When the title first launched on Windows 10, Gears of War: Ultimate Edition had a few problems. The biggest one that outraged the PC Master Race club was having the frame rate capped at just 30 FPS. I mean, what's the point of having a sick rig if games don't look any better than they do on a console?
Announced during last year's E3, the Gears of War: Ultimate Edition is now available on Windows 10 via the Windows Store. The game is a remake of the original title on the PC - meaning that the bonus content that was on that version is here - with better graphics and multiplayer fixes that are more in line with later versions.
If you've waited to play any of the Gears of War games until the Ultimate Edition that was released this past August, you're in luck. Owners of the game on the Xbox One will receive "tokens" for all of the Gears games that have been released as part of the whole "backwards compatibility" push on the system.
Do you ever stop to think back to that "Mad World" trailer for Gears of War and think to yourself, "man, wouldn't that be great if it was in high res and utilized tech from today?" If so, I have some questions for you about your day-to-day thought processes, but I also am here bearing gifts. Enjoy the Gears of War:...
When Co-Optimus writes the definite history of co-op gaming, one series that will feature will be Gears of War. The quality may have dwindled a little over time, but the first outing is a stone cold co-op classic. The Gears of War: Ultimate Edition gives you the chance to replay the game on the Xbox One and now there is a console bundle as well.
Go ahead and admit it, you've missed that do-rag. Well get ready for its glorious return in Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, coming to Xbox One on August 25. This is a remastering of the original Gears of War only, and graphical fidelity aside, most of the improvements are to the multiplayer side of things.
