Xbox Series S and third partys

JODOVALO · Jun 30, 2022

I have Xbox Series S and I have to say that performance XS would have to be more transparent. I want to see in section information game reolution, fps and changes about game. Its a joke that third party say patch XS and you see 900p 60 fps dying light 2 for example WHAT??????¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ ‍♂️‍♂️‍♂️‍♂️new generation????? No HDR, No Ray Tracing, whats the mater......?.

There is games very good performance Series S as The medium, Inmortal fenix rising, watchdogs legion, and all games microsoft new generation,(forza,halo,gears,flying simulator.....).

Microsoft would have to say thirds partys Techland for example, cd project that Xbox Series S is anew generation console, and they would have to be more professionals when you put ticket game perfotmance XS. ( ciberpunk 1080p 30 fps only, not 60 fps ,,,,,dyling light 2 mode fps. 900p downgrade and 60 fps.....) If all thirds partys make the same buffffffffff .

Users must to know what performance have a game XS in information game and updates historial to see also.

Xbox Series S is not Xbox one fat , its more better. More interest third partys, more resolution, more fps , more hdr , more ray tracing , abandone comfort zone and get all the performance.

I had Xbox Series X and I change for series S, its a console very interesting and small.

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John P_14

Hi and thanks for reaching out. I hope you’re doing well. I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user like you and I'll be happy to help you.

Xbox wireless controllers, including the latest Xbox Wireless Controllers included with the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles, are compatible with the Xbox Series S. In addition, some older Xbox One wireless controllers work with the Xbox Series S. As for third-party wireless controllers, the compatibility depends on the specific controller and whether it is designed to work with the Xbox wireless protocol. The Ant eSports controller you mentioned appears to be a third-party controller designed for PC gaming, and it may not be compatible with the Xbox Series S.

JosefLBohorquez

Other than that we may need to wait until they start doing things better with the Series S, let's wait for the best

JosefLBohorquez

Hi and thanks for reaching Microsoft Xbox gamer's community. My name is Josef.

I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft Xbox user like you.

Hope you're doing great today Jodovalo

Sorry to hear that you're not satisfied with actual performance on third party games, sincerely that depends on how developers optimize the game for the console

I face the same issue, I personally have and purchased the Series S due to it's size and good performance for 1080p gaming

I think that this situation is going to be better as soon as developers focus only on next gen titles

SwordofWhedon

There is no such thing as a series one S, do you have a one S or a series S? If it has a disc Drive it's a one S

If you purchase the Xbox one version it will work on both systems, but the series version will work on series

Unfortunately since you bought the code from a third-party retailer no refunds are available, and since you redeemed the code it's unlikely Amazon would refund you because they can't take it back

The Series version is playable on the cloud via GamePass Ultimate

Obsessive Power

Hello,

There isn't a specific adaptor for the Series X/S controllers for PC. The current adaptor works just fine with these newer controllers, however it is now in very short supply. There are third party ones available that do the same thing.

The Xbox 360 wireless controllers use a different WIFI protocol, they need their own Xbox 360 wireless Gaming Receiver.

Xbox One and Series X/S controllers can be connected to PC via Bluetooth, but headsets will only work with the Xbox One adaptor (or a third party version), they won't work when the controller is connected via BT

Xbox Series S and third partys