Captain Hero
The Spoiler Soldier
Still Phil love to fool people when it come to games , but nice show about the power of Xbox X and native 4K and about games nothing moves me to think about getting the Xbox X
Not correct, All games even if not enhanced get 16x AF applied, fps will become rock solid, resolution will remain same except for games with dynamic res which will go to the top peg all the time, all games will load much faster..
Yes quite the narrative he's trying to drive, hahaYou guys really gotta stop entertaining Deckard's nonsense, he's been trolling this thread all day.
Not correct, All games even if not enhanced get 16x AF applied, fps will become rock solid, resolution will remain same except for games with dynamic res which will go to the top peg all the time, all games will load much faster..
Haha please killzone 2005? Really comparing this to that?
Haha no
Wait... Wasn't the Kz2 debacle really what drove developers to start labelling their stuff as "in engine"? The criticism was that KZ2 was a target render, not in engine. This is different than, being shown running in engine on existing hardware. I guess time will tell.
Here's my question guys, will Xbox One X gamers have to suffer from parity issues in multiplayer titles? All that damned power.....
Yes, it is. It's a Microsoft exclusive. They make Windows 10 you know? It's just not a console exclusive.
It was eh.
Good games but they lack an oh shit moment like they usually do.
You guys really gotta stop entertaining Deckard's nonsense, he's been trolling this thread all day.
Post any overused meme you like, but this fact remains - remember the E3 2005 "actual gameplay footage" of Killzone 2 on PS3 footage?
https://youtu.be/b-4HNmuEAKg
There were many media outlets claiming that it wasn't false footage and that it was "actual gameplay footage captured from the hardware".
It was actually just a target render and as we all know, the game fell a little bit short of that visual splendor.
All I'm saying is, Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.
So it's not Xbox exclusive then.
Here's my question guys, will Xbox One X gamers have to suffer from parity issues in multiplayer titles? All that damned power.....
I think MS are leaning a bit too heavily on 'best version' of games stuff. I mean, it's going to move me over for sure because I'm a guy with a way too nice TV and sound system and I spend money on dumb purchases...
But the price AND lack of exclusive IP isn't gonna help them this fall.
Man, I thought you went full crazy before. The mental gymnastics you must go through when you post is nuts. The Killzone video was clearly pre-rendered, not the same thing here. This has been confirmed to be running on X kits.
Does that guarantee that the final game will look this good? No. However that could be said for any game shown at E3, past and present. So all things being considered equal, your point still falls apart.
Is it just me or was the opening segment of this conference the most game industry bro thing of E3 so far? They talked about a lot of numbers that are only interesting to people who know what they mean, they revealed a luxury car for no reason, and they brought out 2 women to just stand there with controllers in their hands. That whole segment felt like an appeal to the 18-35 male demo with lots of disposable income. I know that sounds weird, but I know people who work in the tech industry like this who love big numbers when it comes to computers and tech, fancy cars, and attractive women.
Yup, I got trolled hard at that point! I was so disappointed when I found out it wasn't Conker.
Is it just me or was the opening segment of this conference the most game industry bro thing of E3 so far? They talked about a lot of numbers that are only interesting to people who know what they mean, they revealed a luxury car for no reason, and they brought out 2 women to just stand there with controllers in their hands. That whole segment felt like an appeal to the 18-35 male demo with lots of disposable income. I know that sounds weird, but I know people who work in the tech industry like this who love big numbers when it comes to computers and tech, fancy cars, and attractive women.
No man, this has just been a transition decade. Next year will be different.Wasn't this supposed to be the year where we would be finally seeing Phil Spencer's first-party efforts?
I feel like i've been reading this for two years straight now.
Even when they revealed the cute conker clone, I was waiting for the real Conker to come in and murder that thing...for that entire trailer. lol
Do a little research before you waste your time posting a paragraph of inanity.
The initial hype was that the E3 2005 KZ2 footage was "in-engine", actual PS3 footage - which changed into "representative of the final product" within a month.
As we all know today, it was not even close to those lofty visuals; much to the dismay of those of us that were excited for it.
All I'm saying is, air on the side of caution when you see something that looks too good to be true - in any aspect of life.
The Killzone video was clearly pre-rendered, not the same thing here. This has been confirmed to be running on X kits.
It wasn't as clear when it was first shown because everyone that witnessed it was under the impression given by the presenters and the media that it was "in engine running on a PS3" which made anyone that wanted a Playstation 3 think "I can't wait to play this game!! Look how good it looks - it's the best looking game ever!!"
Sounds very similar to the hyperbole being thrown around now about Anthem.
Does that guarantee that the final game will look this good? No. However that could be said for any game shown at E3, past and present.
Well.... that was not a good conference imo. Lots of games Yes. Couple of interesting as well.. but besides Ori and Cuphead pretty lackluster in exclusives.
The whole monster talk about the Xbox X was over the top and the exclusive (when its not really) was very childish. The 499 price tag is understandable but not just for multiplats. The exclusive titels didnt look great at all.
And this was probably me mishearing some stuff but it i thought i heared Phil say that 4 of the Xbox X updates were free for 4 games? did i hear that wrong?
Childish? Pointing out exclusivity, whether it be timed, permanent, or even DLC has been going on by all parties for years.. how is it childish now?
The monster stuff is appropriate because the console is substantially more advanced than any other console.
Phil pointed out that 4 or 5 games by MS were upgraded to 4k assests at no cost and 30ish others by 3rd party were following.
