thx a lot davton 

wonder how long till those Bethesda games come in

Thanks for all the videos.

Out of curiosity, were all the games running at 4K@60fps?

I ask because all the videos are 60fps, but I remember a news about Gears of War 5 being able to run at 120fps. Most likely not at 4K. In the end I'm just wondering which of them offer 120fps even if at a lower resolution.

Also, it's really great to see console games running at 4K@60fps. While they aren't next-gen games, I hope companies give console players the option to choose framerate. We have that option on PC for decades and it's only fair console players get the same options as well. Looking forward to more coverage from you guys.

Gears 5 multiplayer runs at 120fps and campaign at 60fps. every other game here is also 60fps so there's no point for 120fps video.

Maybe it's just me, but your HDR vids seem like they have some black crush/are a bit dim. Did you do anything with the in game calibration settings? 

Gears of War 5 is not the only game which can run at 120fps. Shin'en Multimedia's The Touryst internally renders at 4K@120fps, if you have a TV that supports this resolution and framerate, it will show and run at this specification. Outside of those two games, there's 14 other games that also support or will support 120fps.

If you don't have a 4K or 120fps capable TV, The Touryst will run at the maximum resolution and framerate that your TV supports by downsampling the resolution and capping the framerate. The Touryst also supports 6K@60fps, if you have a TV that supports it and has the 120Hz option disabled - all of this information came directly from the developer, Shin'en Multimedia, and Digital Foundry also confirmed it in their Xbox Series X review by stating:

"4K at 120fps is not a problem - it works flawlessly (and somewhat eerily, it's so smooth) with The Touryst from Shin'en Multimedia."

Digital Foundry - Xbox Series X review: next generation games machine, continuity console - or both?
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-...

I do have a 4K@120fps TV, so to me at least, there would be a point in having videos at 120fps. This isn't to imply anyone at Gamersyde should start making 120fps videos, that's completely up to their discretion. I'm merely commenting on the fact that you mentioned there's no point to it, when in fact there is a point to it - even if only for people with TVs that support it.

I also said I was wondering which of the games shown here supported 120fps. Which I now know, Windows Central has a list with all 16 games that support 120fps - fully or partially (link below):

Windows Central - List of Xbox Series X, Series S games with 120 FPS:
https://www.windowscentral.com/list-xbox-series-x-...

The list may be a little outdated as it was published on October 8th, so almost a month ago, when most companies were being secretive about their next-gen games and/or the features the next-gen versions would support.

Anyway, the future is bright and I wish "Happy Gaming!" to anyone picking the next-gen consoles - as well as new GPUs/CPUs. Whether new PC part(s), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X or S, they're all excellent hardware built with the utmost care. Which is excellent for everyone that loves Gaming, as we all benefit from it.