Where are they?
Rather than use many, many tags for all the platforms, isn't it easier/cleaner to not use tags unless a game is platform exclusive (first party)? And in the case of MS, we could probably use [MS] to cover PC and XB, and introduce [XBSX] when we get some games that won't run on XBO.I need platforms in thread-titles since I'm not interested in visiting threads of games I will never be able to play. If it's timed exclusive even more useful because that's something I might be interested in later. Why can't we use icons for each platform? And have a clock icon for console-timed-exclusives?
Tommy McClain
hmmm... There are probably titles that are Windows 10 specific that aren't coming to Xbox. I'm not sure about the other way around going forward.Yes for when it's device specific. Is any game XB specfiic though? Even all MS's own game are XB+PC, so 'MS' makes more sense in light of that being their ecosystem now. Of course, we can use XB when needed should such a title arise.
Those'll be posted in the PC Games forum and not the console forum.hmmm... There are probably titles that are Windows 10 specific that aren't coming to Xbox.
I thought we were using XSX, and therefore now XSS as well?Now that we have confirmation of Lockhart being an actual console, what should it's abbreviation be? { Paging @TheAlSpark }
YSS - y so SerieS
XBSS - xbox series s
XBLH - xbox lockhart not to be confused with XBLG.
Also generally we'd still use XBSX to denote any next-gen xbox game?
I thought we were using XSX, and therefore now XSS as well?
oh ok, ignore me thenLooking through the thread titles I see a lot more XBSX than I do XSX. So uhm,
oh ok, ignore me then
Isn't MS just moving towards XBOX to represent both?I thought we were using XSX, and therefore now XSS as well?
Isn't MS just moving towards XBOX to represent both?