Isn't this what always happens? Microsoft starts off the generation with strong support while Sony starts off slow and peaks throughout the generation. Nothing surprising.
Main difference this gen is that Microsoft has a reduced market influence to pull third-party support.
Nonetheless, I am happy to see Microsoft be aggressive in its campaign to bolster the diversity of its first-party lineup outside of FPS.
PSnow and Xbox1 BC have two completely different goals. BC serves the purpose of having 360 users who havent upgraded to the one or who migrated to ps4. Its goal is to sell consoles by making the previous version obsolete. PSnow is a service designed to make sony games available in the absense of a console. BC has more immediate returns for Microsoft while psnow looks to have long-term goals in mind. Both are awesome.
Yes. I would also love to have enemies react to shots like they do in Rage. It makes the weapons feel so impactful. Cant wait for Doom.
I agree with everyone. I would not mind a SP experience, however, the only time I can remember a SP military-themed shooter possessing a noteworthy campaign was Spec-Ops The Line and COD4. As a result, I am hesitant to say that Titanfall 2 NEEDS a great SP campaign.
As the game was built around MP, I am concerned that the SP will be nothing more than glorified, highly-cinematic horde defense battles. I don't necessarily have a problem with that; I do have a problem wit...
Influence is fine. The Last of Us was highly influenced by the new Tomb Raider. Uncharted was highly influenced by the original Tomb Raiders. This game will be great.