Xbox's Jason Ronald teases possible return of FPS Boost, as Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles gets major updates and Xbox Free Play Days offers prominent Ubisoft titles.
In a snippet that will intrigue long-time Xbox enthusiasts, Jason Ronald has hinted at the potential revival of the Xbox FPS Boost program. According to Pure Xbox, Ronald stated that “the team is cooking on a number of things,” prompting speculation among fans. The FPS Boost program, which ended back in 2021, was immensely popular, enhancing the frame rates of older Xbox titles on newer consoles like the Series X and Series S. While no concrete details were provided, the message suggests that Xbox is possibly looking into revamping or returning the program to further capitalize on its console’s capabilities.
Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles Expands Content
For fans of Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles, exciting developments are underway. As reported by the Xbox Wire, the game has received its largest update, aligning the console version with the more developed PC version. This update is a part of a significant expansion in content, led by the solo developer Tomas Sala. Two new DLCs, “Verne Bannerless” and “Medieval Houses,” are now available. The console update is a much-anticipated enhancement, bringing the Xbox version up to speed with recent developments already seen on PC. This effort continues the steady evolution of the game since its original release in 2024, signifying a commitment to maintaining and growing its player base with meaningful content additions.
Free Play Days with Ubisoft Titles
This weekend, Xbox players will have the chance to explore several well-known Ubisoft titles during a Free Play Days event. According to Xbox Wire, titles like “FARCRY 6,” “Assassin’s Creed Odyssey,” “Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora,” “Skull and Bones,” and “The Crew Motorfest” are available at no cost to all Xbox members from October 1st to October 4th. This selection offers a diverse range of genres and game styles, appealing to a wide audience. Additionally, accessing these titles does not require an Xbox Game Pass membership, broadening participation for those who might be considering a deeper engagement with Ubisoft’s expansive offerings.
