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Wonder if they'd outsource the succ's version of Hi-Fi Rush or if that's dead. Part of me wonders with the weird ratings business if some build of it already exists for the new hardware
They already confirmed they aren't stopping with Xbox consoles.
Microsoft teases next-gen Xbox with “largest technical leap” and new “unique” hardware
Microsoft might be teasing an Xbox handheld.www.theverge.com
Well that part is certainly obvious.that it's entirely related to investor driven gold-fever demanding absurd results and then throwing employees to the wolves when impossible demands prove to impossible.
Halo, Gears and Forza!"focus on our priority games"
It's obvious, but usually people who are still employed don't say that sorta thing about their bosses. The only ones who have been going off in anger at this particular style of doing business are those who have been laid off, at least until now. Now the complaints are coming from inside the house so to speak.Well that part is certainly obvious.
Thanks for confirming Lyons wasn’t hit. Absolutely crap news and I don’t really follow XBox that closely.
for real. every single one of Microsoft's first party games enters development hell, management problems all over. i didn't even mention 343.Yeah, at least papa EA had the decency of publishing games before shooting their studios in the back of the head. Xbox is just a black hole that swallows people's labor for years without much to show for it.
"focus on our priority games"
Exactly, I thought their first games green lit under Microsoft would be games that the studio wanted to make, pretty much guaranteeing high quality releases built on the studio’s Strenghts. Fuck Microsoft and most of all fuck me for Championing Microsoft for ‘Saving’ Bethesda.What makes this so much worse is that neither studio even got the chance to make a game that was greenlit, developed, and released completely underneath the Microsoft umbrella. Ghostwire, Redfall & Hi-Fi Rush were all released and/or in development before MS's acquisition of Bethesda, so their eventual release was a near-given; Microsoft wasn't going to cancel them when so much of the work and funding had already been done. Pretty much the instant they got to the stage where they were entirely reliant on Microsoft... they were shuttered.
What a shitshow.
I’ve learnt my lesson. Ffs.Here's a new challenge for gamers: can we stop celebrating mergers now?
They might not be, but I certainly am.They already confirmed they aren't stopping with Xbox consoles.