When playing GoldenEye 007 on your Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S, you may notice that there is a lot of stutters. To see how you can potentially fix this issue, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Seeking Tech. 1. To start off, you can try enabling Variable Refresh Rate … Read more
You can adjust the aspect ratio and filed of view in the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S versions of Goldeneye 007. To see how you can change the display area for this classic game, you can follow the steps laid out in this article from Seeking Tech. 1. To begin, make sure you … Read more
The classic GoldenEye 007 can be played with inverted controls on your Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S console. To find out can change it so that you will look down while moving the analog sticks upwards, as well as look up when moving the stick downwards, you can take a look at this … Read more
The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S versions of GoldenEye 007 supports multiple control layouts. You can also use your own custom button layout as well as set the dead zone and sensitivity level to your liking. To find out how you can change the control scheme for this classic first-person shooter, you can … Read more
With the quick resume feature for the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S versions of Monster Hunter Rise, you should be able to boot back into the game to exactly where to left off. However, many players have found that the game will often crash instead, causing it to restart. As a result, they … Read more
Hi-Fi Rush is an Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S action game that requires you to time your actions based on the rhythm of the background music. As a result, the music needs to be in synched or you may have a difficult time creating attack combos as well as dodging incoming attacks. To … Read more
Hi-Fi Rush is a brand new first-party game for the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. In this action title, you need to attack and dodge enemies based on the rhythm of the music. As a result, having low latency is crucial. If you find that you are experiencing a lot of input lag … Read more
Like the normal DualSense, the new DualSense Edge also features adaptive triggers. When used, the L2 and R2 buttons will require more pressure to press down. If you would rather use these triggers normally and/or would like to save on the battery life of the controller, then you can make this effect weaker. You can … Read more
Just like the regular DualSense, you are able to change the haptic feedback intensity of the premium DualSense Edge controller. This is helpful if you don’t find the default intensity level suitable and/or want to extend the battery life of the game pad before needing to recharge it again. To find out how to do … Read more
With the DualSense Edge, you are able to adjust the volume and game/chat audio balance for the headset, headphones or ear phones you have directly connected to the premium controller without pausing the game session and opening the system menu on your PlayStation 5. To see how you can do so, you can take a … Read more