Community MetaSteam | July 2020 - Blood on the Horizon
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Tetris Effect has been sold out out to anyone who will pay them. I expect an imminent Steam version to be cockblocked by Stadia six months from now.
i gave up and got it on quest not too long ago. probably looks better running off a pc but i figured for a tetris game it wasn't a bit deal
game pass app trying to yank my chain putting this up already smh
Infinite looks shit, and I say that as a big Halo fan.Everything looks cheap.
They shouldnt have chased 4K/60.
They shouldnt have chased 4K/60.
Oculus' store won't even work for me because their installer can't even properly install my headset. I have a hackjob running it right now that I had to do. I would have bought it from them at least.
EDIT: Oh, coming to the MS Store? I'll buy it there unless it's included with gamepass.
Stupid question, maybe, but was it possible to buy a gift copy of Gears 5 + Tactics when the price error occurred? If so, does anybody have one in their inventory they're willing to sell?
EDIT: Oh, coming to the MS Store? I'll buy it there unless it's included with gamepass.
Stupid question, maybe, but was it possible to buy a gift copy of Gears 5 + Tactics when the price error occurred? If so, does anybody have one in their inventory they're willing to sell?
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so made a few threads from the Xbox showcase news and few news around that
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and these two released yesterday
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News - Bomb Rush Cyberfunk - delayed to 2022 | Boostpack Set Radio
Team Reptile brings you Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, 1 second per second of highly advanced funkstyle. In a world from the mind of Dion Koster, where self-styled crews are equipped with personal boostpacks, new heights of graffiti are reached. Start your own cypher and dance, paint, trick, face off with...
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News - Echo Generation (Cococucumber) - announced for 2021
Riverbond developer Cococucumber announced turn-based adventure game Echo Generation for Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and PC ( Steam) during the Xbox Games Showcase pre-show. It will launch in 2021. It’s the summer of 1993. You and your friends set out to investigate the source of a mysterious...
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News - Balan Wonderworld (Square + Yuji Naka) - announced for Spring 2021
Square Enix announced Balan Wonderworld, a new 3D action platformer from Yuji Naka and Naoto Ohshima, during the Xbox Games Showcase pre-show. It will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam in spring 2021. Welcome to a wondrous all-action...
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News - Avowed (by Obsidian) - announced for XO/XSX/PC , set in Eora (PoE universe)
Obsidian Entertainment is proud to present our next epic, first-person RPG set in the fantasy world of Eora.
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News - Forza Motorsport - announced for XSX/PC
This May marked 15 years since we released the first Forza. Forza Motorsport was born from the team’s passion for cars and games. Over the years, we came to see Forza as a community centered around cars, competition, and creativity. As the Forza franchise has expanded, so has the importance of...
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News - Fable (by Playground Games) - annonuced for PC/XSX
Fable returns with a new beginning for the legendary franchise. Explore a land of fantastical creatures and wondrous places. Developed by Playground Games for Xbox Series X and Windows 10.
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News - Stae of Decay 3 (Undead Labs) - announced for XSX/PC
The next evolution in State of Decay is currently in development, bringing fans the new ultimate in zombie survival simulation.
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News - The GUNK (by Image & Form) - announced for September 2021 (XO/XSX/PC)
https://imageform.se/game/the-gunk/ Thunderful Publishing and developer Image & Form Games announced The Gunk for Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and PC during the Xbox Games Showcase. It will launch in September 2021. From the creators of the SteamWorld franchise—the action series that tells the...
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News - Phantom Doctrine 2: The Cabal - announced
Explore the world in Phantom Doctrine 2: The Cabal to work out a dangerous terrorist organization in various locations around the globe. From exotic rainforests and secluded corners to bustling large metropolises. Get ready for an exciting espionage thriller. This time your mission is to...
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News - Ary and the Secret of Seasons - releasing September 1
MEDIA=steamstore]935570[/MEDIA] Journey across the magnificent world of Valdi! Ary and the Secret of Seasons is an award-winning adventure game following a young girl named Aryelle, or Ary, as she journeys across the great world of Valdi. By becoming the Guardian of Winter, Ary gains the...
