Hey, did you know that your Xbox One S has HDR support for a selection of games? Neither did I!
Having bought the console on a whim because it’s white, I didn’t really look into what benefits the Xbox One S had over the original version, though I did see that side-eye tweet Microsoft made towards the PS4 Pro, which was pretty glorious. It turns out that the newer console has quite a lot going for it, including HDR support, which makes games more colorful; and “pop” more on certain 4K TVs.
HDR (high-dynamic-range) has been used in photography for a long time – you may have even noticed it on your iPhone already. It aims to make whites whiter and blacks blacker, particularly when it’s a darkly lit scene. HDR also introduces a broader range of colours and is focused on bringing added realism to video games.
Although it doesn’t exactly have a broad range of games currently boasting HDR support at the moment, more will follow in the future, according to Xbox marketing boss Aaron Greenberg. HDR also isn’t a gigantic leap forwards in terms of sheer graphical quality, though it’s a nice little change.
Here are all the Xbox One games currently with HDR support and those that have plans to bring it in the future. A nice (if short) mix of AAA and indie games.
– Battlefield 1
– Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
– Final Fantasy XV
– Forza Horizon 3
– Gears of War 4
– Hitman
– Mass Effect Andromeda
– NBA 2K17
– Pure Chess Ultra
– ReCore (to be added)
– Resident Evil 7
– The Elder Scrolls Online
– World of Tanks
Looking for more bang for your Xbox buck? Check out this list of all the games currently available on the console exclusive EA Access. Don’t have a 4K TV to go with your Xbox One S? The Samsung UN55KU6300 55-Inch
READ MORE:Â PS4 GAMES WITH HDR SUPPORT: THE FULL LIST
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