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Re: Multiple Games Are Reduced By 90% On Xbox This Week (February 13-20)

TheLastHarbinger

@ScoTTieDLighT KC Deliverance... man, you either love or hate it. That's a game that absolutely despises the idea players might have limited free time.

It's a 30 FPS, low FOV experience where saves are limited, Quick Resume does not work, and certain key mechanics (notably, lockpicking) just don't work well with a controller, being thought of with just PC in mind.

It is dirty cheap so buy it, play for at maximum 2 hours (enough time to get the gist of how fun it will be to you) then refund if you dislike it. I hope you don't, there is a lot of love in KCD... just wanted it to be a bit less uber-hardcore.

Re: First Two Xbox Exclusives Coming To 'Rival Consoles' Reportedly Revealed

TheLastHarbinger

Oblivion being a big game or not doesn't matter, could be the Chicken Little game or Toy Story 3 for all I care. Oblivion sold on pS3 as well, yet Sony chose to ignore it. Xbox didn't.

You are being dishonest. I told you Microsoft hasn't delisted "for years," you quote me to tell me I am "wrong", then proceed to mention Halo games delisted more than 5-9 years ago?! What the hell mate.

No it's not "discontinued", backward compatibility still works. lmao

No it doesn't need to grow exponentially, program is down and that's alright. We already got hundreds upon hundreds of games preserved on consoles which is miles better than Sony/Nintendo did. So going back to my point... no mate, Xbox isn't "as bad as any" when it comes to game preservation. That was a bizarre take of yours.

Also, Dev Mode gives Xbox better backward compatibility with older Sony and Nintendo consoles than pS5 or Switch!

Microsoft didn't do it perfectly but did miles better than its competition, and it's a huge plus of the Xbox ecosystem. Now please stop spamming my inbox, gonna click this Ignore button to see if it works.

Re: First Two Xbox Exclusives Coming To 'Rival Consoles' Reportedly Revealed

TheLastHarbinger

@shoeses Sorry mate but if we are talking about game preservation, bringing up finite physical copies or consoles that are out of production is pure nonsense.

Oblivion is a beautiful example. It's playable on the Xbox 360, on the Xbox One, on the Xbox Series X/S, and on mobile through Cloud Gaming. I don't need to spend 50 bucks on OLX or buy a dinosaur ecosystem to play it, it just works on the current-gen console I own right now.

Microsoft hasn't delisted anything for many years, except Forza due to licenses expiring. The Oblivion Remaster was also supposed to launch in 2022, and is from before the acquisition. lol

Backward compatibility is not just "cool", it is freaking amazing and a massive characteristic that the Xbox ecosystem has that both Sony and Nintendo fiercely resist against. Real damn glad Xbox preserved so many great games I owned back in the 2000s.