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What does the Xbox Series X have that the Playstation 5 Pro doesn't?

While the PlayStation 5 Pro is the most powerful games console, the Xbox Series X offers features like Smart Delivery and Quick Resume.

What does the Xbox Series X have that the Playstation 5 Pro doesn't?

The Xbox Series X boasts several features that distinguish it from the PlayStation 5 Pro. One notable feature is Smart Delivery, which ensures gamers automatically receive the best available version of a game for their hardware. Additionally, Quick Resume allows players to suspend up to three games and resume exactly where they left off, a feature absent from the PS5 Pro.

The Series X also supports Dolby Vision for games, unlike the PS5 Pro, which only supports Dolby Vision for movies and HDR10 for games. Game Pass, Microsoft's subscription service, offers access to almost every first-party Xbox game at launch and provides Game Pass Ultimate subscribers with access to third-party titles and indies on PC and handheld devices.

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