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Head of Xbox Phil Spencer has revealed more about what he believes will be the biggest advancements made by the next generation of consoles, most notably with Microsoft’s upcoming hardware, the Xbox Series X (opens in new tab), which is due to launch Holiday 2020.
In response to a question on Twitter (opens in new tab) asking about the technology of the next generation, Spencer said that “the feel of games this upcoming generation will change as dramatically as any since 2D to 3D given CPU upgrade, DLI, memory bandwidth and SSD.”
RT on console will be great. I’m very focused on the work we are doing around Dynamic Latency Input (DLI). In my view the feel of games this upcoming generation will change as dramatically as any since 2D to 3D given CPU upgrade, DLI, memory bandwidth and SSD.April 27, 2020
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Xbox Series X: 10 things we learned from the latest Phil Spencer reveal post (opens in new tab)
The Xbox exec also revealed that he’s currently “very focused on the work we are doing around Dynamic Latency Input”, which is designed to reduce the time between players pressing a button on the controller, and the responding action taking place on the screen.
Just recently, Spencer also promised that Microsoft’s slate of upcoming Xbox Series X games (opens in new tab) is close to being revealed, with rumours suggesting an all-digital May event taking place instead of the company’s usual press briefing at the now cancelled E3 2020 (opens in new tab) convention.
We already know that Halo Infinite (opens in new tab) will be launching with the console later this year, but there’s still hope for Fable 4 (opens in new tab) yet, while multi-platform titles such as Watch Dogs Legion and the rumoured next entry in the Assassin’s Creed series, Assassin’s Creed Ragnarok (opens in new tab), could also be hitting the next-gen platforms at the same time.
Hopefully, it’s only a matter of weeks until we find out.
For more, check out more upcoming PS4 games (opens in new tab) for 2020 and beyond, or watch our next gen episode of Dialogue Options below.
