Hell, sometimes said remake/remaster fundamentally alters the original's art design & atmosphere in the process too.

Well, if we didn’t need even MORE proof that Xbox was going 3rd party

Looking at the reaction from the PlayStation community around Hellblade 2 is safe to say MS have a winner on their hands. More crying = more better. 

On the 60fps or something else?  Those on the Playstation board complain about any game that isn't 60fps.  I'm not sure if it's actually Playstation fans or the PC elite that comes in to rub it in that PlayStation and Xbox games can't hit 60fps.

LOL, pointing out that game preservation isn't about physical vs. digital brings instantly up accusations of being an Xbox fanboy - this is incredible. The moment the something is colored with team colors, all reason is abandoned and it only is about making points for ones team. I even pointed out how GOG is great for game preservation (not affiliated with any of the console makers) yet it still is fanboyism somehow...

Towards the news about Sarah Bond forming a game preservation team I am in a wait and see position, waiting to see something actually coming from it and not being just a corporate commitee designed to make them look like doing something and in the end only recommending lukewarm stuff.

That said, the backwards compatibility and availability of old titles in the shop is a great thing. I bought some 360 titles of the shop and it works fine. So props for that.

Yeah, physical media is only one part of games preservation, digital is another part of games preservation and in actual fact PC is the best platform for games preservation which is almost entirely digital, Lol.

Fallout getting some very strong reviews from people who have watched the first two episodes.

If MS was smart they would release a remake of F3 or NV right around now, say what you will about Sony remaking/remastering games but they know how to capitalise.

They want people on Fallout 76, which is smart in its own right. 

But people want good games. Instead of trying to push people into their services, maybe they could try actually giving them want they want for a change. Some people might consider that smart.