It makes the results for Battlefield 1 and Battlefield 5 all the more interesting.
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Series S support is off the table but whether it's campaign gameplay or 64-player multiplayer these titles run flawlessly on Series X at a locked 120 frames per second. DICE moved on to dynamic resolution scaling with these games, and while Series X seems to tap into the original Xbox One S codepath, we do at least get maximum resolution throughout: we measured a consistent 972p on Battlefield p (not a typo) on Battlefield 5. These are much higher resolutions than those seen on Xbox One at 60fps back in the day. Sticking with DICE titles, Mirror's Edge Catalyst is also delightful, clocking in at around 936p and perfectly locked at 120fps. This one never had Xbox One X support, so there is no resolution deficit here - it's a straight doubling of performance, but only for Series X users. Moving on to the Titanfall games, the original release retains its original 792p presentation as you would expect but runs totally locked at 120 frames per second. Again, there are no Xbox One X features here, so there are no trades to resolution in hitting 120fps on Series X, but the lack of Series S support is a bit of a puzzle. We can only assume that the boosted experience was not stable enough to pass muster - a little puzzling bearing in mind that the Series S GPU has around 2.8x the performance of Xbox One. Regardless, the game plays beautifully at 120 frames per second on Series X. Yes, it's a little dated visually, but the gameplay is still solid gold - and I had no problems whatsoever finding a game. Titanfall 2 is perhaps the best game to get FPS Boost support and it supports both Series X and S consoles.
Resolution was measured at the top-end of the Xbox One DRS scale - 810p, so it's a big drop in clarity compared to the temporally augmented 1512p measured outside of FPS Boost on Series X, but a game that looked and played beautifully at 60fps is super-smooth and massively enjoyable to play on Series consoles at twice the frame-rate.
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