I don't need to do research, I remember it clearly. It was never said to be in-engine outside of a comment made by Jack Tretton, and even that comment has been debated. I believe Sony was misleading with that trailer in a roundabout way. They show the trailer with no clear indication and let the public jump to conclusions for themselves. However many of us who know what pre-rendered and real time look like knew it was bullshit. We don't know that yet with this and we can only go by what we see so far.
I'm done discussing all this with you though. I should know not to feed a troll.
Amen. Have gotten burned by exactly this too many times.How many times have we seen "actual in-game footage" as a moniker before a "gameplay" trailer premieres at an E3?
The receipts aren't in until the actual game is in our hands.
One X will definitely be the best option for multiplatform console games
So it's not Xbox exclusive then.
A surprising amount of planning went into the conference for it to be so mediocre. I was very ready to be sold on a Scorpio. The specs are nice, but it pretty much looked like a $500 Forza machine. They didn't really show anything awesome about it.
Running a couple 3rd party multiplatforms at 4K is nice, don't get me wrong. I just wasn't convinced that I need to go out and preorder this thing since I don't care about Forza and Crackdown 3 looks like shit.
Like their last few conferences, it feels like the same, PR agency driven event with big "attention grabbing" moments but no real idea of what players actually want to see. Bringing out a car on stage is indicative of that. It's a gladhanding move that makes their partner super happy but serves no real purpose other than for glamour.
As for the Scorpio "MONSTER" talk and all the weird cult like vibe of MS employees wearing shirts that said "I WITNESSED THE MOST POWERFUL CONSOLE," and people spouting off numbers and blowing their load at how small the system is...it just goes back to what I said before about the insular and narrowminded view over at MS. They seemingly haven't read any feedback since the early days of launch and have been hyper-focused on addressing those problems, when most people are simply over that and would much rather see new games, big first party investment, and stuff that makes a serious impact. Maybe I'm wrong and this is their only move considering their first party is in shambles and their second party partnerships have all floundered (Crackdown sounds like a real fuckin disaster), but this show really demonstrated that this gen is truly lost to Sony for them.
Also another aside, I know everyone harps on how MS is just Halo, Forza, and Gears, but it's kind of crazy they haven't branched out more with the brands. If they treated Halo with the same approach as Disney with Star Wars, diversifying genres while still remaining inherently true to the series, they could help fill a lot of gaps. Maybe no devs are willing to come to the table with them, or they simply aren't willing to branch out. Who knows. The idea that there is a Forza 7 this year and perhaps a Horizon 4 next year is ridiculous. They need to start breaking these things up and making the gaps between installments longer. That's why there's no excitement around those brands. You can have these one franchise studio setups, but you have to do it right.
Watching the conference yesterday I couldn't shake the notice that gaming as an industry hasn't really grown up that much. As much as we like to say it has. The entire conference felt so incredibly childish. Bringing a car on stage and stuff. What was that? What is the point? Or that esports yelling guy? Or the incredibly off putting weirdly scripted Minecraft lady. Or the notice that they just had to keep on repeating the words 4K and 'most powerful console'.
Maybe it's just Microsoft and their conference. I'm curious to the Sony conference (which I won't watch because Sony always does theirs at 3am here in Europe. So stupid) to see if they also bring the childishness.
Maybe I'm over reaching as to extend my impressions of this one conference to the entire industry at large. But man... It's just time to step things up and bring more class to it all. I just felt so embarrassed for Microsoft and gaming in general watching that.
Like their last few conferences, it feels like the same, PR agency driven event with big "attention grabbing" moments but no real idea of what players actually want to see. Bringing out a car on stage is indicative of that. It's a gladhanding move that makes their partner super happy but serves no real purpose other than for glamour.
As for the Scorpio "MONSTER" talk and all the weird cult like vibe of MS employees wearing shirts that said "I WITNESSED THE MOST POWERFUL CONSOLE," and people spouting off numbers and blowing their load at how small the system is...it just goes back to what I said before about the insular and narrowminded view over at MS. They seemingly haven't read any feedback since the early days of launch and have been hyper-focused on addressing those problems, when most people are simply over that and would much rather see new games, big first party investment, and stuff that makes a serious impact. Maybe I'm wrong and this is their only move considering their first party is in shambles and their second party partnerships have all floundered (Crackdown sounds like a real fuckin disaster), but this show really demonstrated that this gen is truly lost to Sony for them.
Also another aside, I know everyone harps on how MS is just Halo, Forza, and Gears, but it's kind of crazy they haven't branched out more with the brands. If they treated Halo with the same approach as Disney with Star Wars, diversifying genres while still remaining inherently true to the series, they could help fill a lot of gaps. Maybe no devs are willing to come to the table with them, or they simply aren't willing to branch out. Who knows. The idea that there is a Forza 7 this year and perhaps a Horizon 4 next year is ridiculous. They need to start breaking these things up and making the gaps between installments longer. That's why there's no excitement around those brands. You can have these one franchise studio setups, but you have to do it right.
It's always Tomorrow when we see the fruits of Phil Spencer's labors. Luckily for Phil, as the saying goeth, tomorrow never comes.Wasn't this supposed to be the year where we would be finally seeing Phil Spencer's first-party efforts?
I feel like i've been reading this for two years straight now.
Matt alluded to the fact that there is still no significant investment now. We won't see MS first party expanding under Phil, it's moot st this point.Well the idea that Microsoft has no real 1st party doing anything is still the case. I don't see how this turns things around for them in any real way.
Well the idea that Microsoft has no real 1st party doing anything is still the case. I don't see how this turns things around for them in any real way.
Didn't get to watch all of the conference, however what's everyone's verdict on it? A memorable Microsoft conference? Hits and misses or one to forget?