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disolitude said:
Zizzla_Rachet said:
Is this some sort of Pro Xbox Spin......I'm watching you!

That's cool. I'm ok with "always on" and Kinect 2.0 if you wanna watch...

Considering my initial title was "Did Xbox 1 (2001) ruin console gaming?" I really doubt there is much pro Xbox spin in my post.



I dont even think the NSA would want to watch Video Gamers infront of their Kinects....

OT:  When I think of Console Developers, I think of:  Atlus, NIS, Japan Studio's and the like.  They still exist and do well, but are generally the smaller guys.  Most Sony Exclusive Studio's might make Console Exclusive Games but I wouldnt call them Console Game Developers (Sony Santa Monica? Naughty Dog? could see those games on the PC)



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I think the point is that the PS4/XB1 are just reasonably powered PCs. For current developers, they simply need to take the mid/high end PC version and optimise them for that precise build, it is very different from the PS3 where you need to code it in a fundamentally different way to any other device to make it work properly



the_dengle said:
Handhelds are the new home consoles



Good point...handhelds and smartphone games have old school console dev mentality for sure. Maybe the second coming of console style developemnt is going to be tied to iOS and android devices penetrating the livingroom



SCEJ, Nintendo EAD, Tecmo, Natsume... mostly Japanese.

Don't forget all of Nintendo and Sony's wholly-owned studios in the west like Retro, NST, or Naughty Dog, Sony Santa Monica, etc.



The Screamapillar is easily identified by its constant screaming—it even screams in its sleep. The Screamapillar is the favorite food of everything, is sexually attracted to fire, and needs constant reassurance or it will die.

Hmmm.....Maybe this explain why the 3DS is so popular because it pretty much feel like a gaming console on the go.



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Here a little quote I want for those to keep memorize in your head for this coming next gen.                            

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