US EditionBattlefield 6 Will Be Better for Everyone Thanks to the Xbox Series S
Developers resolved memory crashes on Xbox Series S over several months, resulting in a stable 1080p 60 frames per second gameplay experience, enhancing overall game stability.
- Battlefield 6 launched on October 10, 2025, across Windows PC, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PS5 platforms.
- The developers faced significant challenges due to the Xbox Series S’s limited memory, which caused frequent level crashes 6 to 12 months before launch.
- The team conducted extensive testing and data analysis to optimize memory usage, leading to specific fixes that improved performance and stability on the Series S.
- Technical director Christian Buhl noted that the Xbox Series S has a smaller memory capacity compared to their mid-range PC setup, but after optimizing the game, it now runs smoothly at a consistent 60 frames per second on that console.
- Optimizations for the Series S enhanced Battlefield 6's overall stability and performance across all platforms, suggesting a stronger experience for all players.
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The release of Battlefield 6 is fast approaching and its arrival could make noise, a lot of noise, among the fans of FPS. And from what we have seen of the game, the latter could be technically impressive, taking full advantage of the capabilities of the latest generation consoles to offer us in particular completely destructible environments and a nervous and dynamic gameplay as we like it. A greedy game that will of course be focused on Xbox S…
According to the technology leader of the highly anticipated Battlefield 6 the multiplayer shooter benefited from the optimizations that had to be made for the Xbox Series S across all platforms. If Battlefield 6 is already stable and round on 10.10.2025, you can thank the small Xbox! Read more
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