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Dirt 5 Drops New Xbox Series S Gameplay Trailer, Launch Title Confirmed
Dirt 5 is now confirmed to be a launch day title for the Xbox Series X and S and to celebrate, we've got a new trailer showing off the dirt conquering glory experienced on the upcoming S system.
In the trailer at the top of the article, we can see how Dirt 5 performs on the Xbox Series S. The S is a slightly less powerful, though no less impressive, version of the Series X and features a discless console for those that go all-in on digital downloads.
Dirt 5 will also utilize Xbox Smart Delivery technology to ensure that current gen versions of the racing game are optimized for the Xbox Series S with 1440p gameplay and 60fps.
The Xbox Series S offers an incredibly accessible entry point into the next generation, coming in at $299. As seen in the gameplay above, the performance is sleek and the textures are downright gorgeous. This video is a solid look at what sort of power the S has in terms of performance, which is perfect for those on the fence about diving headfirst into the new generation ahead.
Dirt 5 officially launches on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on November 6 with a Series X launch date set in stone thanks to the next gen optimization.
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