Yesterday, we reported that Xbox's Mike Ybarra recently reiterated that Project Scorpio games won't be held back by the original Xbox One and that developers will have complete freedom in how to use the new console's additional power. Following Ybarra's statements, Xbox's head Phil Spencer further elaborated on the matter, reassuring players that there won't be any broken game experience.

　　On his official Twitter profile, Phil Spencer confirmed that framerate for Project Scorpio games will be determined by the developer, adding that fear that without any limitations studios will create broken experience is misguided.

　　Shannon says right in the quote that framerate is determined by the developer, same thing Mike said which is the truth.

　　— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) May 20, 2017

　　Fear that without platform holders limiting studios that they will create broken game experiences is misguided.

　　— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) May 20, 2017

　　At the end, players will have to trust developers that they will try to build the bext experience for their players.

　　Trust that devs will try to build the best experience for their players, that's a good bet.

　　— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) May 20, 2017

　　Project Scorpio was originally announced during last year's E3, but its final specs have only been revealed recently, and in a rather unusual way. This was done so that the reveal would feel more authentic, according to what Phil Spencer himself revealed in a recent interview.

　　While the console's final design has yet to be revealed, we have managed to take a good look at the dev kit in the past few weeks. A recently shared video showcases the many uses of the front panel, which can be used for things other than keep track of performance.

　　Project Scorpio launches this year in all regions. Microsoft plans to reveal more about their upcoming console next month during the E3, so stay tuned for all the latest news about Project Scorpio.