Batman spin-off Gotham Knight will be released later this year. But if you want to go back to older games before that, Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham Knight might be worth playing. Because this game may bring some enhancements to the new console.
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In the UI update blog released by Microsoft, foreign media found the icon of "Batman: Arkham Knight". As shown above, you can see that there is an Xbox Series X/S enhancement logo below the icon. If you log in to your Xbox now, then you'll find that it's no longer there. This could be a Microsoft "blunder."
Batman: Arkham Knight is currently running at 900P/30FPS on Xbox One, and currently Xbox One X and Xbox Series S/X don't have any enhancements.
Developer Rocksteady is busy working on their new book, Suicide Squad: Kill justice league, scheduled for 2022, on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X.