I'v just started playing Virtua Fighter 5 because i sold Tekken 6 and im amazed at how well this game still holds up. It's beyond me why Sega has not released an updated version of this game yet. in terms of production quality, gameplay and artistic design this game kills Tekken 6. I know it's a matter of opinion but Tekken 6 was the ugliest game in the series. Graphicaly it had it going but artisticaly it was butt ugly!
Anyway let me know what you guys feel about the VF5 game and whether or not sega should release VF5 evolution or VF6 in the states.
Blue Prince successfully transplants its architecturally shifting mystery to the Switch 2, proving that its "one-more-room" roguelite hook is a perfect fit for portable play.
What is an Xbox now?
Had a strong feeling they'd do this. Ok that's one step inthe right direction. Baby steps because the moment they do anything drastic they step on rakes.
Next give ppl reason to sub for 30$ a month to for GP. Second is the lower the price. They want to return to Xbox they need to be attractive again. Lower price won't sell them out as it's too late this gen but it's something.
I wish it would it have read Microsoft quietly retires Xbox, and just develop/publish games. The Xbox name doesn't mean anything anymore, the 360 era was the best they ever had.
The PS fan media are always having a pop at MS but as a gamer I've had no issues playing my Xbox games, my PC games and cloud games. I've benefited from playing my games everywhere. For over three decades I've enjoyed many games. The media's failure, especially this site to have balanced view on anything Xbox is childish. The Xbox move to PC is an excellent idea. An open platform, endless possibilities and no fake paywalls. Don't forget that in the UK Sony has a class action against it for anti competitive practices. No one is reporting this. All those gamers ripped off and over charged. And don't forget Valve too. They are too powerful as well. Change is good.
During a GDC Festival of Gaming keynote, Xbox VP of next generation, Jason Ronald, explained players who purchase Xbox Play Anywhere titles spend more than two times the same number of hours in-game as other players.
