I did all the ones on 360 as well, never had a problem with them.

Nope... Well nothing major on what was working prior the beta... Some bugs on the new stuff from time to time... But you had a bug reporting forum and even filing system like you have for it in companies and they were treating them...
but all in all nothing major... Never got issue in game for example...

Why would Sony get shenmmue??? Link???

I'm pretty sure you can, everyone including me did lol

Oh ok just that.... If true I'll just hate Sony that much more lol

Send them to XBO Nation here on VGC and let them see all the work you do for this thread xD

Octodad for Xbox One being considered
Mark Hearn posted on Feb 20th 2014 by Mark Hearn
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Young Horses’ Octodad might be making its way to the Xbox One, the developer recently confirmed via Twitter. “We’re not currently working on an Xbox One version of the game,” the game’s official Twitter account posted. “We are interested in it, but have not decided to do it yet.”

Young Horses’ latest effort, Octodad: Deadliest Catch launched on Windows, Linux, OS X and PS4. If you’re unfamiliar with the series, Octodad is a slapstick adventure where players maneuver through various obstacles by independently controlling the title character’s set of tentacles as if they were arms and legs.

Young Horses has yet to confirm if it’s enrolled in Microsoft’s ID@Xbox self-publishing program, however if the developer is thinking about brining Octodad to the Xbox One, we’d hope the company has at least gone that far.

Damn so they select among the selected??? Damn... If someone finds a way in the program let us know...

Microsoft taking its time with next Gears of War game

posted on Feb 20th 2014 by Mark Hearn

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"Now that Microsoft owns the Gears of War franchise lock, stock and barrel, don’t expect the game’s next installment to be a quick cash grab. Microsoft Studios boss Phil Spencer says that Black Tusk Studios will be taking its time to evolve the franchise and that it’ll take time.

Spencer went on to say that he believes they’ve built the right team for the job, but he wants to give them the time needed to achieve their goal. In addition to buying the rights of Gears of War from Epic Games, Microsoft hired the company’s former director of production, Rod Fergusson to oversee its development.

As part of its acquisition, it was announced that Microsoft’s Vancouver-based Black Tusk Studios would developing the series’ first in-house effort, which resulted in the developer taking time away from an already active Xbox One project.

Not completely getting the band back together, former Epic Games frontman, Cliff Bleszinski confirmed that he would not be part of the next generation of Gars of War games, however he did say that the franchise was in good hands under Fergusson’s lead."

Ryuu got it before me, didn't he... xD

sounds like my wet dream.  :P