GamechaserBE said:
No one cares bro =p.. It would have helped if you said it was about HW2 |
I'm that nice of a person, giving free hits to that youtuber.
Only played the demo of HW, it was fine.. But for rts's I can't live without my mouse.
| TiagoCosta said: (Ms should really try to win over a few jp exclusives to add to Scalebound) |
Having ONE retail Japanese exclusive is kind of sad...
Sadly I don't see that changing much.
iceland said:
Having ONE retail Japanese exclusive is kind of sad... Sadly I don't see that changing much. |
Depressing even, both Xbox and 360 had way more.
We know that MS is still speaking to jp developers, I'm hoping for the best... Shenmue + LO2 combo would be enough for me lol
MrChaos said:
Nobody wants it it's a crappy service and EA makes crappy games.It's a business model that will rip off consumers when they could just add it to PS+ instead of companies having their own service.Outside of Fifa and maybe Battlefield EA does not have games that people are crazy about. |
But if EA doesn't have games people are crazy about why do you complain that they have their own service when they could release them on PS+? Just imagine they would, it would mean that these games would take the place other games would get otherwise to release on PS+.
You don't seem to like EA games so be happy about EA Access so that you never get EA's games on PS+ and more other games you may like instead!
Just imagine more of the bigger companies would have such a service, then Sony could go back to a free PSN with free online gaming (obviosuly not since free games and stuff are only an excuse to put them together as one service with online gaming) and people would have the choice to choose if they want a month of EA games, a Year of Ubisoft games or whatever. On PS+ you get pretty much anything from any developer so that you have no idea if the next game you care about will come in a month or in a year...When you have more than one service it would obviously cost more to pay for all of them but you would also get more games then or you pay not for every service but for that which has the best to offer for you. And if these publishers compete with each other they have to have a good price and good offerings for their services to be competitive.
I mean, it would be different if PS+ or Xbox Live Gold would have pretty much every game to choose from for the fee but they don't...
shikamaru317 said:
Actually Screamride and State of Decay are both Q2 I think. Quantum Break and Fable Legends are Q3 according to rumors. And Halo, Forza 6, and Tomb Raider are all Q4. So as of now MS has no exclusives for Q1, going up against Bloodborne and The Order on PS4. All MS has for Q1 are Evolve and Witcher 3 marketing deals. They could delay Ori into Q1 since this Holiday season is already busy, but Ori + Witcher 3 and Evolve marketing deals going up against Bloodborne and The Order will still be a slaughter, especially if MS doesn't make this $350 price permanent and expand into to other markets. |
Exactly why MS should have bought Evolve. At this point there isn't really anything they can do. MS need to learn to pad out their games more.
crissindahouse said:
You don't seem to like EA games |
From looking at his comments outside this thread he doesnt seem to like Microsoft which may be linked
2016 seems to be bigger already, with the stuff already announced. With 2 E3 to go (the second to announce some fall stuff), they can easily fill all year with exclusives.
Seece said:
Exactly why MS should have bought Evolve. At this point there isn't really anything they can do. MS need to learn to pad out their games more. |
Yeah itll be Sony going strong in Q1 and MSFT will be going off its Holiday games. Its like the opposite of Sony. MSFT is going strong this holiday and then SOny goes strong in Q1. Im ready for Bloodborne though :D
| Ryuu96 said: Ori and the Blink Forest.......Lol |
Sequel confirmed :P lol jk
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