Gameplay footage of the Xbox 360 version of Titanfall reared its head online thanks to a video uploaded to YouTube from Twitch user CityFlex.
Viewers should note that the video is compressed. Additionally, CityFlex is eventually disconnected from the game after playing a match with a number of other users. Developer Respawn has previously stated the game's servers will not be turned on until launch.
Bluepoint Games, the studio behind the development of the 360 release, has previously confirmed Titanfall will feature all content from Xbox One and Windows PC versions of the game despite the fact that Titanfall will run just above 30 frames per second rather than 60 frames per second, due to hardware differences.
"Titanfall on the Xbox 360 is the true experience: all the maps, modes, pilots, titans, weapons, burn cards, you name it, found in the Xbox One and PC versions," senior producer Daryl Allison wrote. "The game looks great, sounds great, and above all it plays great. There are of course some technical differences that are due to the technical limitations of the hardware — for example, the game runs above 30fps — but rest assured, the intense 6v6 wall-running, titan dropping action is all there."
Titanfall's Xbox 360 version was delayed last month; it was originally slated to launch alongside the Xbox One and PC versions of the game, but was pushed back to March 25 to give Bluepoint "the time they need to put the finishing touches on the current-gen version of the game," according to EA executive vice president Patrick Söderlund.
Titanfall now launches April 8 on Xbox 360. The game received a 9 out of 10 from Polygon when it launched on Xbox One. "Titanfall is the rare game that feels like it came out on top of the few compromises Respawn has had to make," the review reads. "Sliding the spectacle and holy shit moments of an epic campaign among bold, fast multiplayer that steals unlikely elements, Respawn has made them shine like they belonged there all along. Titanfall may not mark the same kind of sea change that Modern Warfare started but the pieces are all there in a game that delivers on its potential as the next big thing."