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News - S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chernobyl (Stalker) - releasing April 28, 2022 for PC/Xbox
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Chernobyl Exclusion Zone has changed dramatically after the second massive explosion in year 2006. Violent mutants, deadly anomalies, warring factions have made the Zone a very tough place to survive. Nevertheless, artifacts of unbelievable value attracted many people called...
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News - Halo Infinite - Coming in 2020 as launch title for Xbox Scarlett
The Master Chief returns in Halo Infinite – the next chapter of the legendary franchise launching holiday 2020 with Project Scarlett. Developed by 343 Industries for Xbox One, Windows 10, and Project Scarlett, Halo Infinite continues the Halo 5: Guardians storyline and takes the franchise in...
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News - Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time - releasing August 21
Voiced by the original voice-actors, Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is an action platform game that spans across time and space, where your actions will determine a new legend! An Untold Adventure That Ties Into the Epic Series Finale Team up with trusted allies from the show to face off...
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News - Sable (Raw Fury) - coming 2021
Join Sable on her gliding, a rite of passage that will take her across vast deserts, through landscapes littered with fallen spaceships. Explore the desert at your own pace on your hoverbike, scale monumental ruins and encounter other nomads in the wilds whilst unearthing mysteries long...
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News - The Medium (Bloober Team) - announced for Holiday 2020 on PC/XO/XSX
You’ve Only Seen Half So Far Become a medium living in two different worlds: the real one and the spirit one. Haunted by the vision of a child’s murder, you travel to an abandoned hotel resort, which many years ago became the stage of an unthinkable tragedy. There you begin your search for...
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News - Psychonauts 2 - releasing August 25. 2021
Psychonauts 2 will still be coming to ALL promised platforms: PC, Mac, Linux, PS4, and of course - Xbox :) Razputin Aquato, trained acrobat and powerful young psychic, has realized his life long dream of joining the international psychic espionage organization known as the Psychonauts! But...
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News - The Artful Escape (Annapurna) - releasing September 9 on Xbox/Steam
DISCOVER WHO YOU AREN’T On the eve of his first performance, Francis Vendetti battles with the legacy of a dead folk legend and the cosmic wanderings of his own imagination. In this 2D adventure platformer, Francis, a teenage guitar prodigy, sets out on a psychedelic, multidimensional journey...
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News - Everwild by Rare - announced
Introducing EVERWILD, a brand new IP from Rare. Unique and unforgettable experiences await in a natural and magical world.
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News - Grounded (by Obsidian) - coming July 28 on Early access (v1.0 in 2021)
Grounded The world is a vast, beautiful and dangerous place – especially when you have been shrunk to the size of an ant. Explore, build and survive together in this first person, multiplayer, survival-adventure. Can you thrive alongside the hordes of giant insects, fighting to survive the...
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News - Tell Me Why (Dontnod/MS) - Chapter One on Aug 27, Two on Sep 3, Three on Sep 10
Set in small-town Alaska, Tell Me Why places you at the heart of a mystery in an intimate, true-to-life story where twins Tyler and Alyson Ronan use their extraordinary bond to unravel memories of a loving but troubled childhood. “The core mechanic of the game is the special bond Tyler and...
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News - Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II - annouced for XSX, PC
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News - Star Renegades (by Halcyon 6 dev) releasing on September 8
A tactical squad-based rogue-lite RPG set in an endless interplanetary rebellion against an evil authoritarian empire. Fusing a reactive, tactical turn-based battle system that emphasizes interrupts and counters, with a procedurally generated and emergent mission-based campaign and an...
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News - "DEATHLOOP" by Arkane Lyon [PC/PS5] - delayed to September 14
Deathloop - Bethesda.net Announced at the 2019 Bethesda Showcase, watch the announcement teaser for “DEATHLOOP,” a first-person action game from Arkane Lyon. IF AT FIRST YOU DON’T SUCCEED… DIE, DIE AGAIN From the team at Arkane Lyon comes an innovative take on first-person action. "DEATHLOOP"...
