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I would argue the last 2 decades has had fewer than 200 actually good games.have 1,000+ games across 2+ decades
Consume much?
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I would argue the last 2 decades has had fewer than 200 actually good games.have 1,000+ games across 2+ decades
You realize the last 2 decades encompasses the original Xbox and Xbox 360. There were lots of great games on those systems.I would argue the last 2 decades has had fewer than 200 actually good games.
Consume much?
If I had all day, I could probably come up with 200 games I would personally declare as at least "good", released from 2014 to today.I would argue the last 2 decades has had fewer than 200 actually good games.
Consume much?
I think you need better standards, when it comes to exclusives I can probably count the "great" ones on one hand for the 360, for anything beyond that console I'm having a hard time thinking of any I would consider great, of course I'm sure a good percentage of those +1000 games are likely multiplatform, but I would be ashamed if I had stuff like Bioshock Infinite in my libraryYou realize the last 2 decades encompasses the original Xbox and Xbox 360. There were lots of great games on those systems.
Now you've added the qualifier "exclusive" but nobody claimed that. The Original Xbox and Xbox 360 usually had the better multiplats anyway.I think you need better standards, when it comes to exclusives I can probably count the "great" ones on one hand for the 360, for anything beyond that console I'm having a hard time thinking of any I would consider great, of course I'm sure a good percentage of those +1000 games are likely multiplatform, but I would be ashamed if I had stuff like Bioshock Infinite in my library
Did you ignore the last part of the paragraph?Now you've added the qualifier "exclusive" but nobody claimed that. The Original Xbox and Xbox 360 usually had the better multiplats anyway.
I would rather just play great and classic old games than 'good' modern goyslop trash simply because it's new. There are enough high quality games from the 360/PS3 era and before that you could not exhaust playing them in one lifetime.If I had all day, I could probably come up with 200 games I would personally declare as at least "good", released from 2014 to today.
GFWL seemed like a decent idea in practice thanks to Xbox Live taking off during the 360 era. PC gamers do not like being throttled by DRM, login or whatever restrictions GFWL brought to certain games.As much as I enjoyed owning an Xbox and an Xbox 360 it was extremely retarded for Microsoft to throw the PC gaming market they had corned into the trash to chase consoles. That's what happens when you cannot prioritize long term goals thanks to shareholders.
It mostly brought restrictions like "makes game crash every five minutes" and "screws up all multiplayer functionality with insane lag, sluggish UI, and poor integration."whatever restrictions GFWL brought to certain games.
As much as I enjoyed owning an Xbox and an Xbox 360 it was extremely retarded for Microsoft to throw the PC gaming market they had corned into the trash to chase consoles. That's what happens when you cannot prioritize long term goals thanks to shareholders.
Otoh thank God they did because Steam is a very high quality product
That same series being developed by Angel Studios, which went on to be Rockstar San Diego for the Midnight Club series. I believe Midtown Madness lives on from Project Gotham Racing to the Forza Horizon series. Even so, it's not the same. MS needs more exclusives like what they had for the original Xbox.It still boggles my mind that after only releasing Midtown Madness 1 & 2 on PC only, they would make the 3rd Midtown Madness an Xbox-exclusive.
I'm just glad PS5 players finally have something to play. If it pisses off the 5 remaining Xbox fanboys, so be it. They need to finally grow up and build a PC.
Why is the Xbox Series X going UP in price four years after launch? Same with the PS5.I'm just glad PS5 players finally have something to play. If it pisses off the 5 remaining Xbox fanboys, so be it. They need to finally grow up and build a PC.
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I get you basically have to install everything regardless....but why the hell would the all digital Series X have less drive space than the physical Series X?
I’m disappointed that the one of the most pozzed studios in the west, MachineGames, may not bleed money on this title as a result.Xbots fuming Indiana Jones is going to PS5.
They probably expect GTA VI to be a big console pusher for 2025, I'd imagine.Why is the Xbox Series X going UP in price four years after launch? Same with the PS5.
Then again, who exactly wants to play an Indiana Jones game? It's not a healthy franchise, and I don't think there's ever been a notable game, and I know there have been a bunch of them.I’m disappointed that the one of the most pozzed studios in the west, MachineGames, may not bleed money on this title as a result.
Exactly, it was a dead IP on an underperforming console. Would’ve been a great bomb.Then again, who exactly wants to play an Indiana Jones game? It's not a healthy franchise, and I don't think there's ever been a notable game, and I know there have been a bunch of them.
Which is ironic, because the franchise has always been perfect to make a game out of.
GTA6 bundles are already in the works for the Xbox Series consoles from reliable leaks.They probably expect GTA VI to be a big console pusher for 2025, I'd imagine.