Will The Next Xbox Have An Internal Physics Engine? [VIDEO]

General news News Xbox Xbox News 03/15/2019

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The next Xbox machine (or machines?) could be quite powerful!

The video below talks about how Microsoft has filed a patent that seems to hint at the next Xbox model having an internal physics engine. The onboard module would thus offer physical help for the next-gen titles. For example – and bear with us, it’s a stupid one -, if there’s a car explosion in a game, then this internal physics engine would deal with the debris spreading around after the car blew up. Thus, it would take some weight off the console’s CPU’s shoulders. The rumours say the next-gen Xbox might use an AMD Zen 2 CPU and NAVI GPU.

Previously we already discussed it in detail, but the rumours claim the next Xbox might have two versions – the Lockhart codenamed model (8 core CPU, 4+ TFLOPS Navi GPU, 12 GB GDDR6 memory) would have no disc drive, saving costs and lowering the price, and the other model, codenamed Anaconda (8 core CPU, 12+ TFLOPS Navi GPU, 16 GB GDDR6 memory), would serve as the next-gen iteration of the Xbox One X. The consoles might come in late 2020, with Halo: Infinite as a launch title.

We wonder what Sony might be up to with the unnamed PlayStation 5.

Source: WCCFTech

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