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It's Into the Breach/Netflix for me. Why should I sub to a lame video service just to play one of my favourite games on android? Make it free for Netflix users, but let me pay for the damn thing.
Ms paid 100 million for that lmaoRise the of the Tomb Raider with its year os exclusivity really pissed me off.
I'm happy for youDang, that sucks man.
(Anyway, thanks for letting me know, downloading it now!)
Oddly enough, Rise Of The Tomb Raider is worse, the game's budget was somewhere between 70-100 million + 35-40 million for advertising, Microsoft paid another 100 mill on top for this exclusive, while during the first year in 2015 they could hardly sell 1 million copies, the funny thing is that as soon as they released it on other platforms including PlayStation - the game had sold nearly seven million units by November 2017, sales of the game in 2021 jumped to almost 12 million. No other Square Enix game has seen such a boost in sales after losing exclusivity.From a financial/business perspective, it would be Square Enix's Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebeirth on PlayStation.
Was harsh to lock it to certain platforms when for some people gaming is a religion.Haze
Yep that was annoying. I didn't have an XONE back then so instead I played it on PC (and then on PS4).Rise the of the Tomb Raider with its year os exclusivity really pissed me off.
Yes, Crystal Dynamics is excited to be partnering with Microsoft to make the best game possible. As Darrell mentioned in his message, we have a long history with Microsoft and they have been a very strong supporter of the franchise. They will help us grow and nurture the Tomb Raider franchise more than ever before.
We did not make this decision lightly. Our goal is to build the best game that we possibly can, and our relationship with Microsoft will help us realize our vision for the game.
whaaaaat there is a Oxenfree 2??? Did not know that (and I even have a Netflix account). I loved the first one.Alan Wake 2 is an easy pick. Epic funded Remedy's game at the end of the day, but still offering it only in EGS (on PC) and refusing to have a physical version was like shooting yourself in the foot twice.
Oxenfree 2 also started on Netflix, but thankfully it's on all normal platforms now.
Do you honestly think they bought Bethesda just for that one game? Also in what world is a 85/100 just mediocre? Sometimes i don't understand gamers.Starfield. Phil spend $7 billion to acquire what he thought would be a game of the generation level RPG joining Bethesda’s Elder Scrolls and Falllout franchises, only for it to be received as mediocre and barely move systems and sell poorly. In all likelihood, it will get ported to PS5 where it will sell badly. $7billion for a mediocre timed-exclusive.
Completely forgot that it had a platform specific character. Why even try to sell an incomplete product to everyone else?When Avengers developer tell people to buy and play on Playstation if they want Spider-Man DLC
And then the game died at launch lmao
it's not a 85/100 game lolDo you honestly think they bought Bethesda just for that one game? Also in what world is a 85/100 just mediocre? Sometimes i don't understand gamers.
Most exclusive games are rated too high. To me it's an 80/100 game, because the loading screens were a little bit annoying.it's not a 85/100 game lol
that's at least 15 points too high
Counter-point. Sometimes exclusivity deals mean the game at least exists. Bayonetta 2 wouldn’t have made it without Nintendo stepping in and claiming it.All exclusivity deals suck for the customers.
That's a Sony product.As an Xbox owner I’m saying stellar blade. I was really looking forwards to it.
At least it’s coming to pc, I hope my ancient system can run it.
Also the ff7 remakes.
The Capcom 5 on Gamecube. I doubt there will ever be an exclusivity deal fuckup like that.
Mikami promising to cut off his head, Capcom forced to announce the PS2 version of RE4 before they released the game on GC.
Games that wouldn't exist otherwise are a different story.Counter-point. Sometimes exclusivity deals mean the game at least exists. Bayonetta 2 wouldn’t have made it without Nintendo stepping in and claiming it.
7 billion did not just include Starfield and I would argue that deal looks like an absolute steal in comparison to several other recent acquisitions like Bungie.Starfield. Phil spend $7 billion to acquire what he thought would be a game of the generation level RPG joining Bethesda’s Elder Scrolls and Falllout franchises, only for it to be received as mediocre and barely move systems and sell poorly. In all likelihood, it will get ported to PS5 where it will sell badly. $7billion for a mediocre timed-exclusive.
Do you honestly think they bought Bethesda just for that one game? Also in what world is a 85/100 just mediocre? Sometimes i don't understand gamers.
7 billion did not just include Starfield and I would argue that deal looks like an absolute steal in comparison to several other recent acquisitions like Bungie.
It was reported at some point that Microsoft still owns publishing rights to it and the next two sequels. Probably never see the IP again.Not necessarily the worst exclusive, but I am just surprised that Sunset Overdrive hasn't been ported to Playstation since Insomniac now owns the IP.
Microsoft could have simply outbid Sony in their moneyhatting attempts. I think the game was too complex, too ambitious and too complicated for casuals and i get those Steam ratings. The game needs some time and google research to fully show it's potential and the loading screens are annoying. But no way in hell this game is <80.I think Starfield was the impetus of the deal. In fairness, rumors were Sony was trying to make it a timed exclusive following Deathloop and Ghostwire Tokyo deals. And citing Metacritic is hilarious when if you’ve paid any attention to Starfield’s reception from players, “mediocre” is completely apt, if not kind.