Xbox turns 25 this year, and Microsoft is expected to hold an event in November to mark the occasion. There are various rumors about what might be shown in the show, and there’s a lot of discussion surrounding possible expansions of the backwards compatibility program. Some players are anticipating new items in FPS Boost, and when asked about the feature’s potential return, Xbox Next-Gen president Jason Ronald unexpectedly responded to one on social media.
User X’s nickname is ChrisGaming86, Comment Regarding the news of the launch of Disc to Digital, Jason Ronald asked if we can count on the return of the FPS Boost program. The Xbox president didn’t directly confirm that players should expect new games with higher frame rates, but he did say that there will be some interesting features coming this year.
I can’t announce anything in particular, but the team is working on several projects. We will share more news later this year.
The FPS Boost program was launched in 2021, and Microsoft has added more than 100 games to it. It allows users to run projects at higher resolutions without requiring modifications by developers. The full list of games that support FPS Boost can be found here. At the same time, at the end of 2021, Microsoft announced that it would no longer launch new games with FPS Boost.
