“Is there a reason to buy the $69.99 Xbox Series X version instead of the $59.99 Xbox One version? Looks like both versions play on both systems, so what’s the difference?”

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• They are actually different versions. The Series X version will have up to 4K 120FPS, global raytracing and faster load times that utilize the SSD and Series X architecture.

  Answered by Shaman 5 years ago

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• The Xbox One version just states that it is "playable" on Series X, so you're playing a Xbox One game on the Series X.

  Answered by Jonn 5 years ago

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• The Xbox Series X version will support next-gen ray tracing, higher refresh rate, etc. Most of the third party games could not hit 120fps, I assume that it will run at 4K about 50-60 fps. If you bought the Xbox One version, likely the refresh rate will be locked at 30 fps, and with no ray tracing either.

  Answered by Lewi 5 years ago

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