In the current console race, Microsoft’s ace up its sleeve is an ecosystem where backwards compatibility actually matters. Thanks to efforts over the years, a large chunk of the Xbox, Xbox 360 has been preserved and made accessible on the Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S consoles. Many of those games have even received a few nifty upgrades along the way, and now Microsoft is stepping up its game further to enhance them even further with Xbox FPS Boost.

According to a study by the graphics card powerhouse, having a high-end GPU and a bleeding edge monitor can yield a significant advantage to your overall kill/death ratio. An advantage that could give a skilled gamer a staggering 90% boost, which is simply bonkers maths.

The Crew is one such game that is going for that 30fps territory. But it might be driving faster on PC.

Yes YouTubers, it is indeed true. Starting pretty much from today, you can now throw up videos of your inane opinions on topics that you’re vastly underqualified to discuss in blisteringly gorgeous 60fps.

Metal Gear SOlid V is going to have a high frame rate on next-gen consoles. Current-gen consoles though? Only half that at best.

Shane Kim has been chatting to Kotaku at E3 about how important Project Natal is going to be for Microsoft when it launches. Instead of it being a simple peripheral launch Microsoft are going to treat this launch as they would the launch of a new console. We are going to be assaulted from all advertising venues and can expect …