For the guys who were complaining about Naruto.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, announced for PlayStation 4 in the latest issue of Weekly Jump, will come to North America and Europe for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in 2015, Bandai Namco announced.  

Dubbed the “final massive strike” of the Storm series, the game promises “unbelievable graphics that go beyond anime-quality” and “blisteringly fast gameplay.”

The game will feature one-on-one multiplayer modes in both online and offline play.

View the first images at the gallery.

THANK GOD!!!!!!!!!! Thank you Namco, made my night

Something to get on spring yay

After getting 100% on storm 3 it would be really annoying not to get this one.

I've decided on my goty, and it isn't 3ds related like usual.

D4 wins, best investigation/adventure point and click I ever played.

This thread has got a bunch of Naruto fanboys, that's for sure.

P.S. I hate Naruto.

www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-12-15-windows-10-leak-reveals-new-xbox-app

I have 100% in a few of the previous installments and I was gonna hate to have to switch over to Playstation with this series, my OCD would kick in forcing me to rebuy all of them on PS3 to 100% it there! Thankfully, I won't need to do that xD

Thanks, very much appreciated and welcome xD

Im not sure what it means but I'd be ok with all xbox games being on PC as well.  THough i dont know how itll work so ill wait to see what there plans are.  A lot of people thinks its just going to be like the Xbox App on phones though, or a GFWL 2.0.

Welcome back lol 

This is probably the biggest possibility for what the Xbox app is on W10 Though id like to see a bit more like remote play or cross-platform

StooMonster3 hours ago

@Dantonir

GFWL 2.0 + DX12 being Windows 10 exclusive.

Nail on head there.

GfWL 2.0 will be Windows 10 exclusive, and be branded Xbox app.

It will mostly be an interface for Xbox Live platform, so you can buy Xbox One games, check friend status, send messages and look at your achievements etc. 

I speculate that you'll be able to buy Metro games, that will have builds for Xbox One and Windows 10: cross-buy equivalency.

Microsoft will be trying to encourage developers to go for these cross-platform Metro games -- sometimes known as 'Windows 8 apps' -- which work on both Xbox One and Windows 10, and not to develop separate 'desktop' PC games (that work on Win7).

Phil Spencer will be pitching this as "good for developers" (develop one, run twice) and "great for consumers" (great deal).

The more cynical among us will remember that 'Metro' apps are exclusively available from the Microsoft Store; that they've tried to get devs to switch to their new Metro OS before and failed, so this would just another attempt at locking up software distribution for Windows.