@Zachriel Eh no one of the biggest cheers was after the trailer for Murasaki Baby, an incredible title that looked something like Limbo, you know that critically acclaimed game?
And they showed at least 10 games and announced even more that were all like classic Limbo style genius games. What is wrong with that?
You obviously aren't a fan so why would you be waiting to see something like Uncharted 4 that would make you cry with envy?
Exclusive content that customers will have to pay for. Also Exclusive Lower Res textures exclusive to the platform.
Yeah because even Halo Reach Around would be better then that ^_^
@jackanderson1985 They removed their own restrictions of whats main goal was to get EVEN more money out of you. That's it. Thank you Microsoft? Now you just continue to rip your fans off with your new console like the way you always have with the 360? Why is that still good?
No, even up to January 2013 you could go into a store anywhere in the world and buy a Wii U.
The toy scam thing is yes but no this is actually a well thought out game that deserves the review scores it will be getting. The guys who made this made the ingeniously fun Toy Story 3 game. Skylanders is just button mashing your way through a boring and uninspired level every single time.
When the games install fully to the hard drive, how can it not be quiet?
This game was announced at E3 2010 as a current gen game and, up until 4 months ago, was a Kinect only game before moving to the Xbox One. Crytek have not made a good game since the original Far Cry released in 2003.
Why any of these things are an automatic indication of a great game is beyond me.
I can't see this as putting gamers in a bad light though. In order for other areas of the "entertainment" medium to have an opinion on this, they would have to first admit that the writing by Jennifer, for a "mere videogame" that can't be creative, artistic or emotional, is really good and inspiring.
So people like Stephen Spielberg and George Lucas can't comment on this turn of events.
So I guess its worse then as Kinect ISN'T mandatory, its not a question anymore of "if". Oh and at least 30 million gamers in the world give a sigh of relief too.
Don't even care about the single player lol. The only thing I took from this is that they are going to waste more years of development time on this game. Just move onto Bully 2 please or Manhunt 3.
@ChrisW But a few days ago they didn't? So because one company delayed the console the other will have serious problems. Why even compare the PS4 and that other Train wreck???
I guess we just assumed that they WERE confirmed. Anything else they would like to CONFIRM while they are at it?
@ger2396 Yeah when they expectantly to themselves went back on the DRM thing, they had to remove the original country locked scheme that they had too, much to their dismay.
Don't forget to say your welcome to the people who stood up to this crap by boycotting the console.
I guess he has seen most PS3 exclusives, that is why he limited it to best on Xbone.
@Stevino123 "Casuals" will be buying these consoles in 3 years. Around €450 does not make sense to them as the price of a console. Hence the removal of Kinect and pushing back the Xbone Kinect Sports Rivals as nobody was going to buy it.
This guy knows what he is talking about.
Gonna be saying this until blue in the face. They removed another barrier that they themselves originally added all on their own. Its just proof again that their was no real reason to have *insert terrible console policy that nobody wanted* to begin with.
Imagine were Microsoft would be today if they hadn't have released a broken console to the market for almost 5 years last gen and actually put some thought into revealing their new...
EXACTLY, Timed exclusive DLC that Xbox owners get to exclusively pay for before people on other platforms get to pay for it. Millions of money well spent.
They are missing out on forced mandatory Kinect. This is a good thing.
Definitely. Its just another Microsoft "listening to their customers" where they simply remove another barrier enforced alone by themselves.
Why would it be any trouble at all to simply not put something in a box and let a measly software update fix it? It raises the question of why any of these restrictions were heavily enforced to begin with.
@NateCole Relax man. Now we know somebody who's jaw will be on the ground when we get to see it being played. Little does he know he is giving it a HUGE complement by trying to suggest that a game out in 2014 looks like CGI technology of 2013. Amazing.