@Bog-standard Poster why don't you just fuck and get it over with?
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I would say they did recover from that debacle. Sony was playing catch up halfway through that generation. Yes, they had a slight lead over Xbox, but Xbox 360s were still popular then even with the closing gap. Kinect for Xbox 360 was a short term success. 10 million sold on day 1 is nothing to overlook.They spent over $1billion on repairs and recalling units. And over one quarter of a billion dollars on shipping alone. I would argue that they never actually recovered fully from this. It was a miracle that they even made it out of that generation.
I don't think so. I believe it was a fad from the Wii days. XB1's Kinect had Dance Central, Kinect Sports Rivals, a sequel to Fruit Ninja Kinect, a puzzle game... that's it. Nobody was using it after MS and other developers left it be. At least with PSMove, that is STILL being used for PSVR.Its been a decade out and did the Kinnect or motion controls ever take off? This isn't a skype/zoom situation where Microsoft had the tech and let it die only for it to suddenly become normalized. they went all in on nothing.
Same issue as the Kinect. Nobody has the space to use it properly. Too expensive to risk a full product on it.VR was DOA, the concept while neat was always going to be a meme. Facebook going full retard on it especially when google glass proved AR won't work is hilariously insane.
Yet Kinect was still a shit business strategy by Micro themselves, especially when copying the Wii formulaI would say they did recover from that debacle. Sony was playing catch up halfway through that generation. Yes, they had a slight lead over Xbox, but Xbox 360s were still popular then even with the closing gap. Kinect for Xbox 360 was a short term success. 10 million sold on day 1 is nothing to overlook.
I agree with all of your post but I have to question this part. RRoD hit consoles at launch until the solder issue was fixed. Despite the launch problems, xbox 360 still sold loads, quadrupled MS' market share in the console space and had some truly amazing games.They spent over $1billion on repairs and recalling units. And over one quarter of a billion dollars on shipping alone. I would argue that they never actually recovered fully from this. It was a miracle that they even made it out of that generation.
you can use VR seated.... and if anyone doesn't have the space for that I have to wonder how they play vidya in the first place.Same issue as the Kinect. Nobody has the space to use it properly. Too expensive to risk a full product on it.
don't forget the ps3 came out a year later than the xbox 360, if you wanted a "next gen" console, it was the only option.I agree with all of your post but I have to question this part. RRoD hit consoles at launch until the solder issue was fixed. Despite the launch problems, xbox 360 still sold loads, quadrupled MS' market share in the console space and had some truly amazing games.
patents don't mean much, they mainly exists so companies can go "we had the idea first, pay up motherfucker". just look at what stuff gets patented and how little gets put into a product.Yeah, an anti-consumer vision where you'd buy a $500 console to WATCH TV and have the Kinect 2.0 spy on you. Not even spy, but DETECT if there are multiple people in the room to charge the host for license usage. His vision would've destroyed the Xbox brand faster than the RRoD could've with the Xbox 360.
The news is so fuckin' fake these days, gaming journo outlets can't even tell the truth about video game releases
Didn't the leaks from the whole buying Activision Blizzard situation reveal that the game is console exclusive for 1 year only, which means you can bet in 12 months its coming out on Ps5 and maybe the switch if they actually want to go through the effort of downgrading the game to run on it.Wouldn't it be great if any time a journo put out a lie, their hands would be smashed with a hammer? STALKER 2 isn't first party.
This is why I fucking despise journos with a fiery passion. They are getting paid hard time for reporting a lie and gossiping it as well
MachineGames made their way to my blacklist after Wolfenstein II.Also, don't expect Indiana Jones to be good if this is who is making it.
It's gonna be Perfect Dark Zero all over againThe switch from 1st to 3rd person looks really off-putting. Overall, the game looked very slow. It's like they knew the game really should have been 3rd person but didn't have the knowledge to make one, so just back to 1st person gameplay they are comfortable with.
Late as fuck, but they took 5 years to put a game from a studio they own on their service and expect people to be impressed.Speaking of which, We Happy Few will be added to Game Pass this month.
20 seconds in and we already have 2 letter soup individuals plastered on the screen.The developer direct was today.
Indiana Jones is first person.......why....
Also, don't expect Indiana Jones to be good if this is who is making it.
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I knew he sounded a lot like Troy Baker...Indiana Jones, why did they cast Troy Baker. It's off-putting hearing his voice come out of Harrison Ford's face.
They also fucked themselves with TNC all on their lonesome. It's been a decade since they've put out anything worth playing. Arkane might be stinky poos but MachineGames is cancer in their own right.MachineGames did the Wolfenstein reboot. I think first person is a good fit for that game. What I'm worried about is them collaborating with Arkane Lyon again. The last two Wolfenstein games were both dogshit because Arkane had their filthy brown hands all over them.