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Reader Discussion: Are You Interested In Titanfall On 360?
Today we learned a little more about the Xbox 360 version of Titanfall. The last-gen version, which releases next week, will include all the same content as the Xbox One and PC iterations, but with a hit to the framerate. Since there are still more Xbox 360s out in the wild than Xbox Ones, we want to hear if you're interested in picking up Bluepoint Game's version of Titanfall.
The Xbox 360 version of the game has all the same maps, modes, pilots, titans, weapons, 6 vs. 6 multiplayer, and burn cards. On paper, it's the same exact game. However, Bluepoint Games admits the framerate runs somewhere in the ballpark of 30 fps. Is this a deal breaker for you, or are you willing to play a lesser version of the same game if it means not having to buy an Xbox One or upgrading your PC?
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