Uh. This can't possibly be for reals. Per Kotaku, Phil Harrison has clarified that you have to pay the full game price to play on another console.
Now that GAF is a bit more stable, I posted all of my thoughts here.
InB4EnzoIsAStanForRatingItMoreThan1/10.
Uh. This can't possibly be for reals. Per Kotaku, Phil Harrison has clarified that you have to pay the full game price to play on another console.
Fighters on PC would kinda suck for tourneys because of the price. Could you imagine it BSODing in the middle of your match? Get Ultra 1 with T.Hawk to win Evo but it blue screens on you at the last second.
Uh. This can't possibly be for reals. Per Kotaku, Phil Harrison has clarified that you have to pay the full game price to play on another console.
Uh. This can't possibly be for reals. Per Kotaku, Phil Harrison has clarified that you have to pay the full game price to play on another console.
One company getting a huge lead on the other is good for FGC tournaments though- makes establishing a unified standard easier.
Uh. This can't possibly be for reals. Per Kotaku, Phil Harrison has clarified that you have to pay the full game price to play on another console.
If Drive Club ends up being PGR5 all but in the name, maybe. Evolution has more Bizarre employees than everywhere else but Sumo Digital I think.Come to the Sony side Enzo
+ you always need a keyboard + mouse to set up, + finding standardized hardware configurations (which developers will never optimize for specifically because they have to consider a range of configurations).Fighters on PC would kinda suck for tourneys because of the price. Could you imagine it BSODing in the middle of your match? Get Ultra 1 with T.Hawk to win Evo but it blue screens on you at the last second.
Uh. This can't possibly be for reals. Per Kotaku, Phil Harrison has clarified that you have to pay the full game price to play on another console.
Well, no, lol. But that's because of the Sega consoles being vastly superior for 2D games.Just like the ps2 days
Holy shitUh. This can't possibly be for reals. Per Kotaku, Phil Harrison has clarified that you have to pay the full game price to play on another console.
It is pretty big lol.No chance any major tournament will run on XBox one.
1) Used game fee.
2) Massive system.
3) Kinect required to function.
4) Various Kinect issues that can arise.
The only thing that could even give Microsoft a chance is if the PS4 also requires used game fees. Still, putting up with Kinect setups and calibration for every single tournament station is a serious pain in the ass for a TD to deal with.
Uh. This can't possibly be for reals. Per Kotaku, Phil Harrison has clarified that you have to pay the full game price to play on another console.
I'm seriously considering going PC next gen. If all of the big fighting games are all on PC, then it would be a no brainer.
Well, no, lol. But that's because of the Sega consoles being vastly superior for 2D games.
Holy shit
Whoever made this thing must hate the game industry.
And Darkstalkers, no?People only played Marvel 2 on that.
Uh. This can't possibly be for reals. Per Kotaku, Phil Harrison has clarified that you have to pay the full game price to play on another console.
The worst part about this is that it does not exclude the theoretical "always online" DRM, or at least Thurott's idea of a heartbeat kind of DRM. If Microsoft is being this draconian, I don't think they'll let you activate these licenses and then just sit on them. Way too manipulable, they want to even control your offline content it seems.Uh. This can't possibly be for reals. Per Kotaku, Phil Harrison has clarified that you have to pay the full game price to play on another console.
There is always zero demand until someone gives an earnest effort. Right now the only good examples for an entire genre that goes back twenty years are Capcom with TWO fighting games.Capcom has already said they don't see any future fighting games not having PC releases as well. I don't see anybody else doing it though, pretty much because they don't have to and nobody actually buys 'em on PC. Capcom would only do it because they can and because porting will be easier than ever.
Let's not go that far. MS is surely aware of how risky this is. Nintendo makes their decisions off in Nintendo Land where consequences are a mere illusion until they blow up in their face.Tweest™: Jack Thompson is the high ranking MS official that gave this the greenlight.
Holy shit, I think I'm reaching the point where I can feel OK saying Wii U is in a better position than this thing.
Fighters on PC would kinda suck for tourneys because of the price. Could you imagine it BSODing in the middle of your match? Get Ultra 1 with T.Hawk to win Evo but it blue screens on you at the last second.
You could say the same for any piece of hardware. RROD? My PC is more reliable than any console. The biggest problem PC versions of SFIV face is awful button config.
I'll see you guys on PS4/PC.
I'm happy that the PS4 will be the standard come next gen.
