Halo: Campaign Evolved Performance Analysis Shows Solid Frame Rates on Xbox Series X
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Digital Foundry has analyzed early pre-release footage of Halo: Campaign Evolved, comparing performance between Xbox Series X and PC builds. The Xbox Series X build runs at a rock-solid frame rate in performance mode, with a Quality Mode also planned for the final release. The article reports positive early impressions of the game's performance ahead of its launch in less than two months.
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They've been playing an Xbox Series X build of the game that only allows them to highlight performance mode for now (although Quality Mode will be in the final release too), and it's running at a rock-solid...
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