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Hit that follow button for moar iNsiderz eXusivez!But!
Guess what.
Twice a day?
It be right!
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Hit that follow button for moar iNsiderz eXusivez!But!
Guess what.
Twice a day?
It be right!
ez pz m8
I want to play games that are pushing our beloved media further than enything before. Thats why my soul belongs to SONY after this generation, and that was my first SONY console ever because Ive came from x360.
The cache optimizations we heard of are intended to help keep up with the high rates at which data will be streamed, they won't do any miracles.
I recently thought about game pass and if it makes sense for me.
I always buy games like forza horizon, forza motorsport each year and gears of war and halo when they're out. I also pay for xbox live and I may every now and then pick up an xbox exclusive also obviously rare the last few years.
With just those games and the price of xbox live to have game pass isn't much more each month. I think I worked it out as a £3 more when u divide the cost if the games I spend each year.
It can make sense.
All the big games launch outside gamepass. Right now GP is great value for hardcore Xbox gamers, and very very subjective value for anyone else.
Anyone else noticed that September 9th pre-orders for PS5 has been picked up and run with by many people? As far as I can tell it originates with Ironman/Erebus so not sure why this is being picked up now. Maybe he/she finally threw enough crap that something stuck?
Not to mention that games are only on there for specific windows of time. It's not like the Live and PS+ thing where you have the "free" games forever. So you bought yourself the full year of game pass to "save money" and then you bought Cyberpunk, you played it for that month or two, and maybe you find out Red Dead 2 is leaving and you are now left with a save file halfway through the game.Gamepass is kinda expensive if you think...
You are paying Gamepass but if Cyberpunk comes out you will stop using Gamepass for a long period of time, maybe 2 months, because you are playing Cyberpunk at that time and there is a high chance you don't care about Gamepass or ANY other game...
You can stop paying Gamepass, but hey, if you do that, Xbox Live Gold now costs 100 dollars minimum, or 120...
how games like the last of us 2 or ghost of Tsushima are pushing gaming medium further? What are the innovations that these titles introduced to the gaming industry?
Found the thread, it was from Kleegamefan back in October 2019 and he was verified by ZhugeEX.
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PS5 Tech Demo Detailed, Called 'Hugely Impressive'
https://gamerant.com/ps5-tech-demo-game/ One such rumor has started a fervor of hype with a user by the name of Kleegamefan giving a first-hand account of a demo for a game that is being developed for the PlayStation 5. For the sake of transparency, it should be made perfectly clear that this...www.neogaf.com
What he said:
So, let me try to follow some logic regarding Gamepass:
If you have very little time to play, Gamepass is a good thing? To pay continually to play something occasionally is better than to pay once evens at full price that I can potentially play as long as I have a system that plays it is better?
If I want to wait to play games post launch, it's a good value? Perhaps. But, if I were this person, couldn't I just wait until the games were super cheap on sale and buy several to play whenever over playing a continual fee?
Gamepass May have some great value. It may even become better than it is now. The thing I've learned about subscription services where you don't own something is, titles aren't there forever. There is no guarantee I can reach back into the library to play whatever.
If you're the gamer who can wait to play a game post launch, beat it reasonably fast, and want more content consistently... then, as long as Gamepass has content that suits you, ... then Gamepass is the better value.
In the podcast Matt Hargett talked about fixed function vs fully programmable geometry engines and how the later can help to save memory amount and bandwidth. He talked about the importance of cache speed, latency and size for improving ram bandwidth efficiency. He also said that in RT intensive scenes culling can be problematic and programmability of the polygons would be very important, thus GE.. What can he say more without breaking NDA?Switch Pro speculation? I appreciate the effort, but at the cusp of a next gen, the topic seems to miss the mark. Great ensemble , but is there anything about PS5/XsX? Otherwise not sure who this is for at a time like this.
Why are you reporting things being spread on Twitter like it's some inside info you have?Just hang fire..... I don't want to get someone in trouble... But there's definitely another tech demo coming, and looking bigger than UE5.
Keep your eyes peeled.
Please share it.Okay now there's a 30 second video up.... Its getting serious..![]()
On the other hand, if you have interest in Microsoft published titles, you get to play them for a cheaper price. Game pass is $10 a month, right? That's $120 for a year. It already covers the price of two AAA games on release day. Plus, you get to play other games that you didn't want to purchase full price but you don't mind playing it for a cheaper price or if it's included on a service. Finally, people dismiss indie titles, but for those days that I arrive really tired of work, I honestly don't have the mood for story driven games or just going around the world collecting crap. There's where roguelite titles come in. I just play one or two playthroughs while talking with friends and be done for the day.
Why are you reporting things being spread on Twitter like it's some inside info you have?
Please share it.
Please share it.
the value in Gamepass is the free 1st party games, not only is it day one but they will stay aslong as there is gamepassNot to mention that games are only on there for specific windows of time. It's not like the Live and PS+ thing where you have the "free" games forever. So you bought yourself the full year of game pass to "save money" and then you bought Cyberpunk, you played it for that month or two, and maybe you find out Red Dead 2 is leaving and you are now left with a save file halfway through the game.
And for those who buy the whole year up front, you don't even know what games will be on the service in the future. It almost reminds me of the people who paid for that loot crate shit back in the day. You hand over money up front to find out later down the line which cheap plastic Chinese shit you will get in the mail 6 months from now.
