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Don't forget the superior cuisine.Welcome to the future.
You. Own. Nothing.
We are in week of gaming. People need little bit outrage.My comment was more aimed at OP. This article was discussed months ago here on neogaf.
Don't forget the superior cuisine.
Do IGN research anything at all? Like literally fucking anything about the checks this does for first plays?
Looks like they’re pretty pissed
Well said! A monthly subscription service with a rotating list of games, where all first party games are included permanently, is basically identical to the Xbone's console-level 24 hour online DRM check! I mean, sure, Gamepass is an optional service no one has to use, and you can play games downloaded via Gamepass offline for 30 days, but its basically the same thing! Wake up, sheeple!Well, Gamepass is just DRM with better PR.....
The push for DRM by Microsoft never stopped IMO.
Well said! A monthly subscription service with a rotating list of games, where all first party games are included permanently, is basically identical to the Xbone's console-level 24 hour online DRM check! I mean, sure, Gamepass is an optional service no one has to use, and you can play games downloaded via Gamepass offline for 30 days, but its basically the same thing! Wake up, sheeple!
Looks like they’re pretty pissed
Imagine defending drm.Is it just me or do some of these game preservationists come across as dooms day preppers?
Some of these game preservationists remind me of dooms day preppers.
....except "end of the world" to them means you can't play Halo Infinite.....one day.
My comment was more aimed at OP. This article was discussed months ago here on neogaf.
European release?I have Bloodborne Old Hunters Edition with all the DLC on disc, there’s options if you want it.
It’s native on PS5.Is their argument that backwards compatibility isn't native? Of course it isn't.
Forza Motorsport 4.I have been a gamer since the original Nes. I remember my family having an Atari, Intellivision, and Colecovision. I have personally owned every console besides a ps5 (and not for a lack of trying to get one). I have never, ever....ever, ever, ever....had a problem playing a game (digital or physical) on any console....EVER (unless the console or games were damaged).
Has anyone here had a problem where a game won't play? What games? What system?
Funny how whenever there's a negative against Microsoft and Xbox, it gets blown out of proportion but yet if Sony and/or Nintendo do the same or in this case, worse, no one seems to bitch about it. Gee, I wonder why.
Lmao. IGN (because they have nothing else to talk about) are specifically referring to a video done by modern vintage gamer. We discussed this previously here:How can the article have been discussed weeks ago if it was written yesterday? The topic has resurfaced because of Phil's recent comments on preservation.
you can still buy all games that are used in gamepass. trolling concern again.
This is the future many on here and in the wider gaming community are happy with. Streaming. Subscription services. It’s all designed so you own nothing and they own you. I sometimes wish we could just experience the SNES/Mega Drive-Genesis days over again.Welcome to the future.
You. Own. Nothing.
Imagine being this deluded..............or is tis proof that people truly live in a bubble.Also, I don't know why people are attacking Microsoft for game preservation. First, I thought people here, on other sites and Twitter don't play old games so nothing to preserve if that's the case and second, you can't play a PS3 game (disc or digital) on your PS5 nor can you play a Wii U game (disc or digital) on your Switch.
Funny how whenever there's a negative against Microsoft and Xbox, it gets blown out of proportion but yet if Sony and/or Nintendo do the same or in this case, worse, no one seems to bitch about it. Gee, I wonder why.
With all of that said, should you be able to play a disc based game on Xbox without require an internet connection of any kind? Absolutely. But is a major issue or big deal? No. Like, not even close. If it was a decade ago, perhaps and twenty years ago, definitely but now, nah. If Sony/Nintendo had this same issue, not a single person would be bitching about it whatsoever.
Funny how whenever there's a negative against Microsoft and Xbox, it gets blown out of proportion but yet if Sony and/or Nintendo do the same or in this case, worse, no one seems to bitch about it. Gee, I wonder why.
This is the future many on here and in the wider gaming community are happy with. Streaming. Subscription services. It’s all designed so you own nothing and they own you. I sometimes wish we could just experience the SNES/Mega Drive-Genesis days over again.
Looks like they’re pretty pissed
It was obvious what they were doing, especially when they failed to throw a fit when a different plastic box also locks digital purchases when it's not set as the Primary system.Looks more like they can't admit they are wrong ah well.
We had this topic months ago. Xbox One games do not work on Series X before connecting to the internet at least once after installation, because they require an XSX profile that must be downloaded. Series X games can be played always offline off disc. This is not a drm measure.
I have been a gamer since the original Nes. I remember my family having an Atari, Intellivision, and Colecovision. I have personally owned every console besides a ps5 (and not for a lack of trying to get one). I have never, ever....ever, ever, ever....had a problem playing a game (digital or physical) on any console....EVER (unless the console or games were damaged).
Has anyone here had a problem where a game won't play? What games? What system?
Some of the games released using GFWL can be a little finicky too but can generally be salvaged.
I'm pretty sure it is but I'll have to check later today.Your console isnt set as home console. I had the same issues, until I made the console home console.
Yes, I would appreciate if they could integrate the config files into future os updates or offer them as a separate download, ideally also to PC, to make Xbox One games on Series consoles future proof. But as long as Xbox One can play them always offline and Series X can play Series X games always offline, I am less concerned than with PS5 (because of the clock issue). Even though I am a PS5 owner currently and not an XSX owner. However, the longevity issue with the PS5 is actually a reason I want to sell my PS5, when I am done with the games I currently have.Microsoft should give an option to download every Xbox One config file at once tho sonyou have them ready at all times. they shouldn't be big, a few MiB each, if even that.
I literally forgot to deactivate my copy of Office 2019 on my Mac and they refused to reactivate it like they used to do in the past in these situations but we’re happy to try to sell me another copy or a 365 subscription. Everything they do they HAVE to have hyper control over the product and treat you like a thief. It’s not like Office is even the best suite anymore as excel is bested by Google Sheets, word is dead last to just about anything on the market that does word processing, and PowerPoint is a joke to the Apple equivalent.Well, Gamepass is just DRM with better PR.....
The push for DRM by Microsoft never stopped IMO.
Some of these game preservationists remind me of dooms day preppers.
....except "end of the world" to them means you can't play Halo Infinite.....one day.