As with Xbox One X, video games on the new Microsoft console will have an identifying mark on their covers.
Microsoft has presented the badge that will incorporate those optimized video games in Xbox Series X. The next-generation titles of the North American console will have this distinctive, a visual way to differentiate those works that do benefit from the capabilities of the system's hardware; something similar to what already happened with Xbox One X during the current generation.
The logo will sound like something to those who follow the news of the Xbox ecosystem. Weeks ago, Microsoft patented a logo under the "Series X" nomenclature for commercial purposes. Now we know where that big X has materialized with the word "SERIES" adjacent vertically. It is hoped, however, that this badge will also be present on the covers of physical video games on the Xbox Series X as long as they have such optimization, whether they are first or third party.
Distinctive badge to identify at a glance which Xbox Series X games will be optimized on the console.
All the games we see on Inside Xbox will be optimized for Xbox Series X
What is certain is that the absolute totality of titles that we see on the Inside Xbox on this May 7 – you can check the schedules depending on your country here – will be optimized for Xbox Series X. All.
Now, where does this optimization materialize? The hardware in Microsoft's powerful new console will allow games to be upgraded to 4K resolution with up to 120 FPS, DirectStorage, hardware-accelerated DirectX ray tracing, super fast load times, and more.
In addition, in first party cases and interested third publishers, Smart Delivery, a feature that will guarantee that "you always play the best version of video games you have on your consoles"; therefore, we will buy an edition for the Xbox ecosystem and play the best version depending on the console you use.
Despite the coronavirus crisis, Phil Spencer has repeatedly insisted that the launch of the Xbox Series X will occur on Christmas 2020; Additionally, no exclusive video game will be delayed, including Halo: Infinite. We won't see until July, though, those Xbox Game Studios titles that all fans are waiting for, starting with the new 343 Industries.