I think this is all related to last weeks Jace_Skell/Foxygames clips that were posted.
Right, there is definitely a market for it. I don't know if, but isn't the $10 pricing model going away in favor of one XBOX Gold/Gamepass service merged?
HeisenbergFX4 What's happening today?
That whole thing was likely just about raising the base price of services by not allowing the bulk/cheap options.Dunno, they removed the yearly subscription, I don't think they've done anything else. I'm guessing that we'll know more about XGP future on Thursday. And I have to say, if they remove Xbox Gold and put the multiplayer paywall on XGP, they're really scumbags (and something tells me it will backfire spectacularly).
LiquidRex se refiere a este video, lo bueno que puede ser tantas cosas que si porque no es un Silent Hill, pero bueno ya verás.
You pay £3 more and you don't own jack shit.. once the subscription is over you get nothing.. (you have a console with no games)
It doesn't sound a good deal to me..
Didn't H say he's traveling today and will be back tomorrow?
Lets call themI think, overall, my point is Gamepass caters to one group. Those who can wait for content, beat the content reasonably quickly, and need more content which falls into the same category... not necessarily new games, for those who can beat them reasonably quickly to move on to the next.
Am I on SeniorForums.com?Lets call them
Group 1 - Content thrashers - Gen X kids with no responsibility and a lot of free time, constantly need drip feed of "CoNtEnT" IV-drip in their arms and each drop is consumed instantly and each is forgotten almost immediately because seriously all drops are the same as the other.
vs
Group 2 - Quality sipper - Mostly older gamers with less time but likely more money (or can better described as at least conscious of how they are spending their hard earned money) who doesn't need constant trash "CoNteNt" anywhere near them, but want quality memorable experiences that will last them a long time maybe even lifetime, and who will only buy and want to own the said quality experiences and will not finish them instantly but play them over time, so will hate being on the clock and the idea that they are paying by the month to some shitload subscription.
GP is perfect match for Group 1 - we will see how long they can keep ADHD riddled gen X bastards on their subscription services when all other platforms come out with their own services...
Sony PlayStation Studios Games are the perfect match for Group 2 - Only looking at most recent month of revenue during Covid enforced stay-at-home paints the picture that they are not only here to stay, but they are thriving beyond any gaming fad the world previously had. Good luck catching up to that...
Umm let me guess you haven't even played them yourself but going on about others ideas or videos you have watched that can only be partial of the whole, and never same as playing yourself.how games like the last of us 2 or ghost of Tsushima are pushing gaming medium further? What are the innovations that these titles introduced to the gaming industry?
Right... which is why people buy the big games and still subscribe to gamepass to play everything else in between which leads to purchases of many other games they never would have experienced otherwise.
Same thinking could be applied to a physical movie buyer vs netflix subscriber argument... "Nah, i only buy the GOOD movies on 4k Ultra HD Bluray and don't waste my time with streaming services - Netflix is trash!"
Whereas the netflix subscribers enjoy tons of good content and still buy the good movies on 4k Ultra HD Bluray as well, they just don't spend all day gloating about it on the internet.
So is it that forest clip?
see there is the problem, quality stuff day and date is almost always will hit theaters and then finally subscription services and then they are like a drop in the ocean of average to shit CONTENT that you can not even label as good TV or film, they are CONTENT, an umbrella term for mixing in mostly shit Original stuff with world of media that is already available. Some of those media are so cheap or free with ads that you don't have to pay for monthly subscription fee if you are not interested in Netflix Originals for the shit that they mostly are.Right... which is why people buy the big games and still subscribe to gamepass to play everything else in between which leads to purchases of many other games they never would have experienced otherwise.
Same thinking could be applied to a physical movie buyer vs netflix subscriber argument... "Nah, i only buy the GOOD movies on 4k Ultra HD Bluray and don't waste my time with streaming services - Netflix is trash!"
Whereas the netflix subscribers enjoy tons of good content and still buy the good movies on 4k Ultra HD Bluray as well, they just don't spend all day gloating about it on the internet.
Ghosts is not remotely innovative. Not that there's anything wrong with that.. games are meant to be fun, and it's a fun game..Umm let me guess you haven't even played them yourself but going on about others ideas or videos you have watched that can only be partial of the whole, and never same as playing yourself.
how games like the last of us 2 or ghost of Tsushima are pushing gaming medium further? What are the innovations that these titles introduced to the gaming industry?
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Ghosts is not remotely innovative. Not that there's anything wrong with that.. games are meant to be fun, and it's a fun game..
Sony makes quality / fun games with their AAA studios.. but they aren't really pushing to innovate with their big AAA titles outside of technology/graphics wise. They do plenty of that elsewhere with VR and funding random stuff here or there though.
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Wasn't there a policy in place to ban people who claim to be insiders without going through the mods?
Wasn't there a policy in place to ban people who claim to be insiders without going through the mods?
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Yeah that was kind of my point; vast majority of games (and all media really) are just following a formula and maybe trying 1 or 2 small new things if that. Sometimes those little things do catch on though and they become innovations to some extent.Games which innovate are insanely rare. I mean, what .. Portal Was the last truly innovative game I can think of. Though, Splatoon might be another. Looking for innovative titles might be better in a different thread. Looking for "next gen" titles works here though.
I guess something like Ghost Wire might wind up being something new. No idea.