Since the original announcement of the Xbox One back at E3, Xbox was very clear about its used game policy. If you purchase an disc based game from a retailer, as soon as you play that disc on your Xbox it would be registered virtually to that Xbox and could only be shared with ten “family” members. Meaning the game could no longer be lent out freely or traded in at retail stores. Xbox One would also require daily online check-ins in order to play any single or multiplayer game. If you couldn’t sign into Xbox Live at least once every 24 hours then you were more or less screwed.
With Arkane Austin shutting its doors this week, it's a good time to reflect on one the most innovative roguelike-inspired triple-A experiences of recent years.
I’ve got it, never played it. Prey is a game I really wanted to like and it’s a game I really should have liked, everything about it is right up my street. But I just don’t know what it was but I just couldn’t stick with it.
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"The Warsaw-based (Poland) indie games publisher Untold Tales and indie games developer Exit Plan Games, are today very happy and excited to announce that they have just released the free "Wild West" update for their open-world sandbox/adventure “Bang-On Balls: Chronicles“ (the said update is available right now for PC and consoles worldwide)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Both
But PS4 first for me :p
I have preorded a PS4 :)
Why not both? Hehe.
(Natalie, you will be mine on November 15th! Trisha, wait for me!)
Oh, this thread again?
Of Course PS4. Because I am gamer not TV Viewer.