Didn't I just say so? Most gamers have no interest in this concept.

The integration of a TV show doesn't add anything to a gaming experience, it only risks desintegrating and limiting it. It's a distraction. It's a faulty thought right from the start. The consumption of passively watching TV is so different from actively putting in and playing a game. Perhaps someone will be able to integrate them sometime in the future somehow, but it won't be Remedy and Quantum Break.

Plus it will be expensive, it automatcially becomes so with live actors and multiple paths in a TV series. Immensily risky.

More elements don't necessarily make a game better. If just a single element is bad it could make the game suffer as a whole.

Not trying to be negative here but i am not sure about this game. It's either going to be great or a mess.

You're talking about Gears territory?

Third person shooter? With live action show that is impacted by the way you play it? C'mon

Remedy, baby... this game ain't coming out until it works as intended.

They didn't even allow pre-orders let alone set a release date.

It seems Sci Fi Drama more than Sci Fi action, by not mainstream I mean not modern military shooter :O

I be surprise if this game comes out this year.

Phil Spencer has already been posting about playing this and Sunset Overdrive in the MS offices. They'll be out this year.

pfft explosions aren't even action now a days

This game will make more studios realise that people don't want fads.