SweetTooth
Gold Member
While this was a solid showing, let's not be premature.
You meant delusional
While this was a solid showing, let's not be premature.
Don't be so dense, Sony has canned more games then announced, I think its safe to say they're struggling (software wise)PS or Nintendo are struggling?
Zero interest in south of midnight.that's a real shame, I wasn't really interested in South of Midnight before this, but it alongside that French turn based RPG looks pretty good honestly. There all single players games too which is great, not live service crap.
You're really underselling Doom DA.It's funny you say that...
South of Midnight - Future flop
Expedition 33 - Future flop
Ninja Gaiden Black 2 - Over/Under 1.5 million in sales?
Doom DA - Over/Under 3 million in sales?
Four titles that project to sell around 5 million copies is strong?
Xbox won.
A place with PlayStation and Nintendo gamers?Xbox won.
What if streaming kills PC and consoles survive due to ongoing popularity?Microsoft setting themselves up to dominate when traditional consoles go the way of the dodo… Realise this makes people mad, but it’s become inevitable. Variants of PC and streaming are the future.
Avowed looks like crap to me and I love the Poe games. The previews have been very positive though so who knows.Im looking forward to Avowed next month (unpopular opinion, I know), Doom looks sick, can’t wait to see Fable.
You could be right. I assumed it would sell worse than Eternal due to GamePass but it does have the open world effect possibly going for it. That gameplay didn't give me much confidence though.You're really underselling Doom DA.
Keep telling yourself that. Maybe pigs will fly next.Microsoft setting themselves up to dominate when traditional consoles go the way of the dodo… Realise this makes people mad, but it’s become inevitable. Variants of PC and streaming are the future.
I don't know if Doom is one of those games PC players will pump and dump Gamepass for.You could be right. I assumed it would sell worse than Eternal due to GamePass but it does have the open world effect possibly going for it. That gameplay didn't give me much confidence though.
Who cares? Good games are good games and that’s all anyone could really want. You own a PS5 because the games are good. Now, you are getting more good games. Why does anything else matter? You won no matter if there are 1 or 2 plastic boxes under your tv.Xbox as a brand/publisher? Sure. Xbox as a console? I just don't see how. They are actively working towards platform agnosticism which devalues their hardware.
Only took a quarter century. 360 was a good run.They are fully commited as a publisher and fully dead as a platform-holder.
Either way, finally.
You're really underselling Doom DA.
Who cares? Good games are good games and that’s all anyone could really want. You own a PS5 because the games are good. Now, you are getting more good games. Why does anything else matter? You won no matter if there are 1 or 2 plastic boxes under your tv.
"in 30 years we will see who will be laughing", xbox fanboys love to create prospects like this very muchKeep telling yourself that. Maybe pigs will fly next.
No it won't work. Xbox could release 20 top exclusive games per year and it won't change a thing when it comes to hardware sales. Most casuals are just not interested in exclusives and those are the majority of the Xbox and PlayStation buyers. With Day1 Pc ports and xCloud you just can't sell consoles. Many who are interested in "exclusive" games have a pc and don't need an Xbox.I mean I agree with all posts that say that MS as a publisher shines or will shine and Xbox as a platform dies or will die...
The only way MS could save Xbox would be:
- release good or better games than Sony (building trust)
- Slowly put one hit after hit back to Xbox only or exclusive features etc.
- gamers want the good MS games (creating desire)
- gamers buy Xbox again
- ???
- profit
This would be a 5D Chess Move and probably impossible to make it work.
But currently nobody really buys an Xbox for its exclusives ...
No it won't work. Xbox could release 20 top exclusive games per year and it won't change a thing when it comes to hardware sales. Most casuals are just not interested in exclusives and those are the majority of the Xbox and PlayStation buyers. With Day1 Pc ports and xCloud you just can't sell consoles. Many who are interested in "exclusive" games have a pc and don't need an Xbox.
And even without they wouldn't have a chance. Playstation is the older brand with much more fans. The one chance Xbox had was when Sony fucked up the PS3, but Xbox fucked up the One even more. The only chance for the Xbox brand of "winning" is when consoles are in decline and gaming becomes streaming only. Then they are in a strong position with their studio setup and i don't think Sony could afford to make >300 milion dollar (or by that time probably even much more) games anymore.
BingoXbox died when they went full on 3rd party. The only future it has is in a coffin.
Give it a few years and it’ll just be “Microsoft Game Studios”.
PC GamePass would work just as well and have a ton more flexibility. Main issue is the stupid pricing on GPUs due to Nvidia’s greed and AMD’s incompetence.Yesterday’s show had me second guessing about PC plans.
I will probably be better served by an xbox console if they make one next. Xbox console + gamepass makes for great combination.
Can get pc handheld to cover some other games that I am interested in.
Of course.PC GamePass would work just as well and have a ton more flexibility. Main issue is the stupid pricing on GPUs due to Nvidia’s greed and AMD’s incompetence.
Nah, they are already making more console generations. They aren't going to leave the console space.Xbox as a brand/publisher? Sure. Xbox as a console? I just don't see how. They are actively working towards platform agnosticism which devalues their hardware.
I really don't see how it [GP] survives longterm without an active console, where most of the ongoing subscribers are. I'm not going go resubscribe when my remaining stacked months expire on a dead platform. If they're leaving hardware, they need to get it on PS5 or Switch 2, but that won't happen.
Where will Microsoft get their 30% cut without consoles? I don’t think the MS store on PC gets nearly as many buyers. Also, what about GamePass since the majority of them are on consoles? I don’t feel GamePass will grow much (I’m sure it would shrink) without some type of Xbox hardware?
These are the questions that always seem to come to me when people say the hardware is dead and they’ll go complete third-party/publisher next gen.
One thing I don’t get is, how is game pass and Xbox live going to survive without a console, as they seem to slowly shutting it down, what happens when cloud gaming dose not take off, what are they going to do then.
Nah, they are already making more console generations. They aren't going to leave the console space.