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|OT| - Carrion ( Devolver ) - The monster stuck in the vent
Publisher Devolver Digital and developer Phobia Game Studio (devs of By the devs of BUTCHER ) have announced “reverse horror game” Carrion for consoles and PC. It will launch in 2020. CARRION is a reverse horror game in which you assume the role of an amorphous creature of unknown origin...
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|OT| - Röki (Roki) - Every dark fairytale has its monster
https://www.unitedlabelgames.com/roki/ https://www.gog.com/game/roki Every dark fairytale has its monster. Röki is an adventure game inspired by Scandinavian folklore - a dark contemporary fairy tale underpinned by a touching narrative, an alluring art style, ancient puzzles and atmospheric...
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Thank you for putting this list togethernew ID@XBOX vid News - ID@Xbox launches Spotlight! series to highlight Indies during pandemic | XSX launch lineup vid
Here’s the full list below of the games that will definitely catch your eye!
12 Minutes (Luis Antonio / Annapurna, 2020): A romantic evening with your wife turns into a violent invasion, as a man breaks into your home, accuses your wife of murder and beats you to death. Only for you to wake up and find yourself stuck in a twelve-minute time loop, doomed to relive the same terror again and again.
Dead Static Drive (Team Fanclub, 2021): Dead Static Drive is about a nightmare roadtrip but it’s also about the extremes of personal circumstance the characters are put in and their emotional reaction to that circumstance. You have to choose who you can trust as you fight the horrors barely concealed underneath everyday domestic life.
Exo One (Future Friends Games, 2020): A strange signal… an alien craft… Exo One is a gravity-defying, interplanetary journey through space and time. Master a truly alien traversal system and move through enigmatic and desolate alien landscapes in ways you’ve never experienced. Use gravity and momentum to reach colossal speeds and exhilarating heights.
Lake (Whitethorn, 2021): It’s 1986 – Meredith Weiss takes a break from her career in the big city to deliver mail in her hometown. How will she experience two weeks in beautiful Providence Oaks, with its iconic lake and quirky community? And what will she do next? It’s up to you.
Last Stop (Annapurna, 2021): A game about secret lives, the ties that bind and how magic can be found in the mundane, Last Stop is a third-person adventure set in present day London, where you play as three separate characters whose worlds collide in the midst of a supernatural crisis.
Mad Streets (Craftshop Arts, 2020): Mad Streets is a quirky, physics based, multiplayer game which focuses on brutal hand to hand combat mixed with comedy and a vibrant art style but more importantly brings something satisfying and brand new to the table, in terms of how character’s physically interact with each other, in ways players haven’t felt before.
Sable (Shedwords / Raw Fury): Join Sable on her gliding, a rite of passage that will take her across vast deserts, through landscapes littered with fallen spaceships. Explore the desert at your own pace on your hoverbike, scale monumental ruins and encounter other nomads in the wilds whilst unearthing mysteries long forgotten.
Shredders (FoamPunch BV / I-Illusions, 2021): Shredders puts you on top of the coolest slopes, freeride spots and snowparks. It aims to recreate the sheer joy of riding down a mountain. Shredders will bring you high-end graphics, next-gen physics and a perfect blend between fun and realism, all in a social context. See you on the slopes in 2021!
Song of Iron (Escape, 2021): Song of Iron is a moody and provoking action adventure. A dive into a dark Nordic world full of mystery and danger. Your journey will take you far across the land of myths toward the home of the gods. Fight your way through man, monster and nature itself to reach the end.
The Artful Escape (Beethoven and Dinosaur / Annapurna, 2020): On the eve of his first performance, Francis Vendetti battles with the legacy of a dead folk legend and the cosmic wanderings of his own imagination. Francis, a teenage guitar prodigy, sets out on a psychedelic, multidimensional journey to inspire his stage persona.
