Halo Infinite drew its full game behind the pause menu. Fixing that saved fifteen percent. Many games keep drawing the whole world behind menus. Behind pause screens and lobbies too. The player cannot see any of it. But the graphics chip works flat out on those hidden frames. Microsoft fixed that pause menu, and its power use fell by fifteen percent. Players did not notice any difference. GreenCode's research review draws on this work. Here is the fix you can use today. Behind a pause menu or a blurred overlay, drop the resolution or frame rate. Cap the frame rate in menus and lobbies. Then measure power in every game state, not only during play. Tools like the Xbox Sustainability Toolkit and PowerJoular show the power draw. Across millions of players, small savings add up. GreenCode helps tackle this by finding the code driving processor, memory and network demand. Then it rewrites it, so the same features run on the hardware already installed. That was GreenCode Tech Tip number sixty-four. Follow for the next tip, and find more on greencode.ai/tech-tips.