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Forums - Gaming - Molyneux says next Xbox 'not nearly as exciting' as 360

Proclus on 21 May 2013

Does he even know what a great game is?



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S.T.A.G.E. on 21 May 2013

Molyneux must have forgotten that when the Wii was there Nintendo took everyones cash and ran. They won the gen, but its still not over anyway.



DieAppleDie on 21 May 2013

Ive always thought this guy was a douche, and i still havent played a good game made by him

Fable was mediocre at best.



zumnupy10 on 21 May 2013

Just shut up Peter.



slowmo on 21 May 2013

Bonkers...



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Soundwave on 21 May 2013

The jump in each successive console gen becomes less and less, the one between the PS2 to 360/PS3 I think was unusually large (hence the 7 year life cycles).



hunter_alien on 21 May 2013
DieAppleDie said:
Ive always thought this guy was a douche, and i still havent played a good game made by him

Fable was mediocre at best.


Meh, the first B&W was decent and as a concept Populus was good to. But I never m,anaged to grasp the idea why he gets so much attention...



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Munkeh111 on 21 May 2013

I have to agree with his point, but not his reasons.

The 360 was more exciting, because it brought in HD gaming and this was at a time when HD was quite rare, certainly when I got my PS3 it was the main source of HD content other than sports.

This next generation simply isn't bringing in the same graphical leap that the PS360 brought. Maybe it can bring a leap in connectivity, but that is something I personally don't care about, the jump to properly integrated gaming networks was more significant for me

But frankly, the best thing for M$ and Sony to do here is to bring out loads of great games. They may be competing with Google, Apple and Samsung, but there is no way that they can deliver the same kind of immersive games. Maybe there will be a decline in the console market, but if they don't completely abandon the hardcore, there will still be something left



NiKKoM on 21 May 2013

well this is the guy who think that having a box and peeling it layer for layer is super exciting..




Curiosity – What's Inside the Cube?

here are some of the exciting stuff in this game while peeling away the layers:

1 On launch Black
2 6 Nov 2012 Green (Similar to an image of a green lava lamp posted on 22cans' Facebook page)
3 8 Nov 2012 Orange
4 10 Nov 2012 Each side of the cube had a different picture displaying food or household items - scissors, tomatoes, rhubarb.
5 12 Nov 2012 Maroon
6 12 Nov 2012 Eyes
7 12 Nov 2012 Turquoise
8 14 Nov 2012 Textures of what looks like different items of clothing, scarves and hats are noticeable
9 14 Nov 2012 Navy Blue
10 15 Nov 2012 Ivory and black typeface (text from The Walrus and The Carpenter, Through The Looking Glass - Lewis Carroll)
11 15 Nov 2012 Red
12 15 Nov 2012 Stained glass of Biblical scenes
13 15 Nov 2012 Burnt orange/brown
14 15 Nov 2012 A city scene, including an image of the (undestroyed) World Trade Center towers
15 16 Nov 2012 Army Green
16 16 Nov 2012 Bean Salad
17 16 Nov 2012 Red/pink
18 17 Nov 2012 The Buddhist stupa of Boudhanath, in Kathmandu, Nepal


 

Face the future.. Gamecenter ID: nikkom_nl (oh no he didn't!!) 

Soundwave on 21 May 2013



NES - Revolution (modern console structure + side scrolling)
SNES/Genesis - Evolution
N64/Playstation - Revolution (3D graphics)
PS2/GameCube/XBox - Evolution
Wii/360/PS3 - Revolution (Motion gaming + HD shaders)
Wii U/PS4/720 - Evolution

That's kinda how I see it. Next gen to be like virtual reality or something?