The Ascent (Curve Digital/Neon Giant, 2021): The Ascent is a solo and co-op action RPG set in a cyberpunk world. The mega corporation that owns you and everyone, The Ascent Group, has just collapsed. Can you survive without it? Stop gangs and hostile corporations from taking over and discover what really happened.
The Big Con (Mighty Yell Studios, 2021): Flex your inner teenager in The Big Con, an adventure game where you hustle across the country as a teen trying to save your family video store. In classic 90s con movie style, you’ll get to persuade and pilfer your way to greatness using a whack of potential grifts.
The Falconeer (Wired Productions/Tomas Sala, 2020): The Falconeer is an open-world air combat game, featuring frenetic aerial dogfights and deep exploration of the mysterious open-world of The Great Ursee. Generations of poisonous decisions and treason swirl in the deep, as factions clash in a fight to preserve the past or flee its terrible consequences.
Tunic (Finji/Andrew Shouldice): Tunic is an action adventure game about a small fox in a big world, who must explore the countryside, fight monsters, and discover secrets. Crafted to evoke feelings of classic action adventure games, Tunic will challenge the player with unique items, skillful combat techniques, and arcane mysteries as our hero forges their way through an intriguing new world.
Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer’s Legacy (Big Sugar, 2021): Unexplored 2 is an action-RPG that aims to capture the same sense of adventure and wonder as a tabletop RPG. Full of beautiful landscapes and hidden marvels, magical creatures and dangerous foes, mythical weapons, and historic items, Unexplored 2 uses advanced content generation to give every player their own world, story, and challenges to discover.
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I checked. You couldn’t. It said you couldn’t gift it because it was “customized” for you or something. But regardless, I don’t think we’ve been able to buy gifts to keep in our inventories for a good while now.
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the original Xbox One is a bigger roadblock than them chasing 4K/60 on XSX.
prudis strikes again
... sometimes there is even talk in these threadsone day i will catch up with the trailer thread .... which is currently stuck somehwere in April news
spins around in a panic But where... where is the thread?!
Well, I think Infinite looks pretty neat.
No bombshell cinematic setpiece moments, but that's not really what the games were about was it. The moment to moment action looked good. Many of my favorite levels were the semi-sandboxy ones, so if this expands on that in meaningful ways, I'm all for it. I'd have preferred a classic campaign, but having an open world could be an interesting next step that I think could fit well with some of the strengths of Halo.
I'm a more casual appreciator of Halo though so idk.
No bombshell cinematic setpiece moments, but that's not really what the games were about was it. The moment to moment action looked good. Many of my favorite levels were the semi-sandboxy ones, so if this expands on that in meaningful ways, I'm all for it. I'd have preferred a classic campaign, but having an open world could be an interesting next step that I think could fit well with some of the strengths of Halo.
I'm a more casual appreciator of Halo though so idk.
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CG trailers do nothing for me anymore . Event was a whole lot of nothing
. Event was a whole lot of nothing
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most of those games won't even be out until 2022CG trailers do nothing for me anymore
most of those games won't even be out until 2022
Blob surrender would be a perfect addition to the like button.
Thank you for the threads
one day i will catch up with the trailer thread .... which is currently stuck somehwere in April news
Always enjoy reading info and watching trailers of games that I am interested in.
I don't know how someone can get excited over what is virtually 'Oh yeah, maybe we'll make one of these some day.'CG trailers do nothing for me anymore
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well, i mean ...
it wasn't even a CG for the game ... not even based on concepts ... like ... wut?
Same scenario with SMT V where they had an intern put out something for Switch presentation that same afternoon.
i believe they said every game in the presentation would be on game pass, so you are set. it should work with vr from ms store as well, at least that's how no man's sky worked.
I'm still catching up with the news of earlier today and I'm surprised by Obsidian developing a new game in first person and set in the PoE world, I'm cautiously optimistic towards it as now they must have a larger budget to work on.
