Zenimax owns Bethesda
It's already been stated nothing is changing with Bethesda, they will still be self publishing. Only major difference will be MS gets a cut and more positively for them, they won't need to keep paying for the licenses of Bethesda games to stay on gamepass. They will be able to just keep them their and add the new ones as they come. This move definitely looks more like they are trying to become a 3rd party publisher and continue their campaign to move away from the Xbox hardware and be...
Oh! With that much surface area too, that will look amazing!
They are getting into Disney level of buying out companies. Granted Bethesda has already said nothing is going to change in terms of releases and MS doesn't believe in exclusives anymore. Still a wild thing to come out of nowhere. 2020 seems to be running out of steam but not out of surprises.
Snipers are a huge issue but so is the character designs. It was nearly impossible seeing an enemy two feet away EVERYONE blends in with the map and all the characters look similar with hardly any way to tell who is on your team. We both stared at each other trying to figure out if we were friend or foe.
You're right, no one believes that. The fact is Walmart opened their preorder early with the "why wait" tweet and because of that others followed suit because capitalism and the other companies didn't want to miss out on that free, easy money.
More like good news, scalpers be licking their lips for more.
Probably wanted to make sure they had the next wave completely set up before making any promises. They had no reason to apologize but this statement was awesome of them. Perhaps they should not give anymore preorder units to Walmart for screwing it all up.
That's good but they don't care.
The price increase was inevitable. You are willingly ignorant if you truly believe with the extremely high cost of games and them greatly increasing every year that $60 was going to make up for these massive budgets. Microtransactions and Loot boxes came to be because devs were trying to make up costs wherever they could.
It was a very strong show. It's impressive when the only games that make people grown and go get a drink or hit the rest room are Call of Duty and Fortnite. They really shouldn't of had them in there but outside of those it was an extremely strong show, Final Fantasy right out the gate made it a winner instantly.
I honestly forgot this game was even a thing. The reveal trailer wasn't that good. This has got to be the quickest this has happened, right?
It looks amazing, a bit weird their didn't have the HUD. Curious if they are going to have a "hardcore" mode with no huds information at all.
Demon's Souls day 1 is honestly all I need to hear.
As I love FF I would certainly love that but there is absolutely no way, unless that Project Athia is actually FFxiv.
There is absolutely no way they are waiting until the end of October to announce price and get preorders moving. That would be them two or three weeks tops before launch meanwhile MS would have had over a month of preorders happening.
They certainly aren't going down without a fight against the demands. Ultimately there is 10 million for world wide release so shortages are going to be unavoidable.
2020 "Oh you really want Stadia!"
I just want the price, date, and preorder date. I'm expecting them to start sending the emails for that lottery that day and preorders to start exactly a week later, possibly sooner to get the jump on MS and the 22nd.
This, the Xbox Arcade was extremely popular. Even after explaining it several times they just couldn't understand that you couldn't save games without the hard drive.