Stupid article - you have to click to next page to read about each of the six scenes.
+ PlayStation 4 Console
+ Project Morpheus
+ PlayStation Vita
= sounds like too high a barrier to entry for everyone to get all the features.
Wasn't there a driving game for PS3 (maybe Formula 1) that used the PSP for wing mirrors? It was okay if you had all the equipment but even if you did it seemed like a lot of work for a non-essential feature.
I'm sure the Sony team are able to try a lot of cool things but not all of them ...
The problem with the original job ad being made public is that it makes hardcore gamers speculate that Microsoft have a lack of faith in the Xbox One's capabilities because they are ready to move on to the Xbone Two sooner than would normally be expected.
Sony said that they hired Mark Cerny three years after the PS3 was launched. Microsoft looking for a hardware designer now, just months after the XB one release, indicates they want to move on to the next generation ASAP...
I respect most gamers' opinions even if they are different from mine. But all that 'Bungie betrayed the Xbox One' and 'I hope Destiny is an epic failure' is just embarrassingly immature.
Does anybody know if the Chinese Xbone will have the Kinect in the box?
The reason I ask is because it would be interesting to know if Microsoft have no PS4 to compete against will they stay with the all-in-one TV box vision or not.
"Is Microsoft preparing to do more with the Xbox brand?"
TV. They are investing literally millions of dollars in a whole load of Xbox Originals TV shows.
Halo TV - produced by Steven Spielberg.
Humans - set in a parallel present where everybody wants a robotic Synth gadget.
Gun Machine - about a hard boiled detective.
Deadlands - based on the successful pen-and-paper role playing game it's a gen...
Whilst I don't think it will sell systems, it does look colourful and seems like it could be a lot of fun. But it is being released in a busy October month on the same day as Assassin's Creed Unity and I suspect that some Xbox One owners might overlook it.
Earlier this week the journalist at Digital Spy publicly asked a Microsoft an honest question about the XB one Dev kit and was told that they had 'no plans' to release it. Can you guess what happened next?
Kotaku turned around and attacked the website and the journalist to say his report was false. Then some established N4G news posters (you know who you are) jealous of the hits that this story was getting killed the original story on N4G by calling it 'FAKE.&#...
I get the impression that Microsoft will want to end this lost generation and will be looking to release the Xbone Two sooner rather than later.
Sunset Overdrive looks like it could gain a big following but it is crazy for Microsoft to release a new I.P. In such a busy month and I fear it will get drowned by all the big name sequels.
These summer months are dry because of a lack of new releases, give me a couple of news AAA games and I'd throw my money at them. Publishers really need to stop saving their games for Christmas as gamers only have a finite amount of money.
@NYC_Gamer.
* The story reported by the journalist was not false.
* The comments made by the Senior Microsoft Executive were made publicly and recorded and heard by multiple media outlets.
* Microsoft HAVE NOT said the report was false.
* Microsoft have said their own executive's comments were "inaccurate."
* If Microsoft senior staff make public statements about their business, that are later...
@Lawboy. The reported article was not false. Microsoft executive Martin Fuller head of Xbox Advanced Technology PUBLICLY SAID the Dev Kit functionality wasn't happening.
"We were in the early stages of Xbox One looking at the idea of a retail kit that could be turned into a development kit, and vice versa," "As far as I'm aware there are no plans. I'm not aware of the reason why we didn't manage to do that."
However after ...
Xbox One (Eighty)
Kind of a click bait title by Tom Phillips because it misrepresents what was being said to give the impression that Sony were in favour of used game restriction but changed their policy when they saw Microsoft's Xbox One policies were unpopular.
Basically, Andrew House and Sony were against used game restrictions but certain websites such as Polygon, Kotaku and Eurogamer were falsely reporting that it was only a matter of time before Sony did the same, when in fact they w...
No matter how beneficial 'the power of the cloud' is Microsoft have to stop talking about its POTENTIAL usefulness. After their unfulfilled Kinect 2 and 2013 DRM claims gamers are more questioning of unproven features. At the moment when Microsoft talk about the Cloud, or DX12 or Secret Sauce it sounds like information to combat the public awareness that the PlayStation 4 has better quality third party games.
The best thing Microsoft can do is stop talking about poten...
Real journalists know that they don't make themselves the story.
This hack wants everyone to know that HE wants Destiny to fail and HE wants No Man's Sky to succeed. Great! but who is he that is opinions are so important?
Also, there are games that are coming out that I want to play and some that I don't but I don't want any of them to fail, that is just being a hater and anti-gamer. So I haven't clicked on this no-name and won't do.
One year exclusivity is a very long time in gaming, when exclusive windows at most are a month. Having played the beta I think it has so much potential that console owners across ALL platforms will enjoy including 360, PS3 and XBone.
But one year exclusivity effectively means that Bungie is saying if you are mad on Destiny then the PlayStation 4 is the place to get the complete experience.
Can console specs be upgraded with a patch?
I think the TV features of the XB one have a lot of appeal in the USA where it was designed to be the perfect fit with cable boxes there. It works there so it's understandable why many Americans love it. In mainland Europe, Australia, Africa and UK where set top boxes are varied it doesn't have the same appeal. Also TV is changing and there are more options available for streamed channels. BBC, Apple, Google, Netflix and more all think that getting your TV via cable boxes will become ...
I like the idea of a digital download at cheaper retail prices.
I hope this comes to the UK.