Me: I should get back to trying to finish the story in Ryza, especially with the sequel on the way
My Brain: Haha Ryza photo mode
My Brain: Haha Ryza photo mode
Well after sitting down to the trailers, of the ones I hadn't seen before Avowed looks like Dark Messiah of Might and Magic given a second chance, The Dark Tide, and The Gunkalso look fun.
I wonder if the Pyschonauts2 we eventually get would have been the same we'd have gotten if had just been the Fig/crowd funding money
I wonder if the Pyschonauts2 we eventually get would have been the same we'd have gotten if had just been the Fig/crowd funding money
DQ11 Vanilla vs Definitive | Slowpoke Pics If we are getting that little version, then I hope they don't remove Vanilla version before I get it.
Really sad to see how obsessed console gamers are with graphics. Shitting on games and mocking them because something doesn't look next gen enough. I can already see so many devs lock games at 30 fps next gen so they can add in some stupid bells and whistles while sacrificing performance. The expectations put on them are ridiculous at this point.
I still don't get how graphics don't wear off on people after like 30 minutes of playing something. And why actually playing a game for hundreds of hours with high framerates is so much more important in terms of fun than visuals. The industry is moving in such a stupid direction. And ofc it happens as 144hz monitors become more affordable and VR is pushing high frames as well.
I still don't get how graphics don't wear off on people after like 30 minutes of playing something. And why actually playing a game for hundreds of hours with high framerates is so much more important in terms of fun than visuals. The industry is moving in such a stupid direction. And ofc it happens as 144hz monitors become more affordable and VR is pushing high frames as well.
While I love shinny graphics myself, I also think that the halo reactions are going to kill the "sixty fps on consoles" dream long term.
The problem for me with Infinite wasn't the graphics, but the Open World and Gameplay looking uninspired. It's more of the old same, which is fine in parts. What else are you going to do with Halo?
The show yesterday was good and had many interesting games. But it sold me more on Game Pass than the hardware. Which could be intentional.
The problem for me with Infinite wasn't the graphics, but the Open World and Gameplay looking uninspired. It's more of the old same, which is fine in parts. What else are you going to do with Halo?
The show yesterday was good and had many interesting games. But it sold me more on Game Pass than the hardware. Which could be intentional.
I will spare you a rant but really, you are all wonderful people, our ratio of shitposters is incredibly small, we could be so interesting to browse outside of this thread... and yet no one create threads and go post elsewhere on the internet.
It then become a self-fulfilling prophecy, and I'm sad, motherfuckers.
We are so good and yet somehow we are our own worst enemy.
It is not even that, it is just that the goal gets moved all the time. Who cares about framerate when it doesnt look good, who cares about graphics when it runs like shit, etc, as long as my team winsReally sad to see how obsessed console gamers are with graphics. Shitting on games and mocking them because something doesn't look next gen enough. I can already see so many devs lock games at 30 fps next gen so they can add in some stupid bells and whistles while sacrificing performance. The expectations put on them are ridiculous at this point.
I still don't get how graphics don't wear off on people after like 30 minutes of playing something. And why actually playing a game for hundreds of hours with high framerates is so much more important in terms of fun than visuals. The industry is moving in such a stupid direction. And ofc it happens as 144hz monitors become more affordable and VR is pushing high frames as well.
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Everwild
Hey, it's... it's fucking wonderful. Diverse gender and race, original design, a little too much cuteness on the animal front maybe but great nonetheless, what a wonderful RPG this will b...
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It's gonna be a multiplayer or a 3d metroivania, isn't it ?
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Wait, a zombie crypt...
Oh, it's another State of Decay
Everwild
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It's gonna be a multiplayer or a 3d metroivania, isn't it ?
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Wait, a zombie crypt...
Oh, it's another State of Decay
This will sell even worse than PD1. I know this because I won't be buying it day one like the first and it sold so badly one sale is a lot.
Who the hell asked for this?
