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Forza is the best racing game. Xbox will continue to work hard to create Japanese titles.
I wonder how the gamers in Tokyo feel after Phil's email came out about how much he'd like to buy Nintendo.
Nintendo is probably laughing rn since they're winning and doing amazing my friend XD.
"Forza is the best racing game. Sure, it has fewer tracks and no VR, but it's better. Promise."
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And it's cars and tracks cost money and there is a battle pass, but it's better.
I'm in Tokyo right now, and I can pretty much promise you that the vast majority of gamers in Tokyo don't give a flying F about that.
I’m sure they wouldn’t want Nintendo owned by a Western mega corporation that can’t even figure out what to do with their own gaming division.
Outside of places like this no one really cares that much. Anyone with some common sense knows it ain't happening. Nintendo's investors would never go for it, and regulators would never approve it. No console manufacturer will be able to buy another. Even if MS were to go software-only, with Bethesda and ABK they'd be way too big to allow that purchase.
The most we'll likely see is further collaboration between the two. Maybe a bespoke version of Game Pass to stream games that otherwise aren't available for purchase on Nintendo systems. Or maybe Nintendo will use Azure to revamp its online infrastructure.
That is awsome.
I wonder if the 360 can do that level of awsome.
The new physics engines that have been delivered are going to become something of the future, and its looking better that ever, but i dont think the Xbox will handle it , it will probably explode, hahaha
both consoles are capable of this.
Where did the comparison pics go?
The 360 will be able to handle many different physics engines now and into the future. Remember Half-life 2. It was on the original Xbox it used the havoc physics engine. Xbox 1 handled it fine. The PS3 will be able to handle most physics engines as well. Do not let people lie to you. New pc's will implement a physics card to go along with you GPU. The PS3 will not have that option but when developers make a game they will have the option of using physics engine to get the job done. I do remember the PS2 could not handle half-life or anything on the unreal engine either. It looks like a new console is going to make that old graphics are not important mission statement that Playstation fan boys used to live by fly out the window now. So if you have a 360 you are fine or better off than some one who buys a PS3 because unreal engines 4 and 5 will be complete soon and the RSX GPU may not be flexible enough to handle them. So 360 owners do not panic when dummies say dumb uneducated krap.