The Expanse: Osiris Reborn feels incredibly Xbox 360, for better and for worse
THE SO WHAT
A new title that feels “Xbox 360-era” after a short hands-on is a data point that visual fidelity and nostalgia alone don’t carry modern engagement. Studios trying to stretch older engines or design patterns to hit current-gen expectations should budget more for systems depth and replayability, not just graphics polish.
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