Are people seriously disagreeing with me over the fact that XNA isn't dead??
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk...
Article right there says that MS will still continue to support games developed with XNA on Xbox 360, Windows and Windows Phone, but confirmed that there are "no plans for future versions of the XNA product"....
@forcefullpower No, people are still able to use it and upload games to it. MS just aren't updating it anymore, meaning it's not supported by Windows 8, which i think includes Windows 8 phones. This is due to the new Metro interface.
How else are people uploading games to the Indie Marketplace?? They still need to use XNA to do that. If not, what else are they using??
I replied to the N4G comment section on that article and like I said before, it doesn't mention indie developers having to get publishers to publish their game.
It just says developers in general and the fact that developers STILL need a publisher to get content onto Xbox Live.
Indie Developers can just use XNA and upload their games through there.
Some people jump to conclusions when they see the title of an article, but don't read it p...
He was asked if developers STILL need publishers to upload content to Xbox LIVE and the response was yes.
So really, this hasn't changed from when developers had publish games for the Xbox 360 on LIVE.
I don't think this question was actually intended to be about Indie Games. I'm not trying to spin this around, but nowhere does it mention that Indie Developers can't deliver content without a publisher. Pretty sure MS will keep the Xbox Live Indie...
I bought Metro 2033 like last year and only played up until you meet the Blacksmith I think.
Forgot that this was coming out and I liked the look of it. Started Metro 2033 up again from the start and finished it twice. Game was amazing, it has it's flaws, but I really enjoyed it.
Got this on release day and loving it. The graphics look nicer, stealth feels right and the aiming is a lot smoother. The change in the controls is for the better, I like how you...
Does remind of Gods Eater. Nevertheless, looks good so far. Interested in seeing some gameplay down the line, what the game is about and what Sony platform. Hoping it's PS3.
Nice. You can also get 240 MSP for free if you buy that or any other game in the charts if anyone is interested in getting some MSP to go with it :D
http://www.game.co.uk/en/ga...
I was contemplating whether or not to buy Demon's Souls on PSN due to the price being dropped. I heard someone mention it might be added to the Instant Collection in June and I decided to wait it out. Glad I did.
Also willing to try out Kingdoms of Amalur along with ICO and Shadow of Colossus HD. If KoA is any good, I will also get it on the 360.
I would say it has faded, not because it's going to be a terrible console, but at this present time, there isn't a lot to talk about. The reveal was just under 3 months ago.
Once the new Xbox is revealed, I bet people will start talking about it again, there will be comparisons, debates, arguments, speculations, etc.
It's like how nobody really talks about E3 2012, it still happened, there's just nothing new to talk about. Just wait till this ...
I bought Metro 2033 like last year, but I only got to Chapter 3. I must of moved onto another game at the time.
Finished off most of Deus Ex and wanted to play through Metro 2033 before M:LL comes out. Nice to see it got a good score, now I'm pretty hyped for this game.
Sad to see Defiance and DI:R getting pretty low scores, was going to get them at some point, I'm just waiting for price drops.
Sweet, wanted to get Demon Souls, but a physical copy is like £20.
MediEvil might be something I would pick up. I could never afford to buy many games when I was a kid, doing chores or little jobs for neighbors didn't give much and I pretty much spent it straight away. I was always playing demos of games, and MediEvil was one of them.
For £2, it's a steal, hell even the original price is a steal. I didn't even realize it was on PSN...
I would like destruction to be more dynamic. Depending on how hard something hits a destructible object, the more pieces come flying off and such.
I don't think it will force companies to be creative again at all. It will just force them out of their jobs.
Indie developers might not be affected by it as much because they can continue to develop for PC's and whatever consoles are left.
I do agree that companies do stick to what they know and what is safe.
I think things are different now. I know the first crash was due to a high amount of consoles being released in a short period of...
I really enjoyed the first DI, I got it on release day and I have to say, it was like playing Borderlands, but with zombies and mainly melee weapons. It was quite heart pounding in some parts, outside was fine because it was bright and you could easily outrun anything pretty quickly, but inside buildings was weird. Just being isolated in narrow corridors, etc.
I didn't get DI:R though, it's on my list to get at some point, but I just have been busy with other games. I...
I bought the DLC when it was on Sale with points I got for subscribing to NOW TV for half price. Great service and got what I wanted.
If this had been cheaper and I didn't buy the DLC, I would get it, but sadly, it's not and I already did...
It was originally meant to be released in November 2012, but got pushed back to February. Then it became a multiplatform and is now releasing in October...
That's almost a year away from the original date...
It doesn't bother me to be honest. I've had plenty of games to play on all of my consoles. I will probably pick this up on the 360.
Looks pretty awesome. I would definitely buy this game. Hoping for a Wii U version.
The reason it won't go away is because journalists have nothing else to tall about and jump on the most popular bandwagon. At the moment it's the always online and no used games rumor for the 720.
It's just a rumor though, people are taking it as if the final decision and are jumping ship to Sony. I know the Ps4 sounds amazing and I will definitely get one, but plz be open minded about this everyone.
I would say console owners would get a Steambox. Some people don't like the hassle of building a computer or just don't know how to.
It can also be quite costly, especially if you don't really know what you're looking for. My first build was expensive because I didn't know what was necessary. I was going for really expensive parts that weren't exactly that powerful.
The good thing about Steam is that the library is huge, the games are ...
Well you have to add the power brick to the 360 because that was huge.
hopefully, the power supply is inside the box this time