The Power of X Comes to Bethesda Titles
The upcoming release of the most powerful Xbox console to date, the Xbox One X, builds upon the incredible features – and more importantly, game library – of the Xbox One. And – like last year’s PlayStation 4 Pro (see The Elder Scrolls Online, Fallout 4, and Skyrim Special Edition) – Bethesda is pleased to announce support for the Xbox One X across a number of our games.
We’ve got an early look at what Xbox One X players can expect in upcoming updates, and we will continue to provide details of enhancements coming to both Xbox One X and PlayStation 4 Pro as those updates are deployed.
Planned Xbox One X Enhancements:
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
- Supports 4K Resolution
- Enhanced features include:
- Dynamic Resolution
Fallout 4
- Supports 4K Resolution
- Enhanced features include:
- Dynamic Resolution
- Enhanced draw distance for trees, grass, objects and NPCs
- Enhanced God Ray effects
Skyrim Special Edition
- Supports 4K Resolution
- Enhanced features include:
- Dynamic Resolution
Dishonored 2 & Dishonored: Death of the Outsider
- Supports 4K Resolution
- Enhanced features include:
- Dynamic Resolution
- Improved framerate stability
- 4K textures
- Improved geometry/draw distances
- Improved anti-aliasing
- Improved shadows quality
The Evil Within 2
- Enhanced Features include:
- Upgraded resolution
- Higher framerate
- 30 fps lock removal
The Elder Scrolls Online
- Supports Native 4K Resolution and HDR
- Enhanced features include:
- Increased view distance
- Upgraded shadows with Screen Space Ambient Occlusion
- Upgraded water reflections
The Xbox One X update for ESO releases tomorrow, and you can get further details here.
Additionally, fan-favourites Fallout 3 and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion are also reaping the benefits of the newest Xbox console, joining the Xbox One X Enhanced catalogue. For details full details, visit Xbox.com.
As we mentioned, we will provide new information about our Xbox One X (and the PS4 Pro) support as new title updates are deployed this quarter and next year.
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