boasted about that…

Didn’t know there were tech specs out there that make a machine a “true 4k” console and not what it outputs, hmmmmmm

Care to define a “true 4k” console?