Oh nice, never heard of Whore of the Orient. I hope we see some gameplay of it soon! and thanks for the heads up on Whore of the Orient, another game to look forward to

Nice, yeah it does look a little rough. I can see the uncanny resemblance of this and L.A. Noire (which is a good thing!)

I have Fable 3, both Splinter Cells, Transformers 3rd one, Resident Evil 5, RE 6, Dead Space 2 and 3, COD MW3, The Witcher 2, Alan Wake DLC, Mass Effect 2 and 3, Sleeping Dogs, Bully, L4D2, Saints Row 3, Mafia 2 DLC, Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, Dragon Age, Halo Wars, Assasins Creed 2, Lara Croft GoL, The Walking Dead Season 2, Dead Rising 1&2, DR case zero, Prototype 2

A couple of more 360 games. I didnt want to keep writing lol. All of these ive barely played or havent even opened them. All sitting at home or on my hard drive.

I guess not getting excited for Watch_Dogs paid off after all!

Ooh, then you're in for a treat with the Arson cases then

The game is great and has an excellent premise. It perhaps could have been executed better yeah, but it was still fun to play. Glad you're enjoying it though.

Only makes me more sad that the game most likely won't have a sequel and realize it's full potential. Can live in hope I suppose.

Slade6alpha said: Microsoft's Nadella: Xbox isn't going anywhere By Josh Lowensohn on May 27, 2014 08:57 pm  DON'T MISS STORIES FOLLOW THE VERGE               2 inShare Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella says he has no plans to sell off the company's Xbox business, despite longtime criticism from investors. Speaking at the Code Conference, taking place this week in Rancho Palos Verdes in California, Nadella said flat out that Xbox would be sticking around. "I have no intent to do anything different with Xbox than we are doing today," Nadella told interviewers Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg. SOFTWARE IS 'THE MOST MALLEABLE RESOURCE' The same goes for Microsoft's Bing business, Nadella said, adding that while some people might look at Bing only as a website, it deeply integrated with a number of things. It also accounts for approximately 30 percent of the search market, he said, and should therefore be compared to Apple's iPhone if you were to imagine it as a player in the smartphone market. Nadella was named Microsoft's newest CEO in early February, replacing Steve Ballmer who held that post for 14 years. Already, he's pushed a markedly different agenda than his predecessor, saying the company was going mobile and cloud first instead of being a "devices and services" company. He continued on that thread at the Code conference, saying software was "the most malleable resource," and that sometimes hardware became an essential part of getting to that goal. "It is the thing that is really going to power all the experiences on all the devices today and tomorrow," Nadella said. "In order to be in the hunt for those experiences, and get it right, you do need to from time to time build devices, so you don't leave anything to chance." "YOU DON'T LEAVE ANYTHING TO CHANCE" This is Nadella's first appearance at the Code conference series, which is a direct successor to to the D conferences put on byAll Things Digital. Other speakers on the docket over the next few days include Google co-founder Sergey Brin, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo, Nest co-founder and CEO Tony Fadell, Apple SVPs Eddy Cue and Craig Federighi, and Jimmy Iovine and Ian Rogers of Beats Music. Along with discussing Xbox and Bing, Nadella also used his time on stage to unveil an early version of Skype Translator, an upcoming product that will translate voice calls on the fly. That will arrive as a beta for Windows 8 users later this year, though Microsoft hopes to eventually get it everywhere Skype is. Casey Newton contributed to this story. Source:http://www.theverge.com/2014/5/27/5756062/microsofts-nadella-xbox-isnt-going-anywhere & http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/05/28/microsoft-ceo-has-no-plans-to-spin-off-the-xbox-business

well only dumb journalist and the sheeples that followed ever believed that.... when they say investors they fail to say how minorly represented they truly where and the type of investors it was.... that being said they also took a non opposition to the potential idea of axing it as an active wish from bigger investors.... there is a big difference between not being against something and actively wishing something to happen.... but that didn't suit click bait journalist agendas....

about bing, what people fail to realize when talking about search engines is that the core of their business is not the mainstream using it to search info typing : "Lost Odyssey walkthrough" but especially for bing in website and in company search solution and at that game bing has been eating google market shares year over year.... not sure if it's still the case but Facebook search and apple search on iPhones use to be powered by bing....
anyway I haven't used a google product unless forced to for an eternity.... I found bing far supperior once you get how it works and you can't beat free money with the bing reward program just doing searches :D
I wish people would start avoidng youtube and use competing solutions and I could be google free :D

anyway are you guys like me and feel like Nadella could be giving MS a Steve Joby image to the company in the long run giving it a trendy image with the mainstream crowd ???

Wait wait wait, am I the only one seeing the "15 COMMENTS" thing in the top right of the screen (near the page select buttons)?

That seems a little unusual.

I think it is from Endimion's article.  Some articles seem to have that effect

well to me crackdown is an sci/fi arcady GTA rampage simulation.... if you like doing rampage in GTA more than play the actual game and you want to do it with super power and non stop the entire game you will love crackdown..... if you prefer GTA for the story mostly and do a rampage every now and then (come everybody does) but don't really enjoy doing only that you won't like crackdown.... that's how I present it to people

Good to know Nadella is not gonna do anything with Xbox.