Forza Motorsport Runs at 4K/60 FPS on Xbox Series X and 1080p/60 FPS on Xbox Series S - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 02 July 2022 / 4,646 Views
Forza Motorsport developer Turn 10 in a new FAQ has has answered some questions about the upcoming racing game.
It was revealed the game will run at 4K resolution and 60 FPS on the Xbox Series X and at 1080p and 60 FPS on the Xbox Series S. Players will also be able to choose the time of day, time period, and weather when racing in the game.
The developer was also asked about an Xbox One version of Forza Motorsport and the responded by saying "We’ll share more details on platform availability at a later date."
More information on the number of cars and tracks will be shared at a later date.
Forza Motorsport will launch for the Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Xbox Game Pass in Spring 2023.
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Wouldnt expect anything less from Turn 10
I assume this will be using image reconstruction techniques but this is still impressive nonetheless
Is this with ray tracing enabled?!? That would be stupidly impressive! ForzaTech is quite the capable gaming engine.
Also, please don't bother with an XOne version Turn 10 lol
Gonna make a guess and say that the Xbox One version will follow the Microsoft Flight Simulator route: instead of a native One game, it will be running through the xCloud. If the cloud support is already there (remember, MS has now upgraded all cloud servers to Xbox Series X hardware, so it would run at that same fidelity), why not use it to make the title available to your last-gen owners?
I agree with you, that's a very likely scenario here!
What guess. They said already: New Motorsport is Series X and Series S version but as we know since few years all of MS Studios games go to cloud as well and thats how you going to play them on One, TV, fridge etc.
I would say it's a guess because MS has 100s of title in xCloud already, but only Flight Simulator got a Xbox One "app" to access that cloud version. So it's not a total given, but is still the most likely scenario.
And at one point Gran Turismo 7 was allegedly a PS5 exclusive too. So in fairness, things can and do change.
All that said, Turn 10 doesn't have a history of changing tack halfway through development, so I do not expect an Xbox One version of this game.
I'm actually surprised that we don't see more games targeting ray-tracing on Xbox Series, which would increase the odds of making an Xbox One version without RT that would have reasonable performance. Ditto PS5 and PS4. Seems like the most obvious thing to add to a PS5/Xbox Series game if you're also making a PS4/Xbox One version. Instead they tend to upgrade other assets on the newer consoles instead. shrug
Xbox One Version?
What Xbox One version? This game is only coming to Xbox Series consoles and PC.
So yah, you will probably be able to stream the Xbox Series X version but there is no plan for any native Xbox One version.
Series S doesn't need more than 1080p in my opinion but it's still a bummer that a lot of games only get a quarter of the resolution on Series S.
Even though I've got a 4K TV, I'm content with my Series S. Even if I had a PS5 or Series X, I'd set every game to "Performance" mode (to get maximum frame-rate), so I'd very rarely see 4K anyway.
In addition to preferring the Series S's price over the PS5 and the Series X, I like that it's a little bit smaller than the Series X and a lot smaller than the PS5, since I'm using it in a small space.
Now with the summer here, I also like that the Series S produces less heat than the PS5 and Series X.
