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发表于 2018-3-10 14:39 · 黑龙江
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本帖最后由 phx496 于 2018-3-10 14:46 编辑
Floating point calculations need to be adapted from 40-bit to 32-bit, with potential implications for aspects like collision detection, but Microsoft's aim here is clear - to be able to host game code on their virtualised Xbox 360 and for it to run as close as possible to original hardware.
And then there are the games that previously worked, but didn't work very well. Our early tests of Xbox 360 titles running on Xbox One threw up a host of issues - specifically, areas where the emulator's enforced v-sync could see games that ran at 30fps drop down to 20fps. And then there was Halo Reach, a flagship title of crucial importance to the backwards compatibility programme that just didn't come up to the required standard. It proved to be the catalyst that saw Microsoft revisit its testing procedures, leading to existing back-compat titles being revamped with improved performance.
"Yeah, we absolutely did [that] and take some credit for it, actually. It was the review of Reach that sort of put us on the spot. Basically, what happened when we first started doing these games, we got things to run and because we were able to emulate the 360 on the One, we were quite pleased with ourselves and so we started pushing out games and a lot of our testing was subjective," Stillwell explains.
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