An answer would be nice. Thank you.

Bronco2CJ · Jan 11, 2017

Maybe you can answer since no one else has so far.. The Xbox One S has the 4K blue ray player and can play 4K Blue rays, from what I hear the new Mass Effect thats scheduled to be released this spring is going to be a Native 4K game... your opinion, will
the Xbox One S be able to play this Native 4K game? please advise.

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CalvinClownz · Jan 11, 2017

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Thats unfortunate, it would be nice if MS would notice that some users would prefer to use their own designs. Yet thanks for the answer

mvb123 · Jan 11, 2017

Mass Effect 3 unavailable

Maybe an answer would be nice....

Internet Expert · Jan 11, 2017

The Xbox One S is not a native 4K gaming console. It will render games in 1080p, and then upscale them to 4K resolution. That is what the upgraded hardware has made it able to do.

It is able to play 4K UHD Blu-Rays and render the system menu in 4K, but anything gaming-related is just upscaled 1080p.

Don't expect Mass Effect Andromeda to be native 4K on the Xbox. If you want native 4K, consider the PC (with powerful enough hardware) or the PS4 Pro. If you want to be really patient, you can wait until sometime towards the end of the year when Project
Scorpio is supposed to be released (or at least announced).

Bronco2CJ · Oct 31, 2018

The Xbox One S is not a native 4K gaming console. It will render games in 1080p, and then upscale them to 4K resolution. That is what the upgraded hardware has made it able to do.

It is able to play 4K UHD Blu-Rays and render the system menu in 4K, but anything gaming-related is just upscaled 1080p.

Don't expect Mass Effect Andromeda to be native 4K on the Xbox. If you want native 4K, consider the PC (with powerful enough hardware) or the PS4 Pro. If you want to be really patient, you can wait until sometime towards the end of the year when Project
Scorpio is supposed to be released (or at least announced).
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Thanks for your reply. I am a PC gamer at heart and I'd rather play games on a PC as WASD and a mouse makes more sense to me than a controller, however after getting a new TV for Christmas and seeing that a 4K player is around 200.00, I decided that for
another 50 bucks, I could have a player and a console as well... I'm just a little thrown off and confused to why in the video settings it allows you to set it to 4K, that right there made me think it could play a Native 4K game.. anyway, thanks for clearing
this up.

Internet Expert

The Xbox One S is not a native 4K gaming console. It will render games in 1080p, and then upscale them to 4K resolution. That is what the upgraded hardware has made it able to do.

It is able to play 4K UHD Blu-Rays and render the system menu in 4K, but anything gaming-related is just upscaled 1080p.

Don't expect Mass Effect Andromeda to be native 4K on the Xbox. If you want native 4K, consider the PC (with powerful enough hardware) or the PS4 Pro. If you want to be really patient, you can wait until sometime towards the end of the year when Project
Scorpio is supposed to be released (or at least announced).

Bronco2CJ

The Xbox One S is not a native 4K gaming console. It will render games in 1080p, and then upscale them to 4K resolution. That is what the upgraded hardware has made it able to do.

It is able to play 4K UHD Blu-Rays and render the system menu in 4K, but anything gaming-related is just upscaled 1080p.

Don't expect Mass Effect Andromeda to be native 4K on the Xbox. If you want native 4K, consider the PC (with powerful enough hardware) or the PS4 Pro. If you want to be really patient, you can wait until sometime towards the end of the year when Project
Scorpio is supposed to be released (or at least announced).

Thanks for your reply. I am a PC gamer at heart and I'd rather play games on a PC as WASD and a mouse makes more sense to me than a controller, however after getting a new TV for Christmas and seeing that a 4K player is around 200.00, I decided that for
another 50 bucks, I could have a player and a console as well... I'm just a little thrown off and confused to why in the video settings it allows you to set it to 4K, that right there made me think it could play a Native 4K game.. anyway, thanks for clearing
this up.

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CalvinClownz

Thats unfortunate, it would be nice if MS would notice that some users would prefer to use their own designs. Yet thanks for the answer

An answer would be nice. Thank you.