Transitioning to become a third-party publisher in gaming that's the point
You're absolutely right 😂
Maybe Obscure_Observer can save them since he works for their marketing team
How is it going to sell well when it's also releasing on gamepass 🤔
We already know 😂
I was actually thinking about that. You beat me to it
I'm waiting for Obscure_Observer to try and defend him 😂
From Aaron Greenburg:
"Hi-Fi RUSH was a break out hit for us and our players in all key measurements and expectations. We couldn’t be happier with what the team at Tango Gameworks delivered with this surprise release."
😂😂😂 🤥🤥
I'm still trying to figure out what was the real reason to acquire Bethesda for millions or Billions of dollars if you're closing down studios 🤔 What were their true intentions 🤔 I mean do Microsoft really want to be a third-party publisher? It sounds like they're confused.with their future in gaming
I thought Sony was working on a stealth action game already 🤔
No more Evil Within 🤔
So basically they're removing and correcting their fake negative review scores 😂.
I feel the same way about Cyberpunk 2077. I'm glad you mentioned that. I'm not a fan of comeback stories as well. But No man sky developer was a small indie team compared to CDPR. It's worse when it's coming from a AAA developer
I really enjoyed this game
Every game doesn't have to be full open world. I'm also hearing that Resident Evil 9 will be open world as well. Semi open world would be better in certain area's I guess imo
My RTX 4080 is ready. I'm still curious about the framerate since they didn't mention it. I was struggling hitting 30- 40fps playing Dragon's Dogma 2 with a 4080 in certain area's in the game
Sweet.
With Steamdeck 2 just around the corner, I doubt it
Basically Starship troopers
There won't be no more acquiring game publishers from Microsoft in the future . Xbox has to pay Microsoft back. It might take two decades to do that.