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Re: David Cage Admits He Isn't A Fan Of Xbox Having Two Next-Gen Consoles

roe

The comments here 😂

I don't agree with him either here though. Most (if not all?) Xbox games come to PC as well now anyway so they're already built to scale on different hardware.

Also this isn't a new issue either as already mentioned with the PS4 Pro and One X not seeming to cause many problems.

Re: Review: FIFA 21 - The Slightly More Beautiful Game

roe

This is the first year in forever that I'm really not interested in the new release.

I played a bit via the trial through EA Play but other than that I won't be buying it unless I get the itch later in the year.

It feels fine but the lack of progress has finally got to me I think. I'm hoping for a proper next gen version next year but don't hold out a great deal of optimism.

Re: Xbox Game Pass Model Wouldn't Make Financial Sense For PS5, Says CEO Jim Ryan

roe

To be fair, it doesn't fit PlayStation's model at all at the moment but that may well change a few years down the line.

At the moment PS4 exclusives are selling at record rates so there's no way they'd throw that away. They're doing the classic crappy business thing of raising the prices instead because that's what crappy businesses do.

Re: EA Play Joins Xbox Game Pass At No Extra Cost This Holiday

roe

While EA Play is pretty cheap overall anyway, that is pretty incredible that they're now including it in Game Pass Ultimate.

With the backwards compatibility of Xbox as well it makes EA's offering pretty strong.

We're now looking at over 300 games included with Game Pass now, and really good games too!

Re: How Well Do You Know The Tony Hawk Series?

roe

8/10. Guessed the wrong year for THUG and didn't have a clue which game came out first on Xbox. I was thinking it might've been 3 and then 2x was released after, but obviously not.

Given that 2x didn't release over here anyway though I feel like I get a bonus point there..

Re: Xbox Series X Has A Big Backwards Compatible Advantage Over PS5, Suggests Ubisoft

roe

Xbox are doing a great job with backwards compatibility compared to the competition, and it's great to be able to play games like RDR with improved visuals on a modern console.

However there are still flaws in Microsoft's approach. The vast majority of OG Xbox games won't play on Xbox One or Series X. The 360 library is much deeper but there are still some notable absentees.

I wish one of them would just make a fully backwards compatible machine. It really shouldn't be that complicated.