Aniimo Console Update: What Season 1 Part 2 Adds
Aniimo’s October 28 Season 1 Part 2 notice lists two new console settings, Xbox PC DX12 startup support, and console performance and graphics optimizations. It specifically names slower menu response, Egg Heist frame drops, Homeland loading, and memory use on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. These are developer-published changes, not a benchmark or a guarantee that every device has received the same build.
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Specific Xbox crash notice
For the narrowly scoped long Holo-Battle Interlink crash fix on Xbox, see the specific crash notice guide; it does not generalize the fix to every platform or mode.
What the notice says changed
The official notice separates console-specific work into new features and performance or visual optimizations. The table below paraphrases those listed items; it does not report independent hardware tests.
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| Area | Change listed by the developer | What the notice does not establish | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Privacy and identity | A setting can hide the platform Online ID. | It does not specify every screen where the ID is hidden. | |
| Guidance | A setting can disable the console guidance system. | It does not say all tutorials or help prompts are removed. | |
| Xbox PC startup | DX12 startup is supported. | It does not say DX12 is required or that it fixes every startup failure. | |
| Menus | Menu lag and slow input response were optimized. | No measured input-latency result is published. | |
| Operation: Egg Heist | Frame drops were optimized. | No frame-rate target or before-and-after benchmark is given. | |
| Homeland | Loading speed on entry was optimized. | No loading-time measurement is published. | |
| PS5 and Xbox Series X | S | Memory use was optimized to improve stability. | The notice does not quantify memory or promise that all crashes are fixed. |
| Rendering | PSSR AI super-resolution is supported and VRS is integrated. | No resolution, frame-rate, or image-quality comparison is supplied. |
What to check on your own build
- Read the game’s version or update notice on the platform where you play; record the exact version and date before comparing behavior.
- On a console, inspect Settings for the platform Online ID and console-guidance options. Their presence is a check against the notice, not proof that a particular privacy setting applies everywhere.
- On Xbox PC, record the available startup or graphics options before changing anything. The announcement confirms DX12 startup support but does not prescribe a universal setting.
- If you are comparing menu response, Egg Heist frame pacing, Homeland loading, or stability, keep the same device, scene, save, and settings. Record observations rather than attributing a difference to the update without a controlled comparison.
No console or Xbox PC gameplay session, frame-time capture, memory measurement, or crash reproduction was performed for this guide. The steps above are a verification checklist, not a repair procedure.
How this relates to the version 1.1 calendar
The existing Aniimo version 1.1 update and codes guide covers the earlier event calendar and code-confirmation questions. This page focuses on the later Part 2 console section, so dates and event schedules should be checked in that guide and in the current in-game notice rather than inferred from performance notes.
Frequently asked questions
Does the update guarantee better FPS on every console?
No such guarantee or FPS target appears in the notice. It lists optimizations for specified symptoms and platforms; it provides no benchmark results.
Is DX12 required for Aniimo on Xbox PC?
The notice says Xbox PC now supports DX12 startup. It does not say DX12 is mandatory or that it is the correct choice for every PC.
Does “hide platform Online ID” hide every account identifier?
The announcement only describes a setting to hide the platform Online ID. It does not define all account identifiers or every place where they may appear.
Does the stability item mean PS5 and Xbox crashes are fixed?
No. The notice says memory use on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S was optimized to improve stability. It does not say all crash causes were removed.
Were the listed changes tested on this site’s hardware?
No. This guide summarizes the official notice and gives a way to check your own version. It does not claim console gameplay or performance testing.
Source
Sources checked 2026-10-31: Aniimo official Season 1 Part 2 update and known-issues notice, published 2026-10-28. See also the official Season 1 Part 2 announcement.