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TLOU was about building up Ellie as the hero for the next game. Sort of like an origin story.
Our sources concur that the February/March dev kits were indeed very loud indeed, but it wasn't due to over-heating - quite the opposite in fact. The thermal control algorithm - which monitors the heat output of the major chips on the motherboard and adjusts fan speed accordingly - simply wasn't implemented in the developing OS, and so to avoid damaging the hardware, the fans were set to 100 per cent all the time. This was resolved by a software update back in March that brought Xbox One to its current stealth-like state, and our understanding is that final development hardware - which is a complete match for retail silicon - started rolling out to developers early in July and remains extremely quiet.
2004 thru 2014, the Iphone, tablets and skinny jeans all say hello.... when was the last time a single title moved hardware? Titanfall gave XB1 a bump but it was brief, what other titles have a developer with similar reputation in play to do something bigger. It would have to be bigger to do anything meaningful.
Thanks for that.
Hmmm....never really felt an attachment to her I could feel other as a protector for this one game. The gameplay for me also got a little stale, but I kind of feel that's true for most games of this type for me. I may change my mind if I ever get to finish it...hopefully it's not relegated to the other great games that I've never finished (Mass Effect, Bioshock, every Assassin Creed game, etc)
Gotta agree with both these, I cant understand why MS paid all this money & then it also comes out on PC (whilst true its a MS platform but its not the same thing)Titanfall certainly had a chance to be a system seller, but 2 things prevented that.
1. Lack of a traditional single player storyline. Yes, it is multiplayer, but a lot of people play these games for the single player only (like me) or in addition to the multiplayer. Battlefield would never be in the position it is in now to challenge COD if it didn't include a single player campaign. And COD would sell a lot less if it didn't include a single player campaign.
2. More importantly it was also launched on PC and more importantly X360. If it was limited to Xbox One only or even Xbox One and PC, it would likely have moved a lot more systems than it did.
I agree. She went through a lot and got final emotional blow at the end when...TLOU was about building up Ellie as the hero for the next game. Sort of like an origin story.
You didn't make it to Winter, did you? A lot of Ellie's growth really occurs in the back half of the game at which point it becomes clear the game is largely about Joel sharpening her into the kind of person who can survive in that world.
Anybody want to wager how much time MS spends on Kinect games during E3?
I really want to do a Price is Right style - closest without going over wins, and I'm really itching to say absolute zero. But I think, somewhere in their presentation, they might show a little clip of one game or a mashup of a couple of them. Although very briefly.
I expect no more than 30 seconds spent by MS during their E3 presentation on Kinect games.
What say the rest of you?
31 seconds
That's how it's done right?
They must have some other games in development for Kinect that they can show. If not, and they included Kinect in the package knowing only Fighter Within and Kinect Sports Rivals were the only games in development then WOW.Anybody want to wager how much time MS spends on Kinect games during E3?
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Interesting.