The worst part about this is that it does not exclude the theoretical "always online" DRM, or at least Thurott's idea of a heartbeat kind of DRM. If Microsoft is being this draconian, I don't think they'll let you activate these licenses and then just sit on them. Way too manipulable, they want to even control your offline content it seems.
I think Mattrick said no always online, but I don't feel we have the full story. Same goes for every other part of the Xbox really.
Nintendo should have done their regular E3 show. Not even they could fuck up worse than MS at this point.E3 is going to be a bloodbath.
Fighters on PC would kinda suck for tourneys because of the price. Could you imagine it BSODing in the middle of your match? Get Ultra 1 with T.Hawk to win Evo but it blue screens on you at the last second.
There isn't anyone in here arguing for that. Who are you guys responding to?+ you always need a keyboard + mouse to set up, + finding standardized hardware configurations (which developers will never optimize for specifically because they have to consider a range of configurations).
Will never understand people wanting PC to be the tournament standard, even in a hypothetical Steam Box situation where it's just trying it's hardest to be a console anyways without being a console. ..Might as well be a console that you know is standardized and always will be.
At least they know they're in trouble. MS is likely still oblivious.Nintendo should have done their regular E3 show. Not even they could fuck up worse than MS at this point.
Me too, at least I won't have to work with multiple fightsticks.
Speaking of which, give us the goods on the PS4One sticks MarkMan ;D
Right now consoles are just something funny to me. MS is shoving mega online passes down our throats, Nintendo is extending current gen by another five years(I know it's Next gen!) and Sony is being hamstrung by Krazy Ken's PS3 hardware architecture... yeah I'll wait three years or so.
And Darkstalkers, no?
Fighters on PC would kinda suck for tourneys because of the price. Could you imagine it BSODing in the middle of your match? Get Ultra 1 with T.Hawk to win Evo but it blue screens on you at the last second.
http://www.polygon.com/2013/5/21/4353010/kinect-trouble-xbox-one-reveal
I know it's Polygon, but still...
This means the idea of using Xbox One for tournaments would be insane. If that can happen, then I can only imagine how easy it would be for someone to grief a whole tournament by just shouting "XBOX PAUSE" and "XBOX OFF", at least, assuming they haven't somehow tightened up the voice recognition on the new Kinect (which, I sort of doubt that they have).
E3 is going to be a bloodbath.
This. I'm not gonna be getting any of these for a while. Gonna let shit sort itself out first.
Nintendo definitely knows now lol. I'm saying that before the product hits the market they are just plain clueless. Microsoft knows what they want and it's more than just games. They want to be the one stop shop whether you are going to watch a movie, television show or listen to music. They're willing to release a shitty game box if it means that they become to the entertainment center of the modern world.At least they know they're in trouble. MS is likely still oblivious.
I wouldn't want PCs to become the tournament standard because that is logistically tough for many reasons, but I found that to be a really poor argument against it. SC, SCII, LoL, Dota 2, all the various competitive FPS, etc. have all ran PC tournaments for years and years with no problem like this. Absolutely no reason to expect this to magically happen to fighters all of a sudden.PCs still bsod? Haven't had one in the last five years.
If it doesn't, you can safely bet a bunch of manufacturers are gonna make LOTS of money making 360/PS3--->PS4 converters.
That's what I thought last year, and then we got Nintendoland fireworks...Nintendo should have done their regular E3 show. Not even they could fuck up worse than MS at this point.
Sony tried that last generation. They learned their lesson. Microsoft mistakenly believes they can make it work.Nintendo definitely knows now lol. I'm saying that before the product hits the market they are just plain clueless. Microsoft knows what they want and it's more than just games. They want to be the one stop shop whether you are going to watch a movie, television show or listen to music. They're willing to release a shitty game box if it means that they become to the entertainment center of the modern world.
I think the only difference between today's MS and last gen's Sony is that MS knows the pitfalls of their approach. They're not going to let themselves become the new launch PS3 case.
This is what I was talking about, Enzo. The tech looks cool, but in reality it's just a pile of crap.http://www.polygon.com/2013/5/21/4353010/kinect-trouble-xbox-one-reveal
I know it's Polygon, but still...
This means the idea of using Xbox One for tournaments would be insane. If that can happen, then I can only imagine how easy it would be for someone to grief a whole tournament by just shouting "XBOX PAUSE" and "XBOX OFF", at least, assuming they haven't somehow tightened up the voice recognition on the new Kinect (which, I sort of doubt that they have).
That's what I thought last year, and then we got Nintendoland fireworks...
Meanwhile, the most exciting reveal they had, TW101, got attention only in a side interview. Nintendo should have put the PG relationship front and center.