When The Witcher 3 launched for the original Xbox One back in 2015, it only ran at 900p (1600 x 900) resolution and had trouble maintaining a stable 30 frames per second. The same unpatched version of the game, running fresh from the disc, hits 60 frames per second more often than not on the Xbox One X.
There are several aspects of EA and Ghost Games' dark and rainy Need for Speed reboot that I enjoy immensely. Due to regular gameplay hiccups, racing just doesn't happen to be one of them.
Not all PC games run at 60 frames per second, and for some people, that's a big problem.
Earlier this year, YouTube announced plans to support videos running at 60 frames-per-second -- plans that would make a huge difference for footage of video games. Today, the video network has finally started rolling out the new service, and you can already tell that this is going to be wonderful.
We once asked our readers which they felt more strongly about: a speedy frame rate or a higher video resolution. The results were mixed -- mixed enough that it makes absolutely no sense that console gamers aren't allowed even a fraction of the control over video settings that PC gamers are.
