The immediate resume feature promises to be “a radical departure” from what we were used to. New tests and details.
Xbox Series X will feature the Quick Resume feature, another way of referring to the ability to suspend multiple games at the same time – even if we turn off the console, restart it, or update it – to ensure almost anecdotal wait times and continue right where we left off. . Different North American media such as GameSpot, IGN and GamesBeat have put it to the test and are very clear: it is a “radical change” compared to the current generation.
Up to 12 backward compatible games suspended with Quick Resume
Apart from detailing the operation of the re-compatibility and the reduction of its loading times, Xbox Series X can have up to 6 games suspended without problems; with the seventh, the first of all was queued to be reset. If we look at backward compatible games, given that Xbox Series X | S will have backwards compatibility with the four generations of the ecosystem, the figure rose to 12 games suspended at the same time, as advanced in another ArsTechnica report.
Regarding Xbox Series S, the reduced performance model of this range of new Microsoft consoles will also be compatible with Quick Resume. However, since the tests have been carried out only with a Series X model, we are waiting to see the times and concrete results of this functionality in Series S.
The power of the Xbox Series X CPU, accompanied by its GPU of 12 TFLOPs and a RAM of 16 GB of GDDR6 type with a memory bandwidth of 10 GB at 560 GB / s and another 6 GB at 336 GB / s will allow the so-called Xbox Velocity Architecture to be possible.
Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S will hit stores around the world on November 10 at a price of 499 euros and 299 euros, respectively. Next, we review in detail all the differences between both consoles, so that you can be clear about which one is more conducive to you. We also have here all the games confirmed to be released for Xbox Series on the day of release.
References | IGN, GamesBeat, GameSpot, ArsTechnica
