What the Metro Redux Xbox Upgrades Mean for Returning Player…
Players who already own the Metro Redux games can revisit both titles on Xbox Series X|S at no extra cost, with new footage giving Series S owners a clearer idea of what to expect.
Players who already own the Metro Redux games can revisit both titles on Xbox Series X|S at no extra cost, with new footage giving Series S owners a clearer idea of what to expect.
Key points - Metro 2033 Redux and Metro Last Light Redux have received free upgrades for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. - The upgrades are out now and free for previous owners of the games. - Gameplay footage from Fuzion Xbox Testing shows how both upgrades look and perform. - The footage reveals how the two upgrades look and perform specifically on Xbox Series S. - The footage revealed some interesting details that were not previously known.
Timeline - Prior to release: Reports covered Metro 2033 Redux and Metro Last Light Redux getting free Xbox Series X|S upgrades. - Now: The next-gen upgrades are out and free for previous owners. - After release: Fuzion Xbox Testing footage shows how both upgrades look and perform, including on Xbox Series S.
FAQ
Q: Do I have to pay for the Metro Redux next-gen upgrades? A: No. The upgrades are free for previous owners of Metro 2033 Redux and Metro Last Light Redux on Xbox.
Q: Which consoles are the upgrades for? A: They're available for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.
Q: Where can I see how the upgrades look and perform? A: Footage from the YouTube channel Fuzion Xbox Testing shows both upgrades, including how they look and perform on Xbox Series S.
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