If the display does not support VRR, playing at 60Hz will provide a smoother gameplay experience.

If the display supports variable refresh rate (VRR), enabling this feature may reduce the impact of this issue.

When playing Halo: Combat Evolved’s campaign with Anniversary graphics enabled on an Xbox Series X console and at 4K 120Hz, the framerate may drop noticeably in some areas and/or create noticeable screen tearing.

The following are active issues for Series X|S enhancements as of 7 in build 1.1955.0.0.

Quick Resume and Smart Delivery are supported.

In-game high dynamic range (HDR) options have been added to the Settings menu.

Reduced or removed performance throttles from the original titles.

Four player splitscreen runs at 60 frames per second (FPS).

Several enhancements to the split screen experience.

Adjusting FOV requires the console to be set to 60Hz output, FOV will be locked to default value when the console is set to 120Hz output.

Field of View (FOV) can be adjusted via a slider that ranges from 70 to 120 degrees.

Both Xbox Series X and Series S will run similar “enhanced” graphics settings as PC.

Xbox Series S: 1080p resolution at 60 or 120Hz in both single player and two player split screen modes.

Xbox Series X: 4K resolution at 60 or 120Hz in both single player and two player split screen modes.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection has been optimized to take full advantage of the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles. Below is a breakdown of the features available on Xbox Series X|S: Read on for the full Halo MCC update 1.1955 patch notes!ĭetails on the Xbox Series X and Series S enhancements are listed below. 343 Industries has released a new 42GB update for Halo Master Chief Collection, brining with it Series X and Series S enhancements amongst other features and improvements.

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