Ummmmmmmmmmmm control AT-ATs? Yes please.
Ummmmmmmmmmmm control AT-ATs? Yes please.
I was a huge fan of the first game.
Cyberpunk 2077 does look really cool, but I mean...this game has been teased and hyped for so long, if it’s not literally the best game ever, it’s going to be disappointing.
I remember seeing the first trailers for it back when I was still at Lowe’s. That was nearly 5 years ago.
Blair Witch horror game?
It does look cool though. Liike... really cool.Quoting megladon8 (view post)
We also got confirmation that Square Enix's Marvel's Avengers game will launch on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Stadia
Keanu appeared live on stage after the new Cyberpunk trailer and stole the show.
Gotta hand it to Microsoft marketing, because the timing couldn't have been better. Weeks after "John Wick 3's" premiere, they one-upped Sony's "Death Stranding" announcement.
ETA: Release date is April 16, 2020.
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Do we have any idea what kind of game it is?
Is it related to the MCU? Is it related/linked to Spider-Man PS4?
Any details at all?
XBox Game Pass for PC starts today in open beta. $1 teaser price.
They're offering Game Pass Ultimate (XBox and PC, plus Gold) for $15 a month. I think this is the console's best selling point. They have more than a 100 games, all XBox exclusives premiere there, and I counted at least a dozen titles I'd wanna play right now.
Human NPCs? Hmm.
The next game from the Dishonored guys
Evil Within studio
I guess we'll find out on Tuesday!
Rage expansion
Bethesda Bringing ‘Elder Scrolls Blades’ to The Nintendo Switch
Feels increasingly weird that Sony blew off the conference
Meh. They have the install base lead by a factor of 2x. Everything they have in development has already been announced. They probably were waiting to see what Microsoft would say about their next console- very little, except that we know Halo Infinite is also launching alongside Microsoft’s new Project Scarlett.
Yeah, I know. Still feels weird tho, like Nintendo largely eschewing E3 in favor of its own Direct announcements.
The next ~2 years will be relatively dead. If next gen consoles release Holiday 2020, that really means waiting until the first 3-6 months of 2021 to see new games at retail.
Also, I think it'll be interesting to see how Sony reacts to Stadia and xCloud. They're locked to the console and don't have an advantage beyond exclusives (which I think will become less and less financially viable for developers). Sony has no other presence in the home, unlike both Microsoft and Google.
Microsoft's cross-platform, cross-play, backwards compatibility is their killer feature and AFAIK Sony doesn't have anything that competes going into next gen.
You're right Irish. I think the future of gaming is going to be way more atypical than we are used. The PS4 was released in 2016. So Consoles have a 4 year lifecycle now? I'm going to spend $400 (or $100 a year) for what exactly?
Hey. Final Fantasy VII Remake’ will be released on March 3rd, 2020
Conventional wisdom says more incremental updates across the generation.
But I'm excited to (1) buy a game once, play it anywhere: console, PC, tablet, mobile and (2) play with friends regardless of platform.
Most of the people here are on Playstation, you're on PC, I'm on Switch ... but it's be cool if that didn't matter and we could all jump into a game of "Rage" or "Borderlands" or "The Divsion" and murder one another.
Even if xCloud and Stadia flop, the idea is out there and eventually somebody will crack it.
ETA: Sony has actively worked against this (eg: "Fornite" cross play) but I can't imagine they'll do nothing while these competing services ramp up.
Just want to give a huge thanks to Duke for his yearly coverage of this.
Once he starts covering it here, I don’t really go looking elsewhere until after his coverage ends.
Thanks, Duke. You’re awesome!
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