Over the last days Xbox e Bungie teamed up with the professional snowboarder Grant Giller to beat the title of the Guinness World Record for the largest projected video game screen. After being inspired by the suggestive slopes and frozen craters of Destiny 2: Beyond the Light, Microsoft products he decided to project on a screen beyond 1.800 square meters surface on the side of the Copper Mountain, in Colorado, in order to earn the award of a Guinness World Record. Through a workstation equipped with a Xbox Series X, Giller had the opportunity to play the title by reproducing the scene thanks to the huge projectors installed along the slope of the mountain.
Despite the extreme cold conditions, all the necessary equipment used to make it possible to achieve this Guinness World Record were able to maintain excellent performance even during the snowstorms that occurred on several occasions during the shooting, without having any kind of system problem. In addition, the mountain has also provided a strong enough fiber internet connection for the Xbox Series X, which allows players to have a perfect gaming experience, without any visual or gaming delays, even in extreme conditions like the one faced here.
Champion Grant Giller was able to play Destiny 2: Beyond the Light at a frame rate of 60fps and 4K resolution, although the performance achieved on a screen of this size may have changed the final visual effect. , thanks to the recent next-generation update of the game, which is currently available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PlayStation 5. This particular mountain play session took place after the athlete spent his day snowboarding on Colorado's Copper Mountain with a custom Destiny 2 snowboard and a gorgeous Xbox-themed Christmas sweater.
We set the @GWR record for the largest projected video game display in the world by playing Destiny 2: Beyond Light on a mountaintop using Xbox Series X. (Yes, you read that correctly.)
Check it out: https://t.co/DkzVGUdbZS pic.twitter.com/3pf0ht4aEc
- Xbox (@Xbox) December 15, 2020
