Playing older games on the new generation of consoles is quite often better gratitude to the improved power, however Microsoft is making things a step further with another feature called FPS Boost for Xbox Series X and Series S. FPS Boost will give a frame rate increment to certain backward-compatible Xbox One titles when played on current-generation Xbox consoles, multiplying or quadrupling the games’ original frame rates.

FPS Boost will at first be accessible for five games: Far Cry 4, New Super Lucky’s Tale, Sniper Elite 4, EA Sports UFC 4, and Watch Dogs 2. The frame rate for every one of these games will be altogether expanded, as indicated by Microsoft, which implies 60 fps on account of UFC 4, or as far as possible up to 120 fps for New Super Lucky’s Tale.

Microsoft said Wednesday in a Xbox Wire post that the organization “partnered closely with developers to enhance the experience while maintaining the game’s original intent” for titles that help FPS Boost.

When the feature goes live, players will actually want to open the “Manage Game” choice and find another menu called “Compatibility Options.” Here players can turn on highlights like Auto HDR and FPS Boost if it’s accessible in the game they’re playing. Then, a small icon will inform players as to whether FPS Boost is on once they press the Nexus button.

Microsoft doesn’t have a firm release date for FPS Boost yet, yet makes reference to that it’s planned to be important for the current year’s spring console update. On top of a release date, players can anticipate declarations of new games that will uphold FPS Boost in the coming months.