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Lmao...they're actually doing it....oh god. Nice on him for confirming it though. Now I really don't need to worry about getting the next box. This guy just saved a lot of people a lot of money.
Neogaf gets articles?
1. Basically confirms always online
2. Makes terrible analogies
3. Acts like a twat while doing it
This is what we love
Offline mode to be locked behind the Live-paywall.
I can already see the damage control next:
"Guys, I was just giving my opinion on the matter! I really don't know anything!"
I'm holding out hope that he's just having a spot of fun at our expense.
LMFAO "Is your dog always online?"
Neogaf gets articles?
Durango will at least have third party games.
Wii U is basically a gutted Gamecube that had all its interesting features removed (competitive hardware and third party support).
Wii U looks worse in my eyes.
Edit: Even comparing it to Gamecube is giving it too much credit.
LMFAO "Is your dog always online?"
Give him about an hour until he has to tweet something to deny this train of thought.
Thank goodness. Microsoft has been effectively paying my salary for the past 8 years.
I still get to have an opinion.
Thanks for the clarification, Rainbow in the Dark.
For the time being (until Microsoft says otherwise) it is.
As a great man once said,
Probably confirmed now.
So many rumours and now this. Kotaku already had a source confirm it to them just they were unsure because of other devs being in the dark whilst Edge already had it confirmed.
So we are there imo; its for MS to deny.
People should keep in mind that Sony's been very careful to not talk about this whole always-online thing very much. If Microsoft actually goes through with this and ends up securing exclusive content from publishers who prefer this model, then expect Sony to cave and offer similar "security" to publishers who want it. Honestly, I don't think Sony's mind is completely made up about this. I feel that Sony would do this in a heartbeat if Microsoft was confirmed to be doing so, especially if it'd keep Sony from losing a valuable third-party partner.
People should keep in mind that Sony's been very careful to not talk about this whole always-online thing very much.
Is the internet universally bad in Wisconsin? My girlfriend just moved there and has horrible internet.
Wow, I've never seen that before. I wish the best for him and his family.
@Villain15 said:I like playing Kinect with the family and friends. Also I play XBLA a lot. After 11/06/12, all Halo, only Halo.
Is the internet universally bad in Wisconsin? My girlfriend just moved there and has horrible internet.
So don't force them to develop games that depend on players being offline, there's plenty of games that do just that even on Sony and Nintendo platforms already (FFXI and DQX anyone?), you weren't going to be selling to more than maybe a fourth of a console base anyway, so if your design requires being online always just do it.I only feel as though requiring people have their Xbox connected to the Internet would make games better and enable more social/community elements in games. Forcing game developers to build games for backwards individuals who haven't figured out they should connect their console to the Internet is hurting the medium not helping it.
People should keep in mind that Sony's been very careful to not talk about this whole always-online thing very much. If Microsoft actually goes through with this and ends up securing exclusive content from publishers who prefer this model, then expect Sony to cave and offer similar "security" to publishers who want it. Honestly, I don't think Sony's mind is completely made up about this. I feel that Sony would do this in a heartbeat if Microsoft was confirmed to be doing so, especially if it'd keep Sony from losing a valuable third-party partner.
Is essentially what he's saying about living in smaller, more rural areas. Granted, I get he was "joking" I understand that, I don't have a bad connection in the slightest. But, why mock those that do?
Jason Schreier ‏@jasonschreier 4m
@deliciousbees Is your dog always online?
have to admit I laughed
Jason Schreier ‏@jasonschreier 4m
@deliciousbees Is your dog always online?
have to admit I laughed
... It still sort of is in the majority of cases?Requiring broadband was said to be anti-consumer.
DLC and microtransactions was said to be anti-consumer.
Kinect space requirements was said to be anti-consumer.
Except the mass media interviews stating they will support used games....
Especially since they have plainly stated they will not.People hoping Sony do the same are weird.
Here at Kotaku we ask the hard questions.
That's pretty much been the reaction to every negative durango rumor. Really sad to hope everyone will be anti-consumer to take the attention away from MS.People hoping Sony do the same are weird.
HahaHere at Kotaku we ask the hard questions.
Especially since they have plainly stated they will not.