"I don't get the drama around having an 'always online' console," Microsoft Studios creative directorAdam Orth wrote yesterday on Twitter. "Every device now is 'always on'. That's the world we live in. #dealwithit" In doing so, Orth dismissed what he saw as "drama" about the rumor that the next-generation Microsoft Xbox console would not be able to play games at all unless it were connected to the Internet, and also insulted the people concerned about it.
Polygon's Samit Sarkar, however, related an argument Orth then had with Manveer Heir, a BioWare game designer, in which Heir brought up people who'd be left out by always-on DRM. Orth was dismissive, but here's a look anyway at a few people who will find an always-on Xbox hard to "deal with."
Now available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation and Switch, Exhausted Man comes to consoles, just after its PC launch.
The Apex Legends developers announced earlier this month that they were going to be taking away the ability to purchase the Season 22 battle pass with in-game currency. However, this news didn’t sit too well with fans and Respawn made a statement promising fans that the change would not be going into effect.
It's always funny to me they don't fully revert these types of "changes" and make some minor adjustments, but they knew ahead of time they'd get backlash so the backtracking was always part of the plan to make the "community" feel listened 2.
Roll the BP We're sorry from SP.
PSA> Simply uninstall the game & walk away.
"The Barcelona-based indie games publisher JanduSoft and Görükle-based (Turkey) indie games developer Pow Pixel Games, are today very proud and excited to announce that their 2D arcade action platformer “Abathor“, ” is now available for PC (Steam) and consoles (PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and the Nintendo Switch) via digital stores." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
with all this fuss, there's a high risk of the console getting delayed.
lol.......just this
I will most likey buy two one for the family one for me.
Everyone is over reacting about always on Xbox. I'm sure it will be fine. And if you don't like it buy a ps4.
"EA's Origin service (a Steam competitor) probably takes the cake for arbitrary abuses of power here, as according to John Walker of Rock Paper Shotgun one player was permanently banned because someone else swore in a forum post with his username in it."
And that is why EA is considered the worst company in the US over banks and BP.
@sandman224:
"Everyone is over reacting about always on Xbox."
Yes. And the issue would be less than what it currently is if MS would - ONLY SAY SOMETHING.