First, Loftis mentions how the Scorpio will be able to support 4K resolution games, meaning the upcoming console’s hardware allows for a better visual quality than the Xbox One’s 1080p.
In detail, she notes:
However, the interviewer also asks about frame rate comparisons between the Xbox One and Scorpio, and she replies:
For more clarification, she adds:
So Microsoft chose to keep the Xbox One and Project Scorpio frame rate to be the same, while upgrading the Scorpio’s maximum playable resolution? Then what about Scorpio exclusives?
As one of her final notes, Loftis states that there is no definite price tag for Project Scorpio as of yet, but it will be considered as a “more premium piece of hardware”.
You can view the Project Scorpio teaser here:
What are your thoughts about Project Scorpio? Do you agree with Microsoft’s decision to keep Project Scorpio’s frame rate the same as the Xbox One? Please leave a comment below!
