You mean like on PC or Xbox because it isn't play anywhere? If it's PS vs Xbox I'd prob just get it on Xbox to show support for it on the platform, though that would be determined by reviews on performanceEver now and again, the lack of Play Anywhere support makes me sad.
Frozen on where/how to buy Tales of Arise.
Yeah, PC Steam or Xbox , I am doing it on a case by case basis at the moment. I am siding with Xbox for tales cause I am probably going to remote play that mostly.You mean like on PC or Xbox because it isn't play anywhere? If it's PS vs Xbox I'd prob just get it on Xbox to show support for it on the platform, though that would be determined by reviews on performance
Yeah, I hear you. I really wish Microsoft would push harder on this towards devs making games for their platform. It's such a great feature.Ever now and again, the lack of Play Anywhere support makes me sad.
Frozen on where/how to buy Tales of Arise.
I feel the same way. Game Pass has allowed me to completely give up on games that are just not clicking with me. Even when they're not connecting with me, at least I got some hours poured into it so it doesn't feel like a loss. I gave Star Renegades the best try I could and simply decided to give it up. Finished Control and enjoy that well enough. Hotshot Racing is lots of Daytona USA meets Virtual Racing fun. Tried Going Under and that didn't click for me. Girlfriend is currently playing Call of the Sea, and we're both playing A Way Out.Man.. I hadn't played my Series X since February, was too busy with my PS backlog (TLoU2, GoT, Miles Morales, Demon's Souls, and GGS most recently). I fired up the Series X last night and played some MCC, Destiny 2, and this morning played some FH4. I noticed something huge about Game Pass that hadn't really payed attention to before. With PS, I feel this pressure to finish games or get the most out of every single title. Sometimes it's anxiety inducing, and turns me off of playing for a week or two. Since February I've been on a mission to eliminate my PlayStation AAA backlog, and it sucked some of the fun out of the games to be honest. Logging into my Series X last night made me realize that with Game Pass, a lot of the pressure for me to finish the backlog of games I've spent hundreds of dollars on is gone. I feel much more freedom to fire up whatever is in the catalogue that tickles my fancy at the moment, without feeling bad that I have half a dozen other games I "should" be playing instead. If I don't ever finish Outer Worlds, it's not really a big deal because I didn't spend $70 on it.
Anyone else find this? As someone with only an hour or two each day to wind down, I really appreciate that it takes some of the stress out of playing and finishing what I've purchased.
Yep this happens for me too. It feels a bit ironic sometimes, because if I own a game there actually is no pressure to finish it because I'll own it forever, but I have to keep paying for the subscription service. I agree that it comes down to the low barrier to entry for a lot of these games so the sunk cost fallacy never gets in the way. I loved Control so I decided to give Quantum Break a shot despite the mixed reviews. I finished about half of it before it started to get old (the combat was nowhere near as satisfying) but it was easy to quit and move on to something else. I can re-download in the future if I want to finish but if that never happens, that's fine too. Really the only pressure I feel to finish a game is i I know something is releasing soon and I want to clear up some space on the SSD.Man.. I hadn't played my Series X since February, was too busy with my PS backlog (TLoU2, GoT, Miles Morales, Demon's Souls, and GGS most recently). I fired up the Series X last night and played some MCC, Destiny 2, and this morning played some FH4. I noticed something huge about Game Pass that hadn't really payed attention to before. With PS, I feel this pressure to finish games or get the most out of every single title. Sometimes it's anxiety inducing, and turns me off of playing for a week or two. Since February I've been on a mission to eliminate my PlayStation AAA backlog, and it sucked some of the fun out of the games to be honest. Logging into my Series X last night made me realize that with Game Pass, a lot of the pressure for me to finish the backlog of games I've spent hundreds of dollars on is gone. I feel much more freedom to fire up whatever is in the catalogue that tickles my fancy at the moment, without feeling bad that I have half a dozen other games I "should" be playing instead. If I don't ever finish Outer Worlds, it's not really a big deal because I didn't spend $70 on it.
Anyone else find this? As someone with only an hour or two each day to wind down, I really appreciate that it takes some of the stress out of playing and finishing what I've purchased.
I got the Series S, an EX2520 and 3 years of Game Pass Ultimate for £570. Such a stupidly small investment in my opinion.I gave my son a Series S for his birthday a couple days ago. Picked it up from GameStop during the recent stock drop. I also had an extra little Seagate 2TB external USB drive laying around, so he got that too. He is blown away by the loading times and quick resume compared to his old One S. He was happy about the share/capture button, too. Next up he needs a 120Hz+ monitor.
Series S is a great console for a teen who has limited space in their room, where a XSX and big 4K TV don't really make sense, especially on a budget. We'll see how it goes, but I think it's feasible to get a XSS, 22-24" 1080p 120-144Hz monitor, and year of GP Ultimate for under $500.
I couldn't find EX2520 monitor, is that a new version of BenQ EX2510? It's hard to know what monitors work with S|X 120fps mode. BenQ at least clearly defines what models support it. Looks like their most affordable model is ~$220usd. I'm looking for something in the $150 range. ASUS has a 24" 1080p monitor(VG248QG) that seems decent for $189usd on Amazon, too. Will probably wait until Black Friday or Cyber Monday for the best deal possible and it will be a Christmas present.I got the Series S, an EX2520 and 3 years of Game Pass Ultimate for £570. Such a stupidly small investment in my opinion.
