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Level Up: Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War forecasts a cloudy future for next-gen upgrades

Level Up: Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War forecasts a cloudy future for next-gen upgrades

Posted on August 30, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The generational leap to PS5 and Xbox Series X is going to be a strange one. Given we’ve already reached the heights of photorealistic visual fidelity, all of the changes moving forward will be small, iterative steps to make the overall experience faster and more immersive. 

As a result, many of the games that arrived on the current generation of consoles will be compatible, taking advantage of the similar architecture to ensure players will have a huge library to jump into right away, much of which will use the new hardware to produce sharper visuals and smoother performance. 

Microsoft’s introduction of Smart Delivery ensures that a number of publishers and developers can provide free upgrades to the new consoles, transferring saves, achievements and other personal information over at no extra cost.
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