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Re: Talking Point: How Much Do You Think The ROG Xbox Ally Will Cost?

roe

I think you're looking at a minimum of £500 for the "standard", with the X being around £800 if not more

These prices are OK for what they are, but still out of my price range

Although as much as I'm intrigued by the sounds of them (mainly the X in particular tbf), I'm not sure if get one even if it was say £500. It's still a lot of money for a quite specific device

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (May 24-25)

roe

I finished Cocoon the other day. So now I'm moving onto Quantum Break.

It runs a bit choppy on my Series S, so I'm thinking to maybe try and set it up on PC but I've heard it's not too great there either. Enjoying the game so far though. It's classic Remedy and a bit of a throwback

Re: Lies Of P's New Difficulty Update Is Causing A Stir On Social Media

roe

Lies of P was great and easily one of my favourite games of the last 5 years. So I'm happy to trust the developers if they want to go in this direction, but personally I don't feel difficulty modes are worth it

It's not gatekeeping, I just prefer when games are made a specific way and balanced to match the intention

Re: Talking Point: Do You Have High Expectations For The Xbox Games Showcase 2025?

roe

Kind of. I do always quite like a big games showcase and I'm glad Xbox are continuing with this given that the others have changed their approach

I've been back in the xbox ecosystem so to speak for the past few weeks after picking up game pass again (there were a bunch of recent ish games I wanted to try so for the price it's absolutely worth it, at least short term)

Interested to see what's coming up for sure

Re: Google Stadia Is Shutting Down, Which Is Good News For Xbox

roe

I was a Stadia "founder" and yet even I could see this thing was doomed from the start. Honestly don't know what Phil Harrison and co were thinking with a lot of their decisions here.

Aside from the terrible marketing, wasting money on the likes of Red Dead, and many other things.. Stadia actually worked alright.

But when even Google themselves couldn't be bothered to support the thing (even at the start!) you just knew it wasn't gonna last too long.