It's very likely to happen as previous Nintendo "Pro consoles" had exclusives that would not run on the normal console.
Forza Horizon make sense to appear. The previous one was released almost three years ago and if the previous entry is anything to go by. It only have until 2022 before getting delisted. Now for other games maybe something by Compulsion? They been very quiet for a while now. Though if that is the case, we shouldn't expect anything big.
Well with Apple recent moves. It's not really a phone game anymore at least not exclusivily.
The biggest issue however is that for now is only for Apple and given how the gameplay is supposed to work. Is very likely that it will stay that way.
Same thing happened with the previous Bomberman R. Originally a Switch exclusive and later ported to PC and consoles.
I will be lying if I said I'm not interested in this game. A Bomberman in the "Battle Royal" style look very fun. I just hope that there is crossplay with Stadia and with consoles (if they also get the game) because I don't see Bomberman being a strong enough brand to foster a big community in a single platform.
It is not going to be censored per say. Because if the PS4 is the leading platform, the main - and likely only - version of the game will already be adequated to Sony's policies. What we can reasonably expect is a toned down game in comparison to previous games by the same dev. Similar to what end up happening with Kandagawa Jet Girls where the game iself is much less risqué than even the anime or DerQ2 where they added those glowing lights to block the girls exposed skin, something ...
Shame they dropped the ball really hard in the second one.
Big issue is that this is focuse on their local market. So there is a big chance that their public is happy with the current status quo. Though I expect to see at least a lot of demand for Switch ports.
If it was not the high price and the EGS exclusivity. I would agree.
Right now though. Is better to just buy it on consoles (with you have one) or wait for a sale/steam release on PC.
So far nothing. They are still the publisher of the released versions and likely the Switch and Xbox versions as well. Though is very likely that Epic will try to buy those rights as well.
I agree with the ending of the article. Indeed it will take a while until streaming becomes as compeling as a traditional consoles. Though even when it reach that point I don't see them substituting consoles.
If anything it will become another pillar for gaming. Sharing space with PC, consoles and mobile.
That will be interesting to see. Likely some major countries will get the upgrade to the Series X before others thanks to the lack of parts. But is nice to see that this upgrade will come rather soon into the new generation of consoles.
In this particular case I don't think it would. Mainly because the Switch got a version of the title and given the current trend in Japan, the playerbase would chose that over any other console. But is true that the most successful Xbox in the country was the 360, being the only one to actually break through the 1M units in the region and that was likely at least in part because of the exclusivity deals for smaller titles like the original Gal Gun.
Last time I played something from Data East it was the ports that they did for the Zeebo. Joe & Man and Bad Dudes worked pretty well on that machine. But I don't know if I would get them again on PC.
That would also be a lot more expensive though. Because other than the Xbox that already have access to those versions. The other platforms would require 3 more ports each making it a much more expensive project.
While I agree with you there. The reason why they did not went with that direction is likely exactly what you call the problem. Nintendo and PC players had very little contact with the series so they are unlikely to know or care about the differences. Meanwhile PS players had the Sigma series and Xbox players already have access to the original versions so they likely wouldn't care for the collection if it featured those.
In other words. It's the Sigma version exact...
I can't say that I'm unhappy. Because I never played the Sigma versions of the games, so I only know about them by word of mouth and who knows I might be suprised with the end product. If anything my big concern is how well the PC version will run.
And at least the original version can be played in any modern Xbox console by means of the backward program. Is not a perfect solution, but at least it's there.
Sure. I was completely wrong, the story was not originally failed because of the anonymous sources and it was not immediately reported by the usual fanboys. We all dreamed about that.
But you believe whatever you want. If you think the rules of this place are good, follow them. Otherwise you are going to lose that amazing privilege of approving news and we all know how you like that control.
Be well.
Yeap. If you told me this was a fan project on Unity I would totally believe you.
Even the trailer composition look very amateur.
@"utopiancat"
The point is that you can upgrade the PS+ version at all accordingly to the guidelines. https://mp1st.com/wp-conten...
With games that require a big community to function. Even if Stadia only provide 5% of the player base it's already important for the longevity of the title.
In regards to Stadia itself I have to agree. I'm not particularly against streaming games, but the sales model of Stadia is just a big "nope" in my opinion.