Now that the dust has settled following Microsoft's unveiling of its Xbox One, all that remain are questions over the future of the console and the platform that underpins it. How do used games work? How does the online requirement work? What's the future of indie games? Microsoft isn't focusing on the game-related specifics. Instead, it's outlining its vision for the future of TV and entertainment in an effort to change perceptions of its popular brand. Simply put, Xbox isn't just about gaming anymore; it's a platform Microsoft believes will transform the living room.
Part of the fun of Disney Dreamlight Valley is its crossover character interactions, and in this game's case, more would certainly be better.
"First-person roguelikes like Gunfire Reborn and Roboquest can be quite fun when done well. Another such game is MythForce, which comes from Beamdog, the developer that brought Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 to modern platforms (while mostly ditching the co-op). MythForce features cartoon-like visuals and a fantasy theme, making it quite different from most of its peers. It will soon reach its "final form" via the upcoming Version 1.2 update," says Co-Optimus.
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Everything already has changed at Microsoft. It slowly changed as the original Xbox and Xbox 360 leaders left the company (people like Peter Moore, Jeff Bell, J Allard, Ed Fries, Otto Berkes, etc).
By the time Microsoft was rolling out their Kinect initiative, the 360 was in the hands of a completely different team.
It could work or it could completely backfire on them.
The issue i see is that the X1 is not something that consumers are looking or have been needing or wanting. This product is forced and not something that casual or hardcore gamers been wanting.
Casuals were never looking for an all in one home entertainment box. Hardcore a/v fans have not been looking for an all in one home entertainment box. Cable users have not been wanting for and all in one home entertainment box. Hardcore gamers certainly weren't looking for an all in one entertainment box as well.
This is the problem i see with the X1. Basically is not something that the market has been wanting for.
We shall see. My bet is it will still sell well because of the millions MS will pour in advertising and getting celebrities endorsement. It will work for a bit but it will not be a game changer like Kinetic didn't change much as well.
The future for tech is really in mobile. What the market has been looking for is an all in one mobile device. The company that can come up with one and do it well will set the next tech revolution like when Apple first came out with their iPhone smartphone.
Console gaming will still be strong because of the dedicated console gamers so the company that will focus on them will continue to do well. Mobile gaming will never supersede or be able to replace console gaming because console gaming is dedicated to specifically for dedicate gamers. This is where i think MS got it wrong and Sony got it right.
One question. Where is the Milo technology?
They've done this for the last couple years. I don't really care about Microsoft's BS anymore, and I was SUPER DUPER excited for the X1 reveal too. I believe the 15 exclusive thing was just a thing said because they didn't actually have any games, so they just had to throw it out there to get people hyping up something that's not going to be there. 15 exclusives? More like 15 over promised hypes.
Not even gonna watch it because it's gonna be the same old BS. They had a 3 year streak of disappointing me. What's makes this year any different?