sleazefrenzy
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Clearly I should have taken my Joy pill before the conference started, like all the people in the audience did.
Yup. They did a very solid job. Take notes, EA.I liked the conference a lot. It was all games, never a break. How it should be.
You must have missed all the new games and IP's they showed.
I'm sure the presentation will be posted to their website later so you can watch it again and see what you missed.
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Overall a good conference, even though the lineup was predictable, I thought they looked good. FFXV looked bad and I couldn't stand the cheese voice of the Scalebound guy. 7/10 for me, I wonder what Sony's will be like.
'A lot of the fun for these conferences are seeing exclusives. It's kind of bizarre to me that Xbox One is completely multiplat with PC now.
Is Xbox just not going to have exclusive titles at all anymore? It's so strange. Is it actually working for MS, or is it counter intuitive?
Yeah exactly I'm surprised so many people don't see this when it was obvious months ago. These "lol now I don't need an XB1 at all" as if that's really bad for MS are hilariously off base.I think reactions like this are short sighted and that Microsoft considers it a platform win if you buy the game on a windows PC or on a Microsoft Xbox.
The reaction around here has been that if you can get something on a PC, that means Microsoft loses because, "lol no need for Xbox" but Microsoft is pushing this and heavily marketing it, so they clearly see this as an opportunity and business win for extending Xbox as a platform, not a box.
Sony won't delay. Not for that reason, anyway.
This is actually a smart move, when you think about it. Both the Neo and the Scorpio appeal to enthusiast gamers - the type that would watch E3. By doing this they stop many of those enthusiasts from getting a PS4 Neo, which gives them a fighting chance at competiting despite launching later. "You could get a Neo, but if you're interested in powerful hardware we're going to be releasing something more impressive".
They'll still get hardware sales from the non-enthusiasts who will pick up an Xbox One S, oblivious to the Scorpio, and they keep themselves in the fight against PS4 Neo.
The fact you replied with a weirdly snippy post rather than briefly state these amazing new IPs I supposedly missed speaks volumes.
Because I have my own opinion and was pleased with the conference. The only low point was the FFXV demo, but other than that, I loved all the games and am excited for them. Sorry if that bothers you.
Sony won't delay. Not for that reason, anyway.
This is actually a smart move, when you think about it. Both the Neo and the Scorpio appeal to enthusiast gamers - the type that would watch E3. By doing this they stop many of those enthusiasts from getting a PS4 Neo, which gives them a fighting chance at competiting despite launching later. "You could get a Neo, but if you're interested in powerful hardware we're going to be releasing something more impressive".
They'll still get hardware sales from the non-enthusiasts who will pick up an Xbox One S, oblivious to the Scorpio, and they keep themselves in the fight against PS4 Neo.
Last year they saved the titles that were further out for Gamescon, I wonder if they are doing a similar strategy. I think it's great that games are coming to Windows 10 pc. Those sales will only help them create more games in the future.
Yeah exactly I'm surprised so many people don't see this when it was obvious months ago. These "lol now I don't need an XB1 at all" as if that's really bad for MS are hilariously off base.
I'm sure they'll shed a brief tear for you, but then smile as you're still buying into their ecosystem.
A lot of the fun for these conferences are seeing exclusives. It's kind of bizarre to me that Xbox One is completely multiplat with PC now.
Is Xbox just not going to have exclusive titles at all anymore? It's so strange. Is it actually working for MS, or is it counter intuitive?
I wonder if by (xbox and) win 10 exclusive, they mean windows store/uwp only.
I mean by now that's gotta seem like a bad idea, especially with that whole Tomb Raider WS vs Steam sales were. I'm not saying everything should be on steam, i'd take origin or gog etc too, its just if they stick to UWP, and it stays as bad as it has been, it'll kill their pc sales, and probably push them off PC. Though i'd like to hope they aren't that inept.
Got pushed to 2017Someone did mention a good point, where was Crackdown 3? Totally forgot about that, till I saw that comment.
With it being a MS Studios pub'd game would have imagined they would want to showcase it as part of the lineup no?
Pity that wasn't the argument.
Did Microsoft show any new first party titles?
A lot better.
what? I said they will *talk* about Scorpio. I specifically doubled down on the word TALK
Fucking hell, that Gears Elite Controller is $200.
No thanks.
Got pushed to 2017
This year's E3 is just flat so far. Not sure if it's because everything felt leaked last week, or we are just in a lull, but that conference didn't do anything for me. Why not just hold off a year on announcingScorpio, that could kill your holiday sales. The conference just felt like a check mark on their to-do list.
Fucking hell, that Gears Elite Controller is $200.
No thanks.
I think giving people who invest in 'PC hardware the option is good. I would have loved this back in the Halo 2 days when my gaming PC made Xbox look like a toaster. But the fact that they're going to keep a lot of this detached from Steam seems like a bad idea. Windows Store usage and enthusiasm is not there. Hopefully a lot of improvements are made in the next eighteen months.A lot of the fun for these conferences are seeing exclusives. It's kind of bizarre to me that Xbox One is completely multiplat with PC now.
Is Xbox just not going to have exclusive titles at all anymore? It's so strange. Is it actually working for MS, or is it counter intuitive?