So let's settle this Meta, Dragon Quest XI, vanilla or S ?
I'm leaning toward vanilla.
The music is already moddable, QOL are cool and all but are just QOL, 2d mode is a thing granted, the only thing that at first glance really hurt is the bonus content, but I read it is very short ?
Could some people that have played the switch version chime in on the interest of the S ?
I'm leaning toward vanilla.
The music is already moddable, QOL are cool and all but are just QOL, 2d mode is a thing granted, the only thing that at first glance really hurt is the bonus content, but I read it is very short ?
Could some people that have played the switch version chime in on the interest of the S ?
well , i tend to overlook the things i have zero interest in, which are mostly MP always online things of any kind.
Similarly i overlooked the 40k vermintide thing
Honestly after looking at those comparisons, I won't be buying DQ XI S. I played XI for 100+ hours. That game is amazing. But after they fucked with the orchestrated soundtrack (I modded it back in), and now they port a fucking Switch game to the PC? Just no thanks. No amount of extra content is worth that horrific downgrade in image quality. And its everywhere. All the models, all the maps. It isn't fixable. RIP that version of the game.
Oh right I got alpha key for that. I guess I really should try it.
Just how much extra content are there added in the S version anyway?
Just watch them on Youtube and be done with it. Nobody is going to bother to replay a 100 hour linear JRPG this early only for a few hours of extra cutscenes and dialogue.
Just watch them on Youtube and be done with it. Nobody is going to bother to replay a 100 hour linear JRPG this early only for a few hours of extra cutscenes and dialogue.
Never forget that vanilla DQ XI didnt get the ‘good’ music because the composer didnt feel like it, but now they feel like charging 40 bucks because fuck our consumers.
It is a complex issue that I believe has its roots in marketing and platform wars. The main thing, perhaps the only thing that console makers can use to entice people to buy into a new console is graphics. Launch games are typically lacklustre at best, outright bad at worst, so graphical prowess has to be the main selling point. Then you have an army of fanboys on both sides trying to prop up their side and belittle the competition so every reaction is exaggerated. This way a good-looking game becomes "phenomenal" and a decent-looking game becomes "garbage".Really sad to see how obsessed console gamers are with graphics. Shitting on games and mocking them because something doesn't look next gen enough. I can already see so many devs lock games at 30 fps next gen so they can add in some stupid bells and whistles while sacrificing performance. The expectations put on them are ridiculous at this point.
I still don't get how graphics don't wear off on people after like 30 minutes of playing something. And why actually playing a game for hundreds of hours with high framerates is so much more important in terms of fun than visuals. The industry is moving in such a stupid direction. And ofc it happens as 144hz monitors become more affordable and VR is pushing high frames as well.
I had the same thought. For a Seriex X games showcase the console was surprisingly de-emphasized while the variety of Gamepass was front and center. Even the event's name hints at Microsoft's direction, just a generic "Xbox" instead of the name of the new console. Microsoft is clearly on a different path than Sony, the console itself doesn't seem like the focal point of their gaming plans.
I think they view the Xbox as an ‘Alexa’. It is not about the device, it is about pulling people into the platform (Prime, Video, Twitch, keep ordering shit, etc).
I would be fine if it was a paid DLC upgrade, but not a full game at full price.
I considered even to buy the S edition. But now that I know that it is a straight port of the Switch version with downgraded graphics I will not buy it anytime soon. Will most probably buy if it's sub 10 euro
I guess I will be playing the original version instead
I got the original DQXI in the Square Enix COVID-19 bundle, so I'll be playing that version at some point. I'd have considered holding off if they'd offered an upgrade, but here we are.
Then again, I can't talk. I'm first in line to buy a mainline Persona game then come back 2-3 years later to rebuy the enhanced version on console, and I'd do it on Steam too.
Then again, I can't talk. I'm first in line to buy a mainline Persona game then come back 2-3 years later to rebuy the enhanced version on console, and I'd do it on Steam too.
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