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papamudd on 09 July 2013

nice to see MS is trying to do something in this regard, but I wouldn't exactly call it redefining or innovative at this point. Several games already showed xplat capabilities at e3. And I'm sure there are already games out there doing something along these same lines for pc/mobile f2p gaming.



Talal said:
I will permaban myself if the game releases in 2014.

in reference to KH3 release date

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fauzman on 10 July 2013

I was very impressed with the "4 AAA new IPs" until I realised they were free to play and a lot of the focus seemed to be on mobile.



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DJEVOLVE on 10 July 2013
pbroy said:
Wow, I fell asleep reading that shit. I was expecting something with more awe from reading the title.



LOL. Ya I woke up half way through. Usually Nsanity has some great articles.



zhao3gold on 10 July 2013

Hi MS, I prefer to have 4 new AAA retail games rather than 4 F2P games. Please be understood!!!!!



curl-6 on 10 July 2013

Reminds me of when EA said Dead Space 3 would be the first Quadruple A game.



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Goddbless on 10 July 2013
curl-6 said:
Reminds me of when EA said Dead Space 3 would be the first Quadruple A game.

You have to remember they were comparing it to other games in the 3rd Gen!



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curl-6 on 10 July 2013
Goddbless said:
curl-6 said:
Reminds me of when EA said Dead Space 3 would be the first Quadruple A game.

You have to remember they were comparing it to other games in the 3rd Gen!

LMAO, well played, sir!



Necromunda on 10 July 2013
tres said:
OttoniBastos said:

Last time, they said: "We will kill Sony at E3".

Well,we know what happened.


well sony won with cheap shots.  if it was just about games microsoft showed nothing but games.  and i dont care if people navigate to their corner on this it is what it is.  sony no drm was a kick to the nuts and then $399 was akin to kicking them when theyre down.  so really your position is nothing to be jovial about.  if ms wouldve said no drm and the price wouldve been close to the same sonys e3 wouldve just been the lackluster event that it was.

Considering that didn't happen, what's your point exactly? And Microsofts game lineup was hardly massive enough to "kill" Sony regardless. Hell, half the exclusives that Microsoft announced, that I'm even interested in, are simply console exclusive to the Xbone and I'll be picking them up for the PC. 



endimion on 10 July 2013

lol I love how people discard the possibility of f2p to be AAA games.... the business model while old.... has really been maturing in the recent years and could give birth to excellent ideas and products...
especially since with f2p more of the money people spend through micro transaction goes back to the dev....
me I really believe that formula could work with some smaller studios, they could spread development into stages after release, do dlcs along the growth of the community and serialization for story driven titles, many things can be done to generate revenue in F2P while keeping a high level of quality



Porcupine_I on 10 July 2013

ONE Studio working on FOUR triple-A games at the same time?

...i guess he is right, they will HAVE to redefine what triple-A means



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