Sorry yeah it’s EX2510!I couldn't find EX2520 monitor, is that a new version of BenQ EX2510? It's hard to know what monitors work with S|X 120fps mode. BenQ at least clearly defines what models support it. Looks like their most affordable model is ~$220usd. I'm looking for something in the $150 range. ASUS has a 24" 1080p monitor(VG248QG) that seems decent for $189usd on Amazon, too. Will probably wait until Black Friday or Cyber Monday for the best deal possible and it will be a Christmas present.
*edit* I'm reading some user reviews on the ASUS(VG248QG) and they claim it caps consoles on HDMI at 60fps? This shit is too confusing.
GPU is much less powerful and there's less and slower memory versus the Series X. Same CPU and storage capabilities though. With that said, Series S is plenty more powerful than One X.Can anyone explain to me why MS decided to go with 4 TFlops on the Series S?
I'm not good with specs, but that makes it a weaker console than the One X on the graphics side right? What about the rest of the hardware?
RDNA2 is much more efficient especially with the better Zen CPU. TF counts don't matter as much for apples to apples comparison. It's an overall improvement.Can anyone explain to me why MS decided to go with 4 TFlops on the Series S?
I'm not good with specs, but that makes it a weaker console than the One X on the graphics side right? What about the rest of the hardware?
might be workin on it or some priorities shifted.can somebody explain to me why the f*ck Xbox is not releasing more FPS boost games?
might be workin on it or some priorities shifted.
It's more about the difference in power between the Xbox Series X and the Series S.Can anyone explain to me why MS decided to go with 4 TFlops on the Series S?
I'm not good with specs, but that makes it a weaker console than the One X on the graphics side right? What about the rest of the hardware?
No, different architectures, the Series S uses RDNA 2 that is more powerful than RDNA 1, which the One X usesGPU is much less powerful and there's less and slower memory versus the Series X. Same CPU and storage capabilities though. With that said, Series S is plenty more powerful than One X.
can somebody explain to me why the f*ck Xbox is not releasing more FPS boost games?
Uhh... I know, dude. I was making the comparison between Series X and S, then added how the Series S is plenty more powerful than One X.No, different architectures, the Series S uses RDNA 2 that is more powerful than RDNA 1, which the One X uses
Small correction: One X has a Polaris(GCN gen4) GPU. It's a like a bigger RX 480 with customization.No, different architectures, the Series S uses RDNA 2 that is more powerful than RDNA 1, which the One X uses
Yes. It's $20 for a lifetime license. *edit* In the other thread a Reddit link was posted that at some point a few months ago Retail whitelisting was available again. From the Dominater01 discord server it's hard to tell if it's still available.Do I still need a developer account to install retroarch on a series s?
No idea if it’s still working
I read somewhere that it was in beta and Retroarch might come back to the store for real soon. Seems like wishful thinking but it would be awesome if it happened.
Can’t wait for Xbox to turn 100% into a Windows 11 box so we don’t need all these hurdles for emulators and mods etc.
Edit: lol just noticed that I already wrote about this earlier in the thread
If this happens it will fun for some days here in gaf lol
Also, maybe MS is keeping some secrets to counter a future state of play. A big new batch of FPS boost games is plausible.
I'm sure they're keeping more than just fps boosted games for summer announcements... i'm wondering when we're gonna see the next batch of BC titles drop. I'm hoping this summer!
Have they said recently there are more BC titles on the way? Or is this just wishful thinking?I'm sure they're keeping more than just fps boosted games for summer announcements... i'm wondering when we're gonna see the next batch of BC titles drop. I'm hoping this summer!
Have they said recently there are more BC titles on the way? Or is this just wishful thinking?
My heart would explode if Outrun 2 somehow made the BC list.
Still waiting on Bangai-O Missile Fury too.
Huh? Didn't know there was a Bethesda thing happening today.Y'all tuning up to Bethesda showcase # 2 later today? We got Phil's blessing after all
Letting go of the past is never easy. Just ask All-4-One. But with Xbox All Access, it gets easier. Get an Xbox Series X|S and 24 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, All-4-One low monthly price. Just like the new songs says, It's All There.
If you enjoy sci-fi RPGs and CRPGs, then you may enjoy it. I enjoyed it and I'm glad I played it, but it isn't as good as say the Mass Effect series. The writing and missions get a little predictable after a while. You can tell the staff had an axe to grind and a social agenda they wanted to push. They are a little heavy handed in their approach and all the characters end up being very predictable and one dimensional.Is The Outer Worlds worth a purchase? Was thinking about picking it up today from Best Buy, but decided to hold off for now. Don't have GamePass, so that's not a option.
I couldn't finish it. The first planet and the whole Edgewater arc was pretty fun but once I got to Groundbreaker I started to get bored and I dropped the game when I got to Monarch.Is The Outer Worlds worth a purchase? Was thinking about picking it up today from Best Buy, but decided to hold off for now. Don't have GamePass, so that's not a option.
Believe it when I see it. XBL Gold isn't going anywhere.Xbox is still planning to drop Live Gold, it’s claimed | VGC
Microsoft said to be waiting until Game Pass reaches milestone subs…www.videogameschronicle.com
Believe it when I see it. XBL Gold isn't going anywhere.
it was netherrealm and TT games from WB but that appears to be DOAWhat are the latest rumors? I've been in the hospital for a minute and haven't been following.