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They say they have researched the history of the area, but nothing about the scenery, the clothing, or the people's lifestyles seems very Japanese.
I look forward to adventuring in UBISOFT's misguided perception of Japan as Mongolia or China.

Fable looks like a totally different game from the Lionhead Studios Fable I loved from the videos that are out now.
I will play it because it is Game Pass, but I don't have high hopes for it.

Fable looks like a totally different game from the Lionhead Studios Halo that I loved, from the images that are out now.
I will play it because it is Game Pass, but I don't have high hopes for it.

@darkswabber Director Hino has mentioned in the past that Fantasy Life is a continuation of TFLO's thoughts.

I don't think Microsoft has tried to make interesting games in the last decade or so, with several iconic franchises like Gears of War 4, Gears 5, Halo 5, and Halo Infinite being released with obviously low-quality scripts and unattractive characters.

If Xbox was as serious about their games as they were during the Xbox 360 era, I'd choose Xbox games no matter what platform I was on. But now Xbox Game Studios seems to be prioritizing other things rather than making interesting games.

The game is the successor to True Fantasy Life Online, which was originally slated to be an Xbox exclusive.

Season 1 was boring, but I enjoyed season 2. (I think only Halsey is good)

I was concerned that many of the added characters were unappealing.

I myself think it is good that the game is available on PS, but I think some happy news is needed for those who are fans of Xbox games and chose the Xbox console.
Because it seems to me that Microsoft just abandoned the Xbox Series X|S.

In the Asian region, the English version will be available in February and the translated version in March. Therefore, the Premium Edition is dead.

I liked this kind of multiplayer as an added bonus to the single-player emphasis.
No one wants it and soon there will be no one left. But it was a nice experience to be able to play multiplayer as an extension of my favorite game. (I'd love to play multiplayer in Farcry and Assasin's Creed someday too)

I don't mind having games on PlayStation, but I fear that this will cause Xbox to lose its hardware presence and third parties will stop releasing games on Xbox.

In fact, many games were not released in areas like Japan where Xbox has no presence.

I often get recommendations for games that are not sold in the area, which is typical of Xbox.

The translated version was postponed.
The Pillars of Eternity series was never translated in the first place.

Do they intend to sell it in the Asian region?

I like Need for Speed when I was rioting around town, tearing down buildings, and running from police officers.

I did not play the beta test in Asia because I did not receive the test participation bonus.
Obviously, this was a strategic mistake.

Avowed's inclusion of Korean and Japanese was deferred.
We did not use Early Access, only paid for it:)

Will Sweet Baby Inc be writing the script again this time?

There is no problem with multi-platforming. The problem is that if the console does not sell well, there is a possibility that game software will not be released.
Xbox should try to prevent more software from being sold only on PS5/Nintendo Switch 2/Steam.

We've all noticed why this generation of AAA games are so boring.
For various reasons, veteran developers are not taking the leadership.

When will the Japanese version of Gears of War: Ultimate Collection be available?

I keep Fortnite, CoD, MSFS2024, etc. on hand for quick play with friends.
I have gotten into the habit of clearing a single-player title before moving on to the next game because it fills up so quickly, which is a good thing.

They eliminated exclusive games and stopped promoting their consoles. There is no way the console will sell.

The revelation that they are not covering Japan properly has caused a festive atmosphere in Japan.

They have recruited experts in China to look into Japan. It makes sense that the game does not look like Japan.

I loved UBISOFT up until the Xbox 360 generation!
I'm so sorry...
I could barely tolerate it until Far Cry 4 or so.

The fact that it's called Unreal Engine is a lie.
The Creation Engine specializes in AI and other features needed for Bethesda RPGs, and it would be very difficult to achieve the same thing with the UE.

There is also the problem that it would require a completely different set of knowledge for the existing modders.

Cross-play and online balancing is a must.
Mario Kart 8DX is not far behind!

If there is a sequel, I would like to see some of the Xbox owned Diddy Kong Racing characters and Banjo Pilot characters join the game!

When will the problem with the Japanese Xbox One version of “Call of Duty: Ghost” not being able to launch online play be fixed?
Square Enix has lost its publishing rights with abandon.

Microsoft has not put any effort into promoting its game software in the last few years.
I think it is no wonder that this is not a hot topic and does not sell well.

This will not increase the fanbase, but only decrease it in the future.

I think I will continue to play Xbox games on Game Pass, but I don't know if I'll buy new Xbox console hardware, because I'll just get a PC.
And MS wants that too.

Leaving aside whether it was interesting as a game, I was very drawn to the images, the sound and the world. In terms of artistry, it was probably the best of the year.

It's a good opportunity to look at the theory that Xbox exclusive games tend to get overly low ratings from the media.
I'm looking forward to seeing how the ratings split with Avowed and actually playing both on Game Pass and seeing if the media react the same way.

It's the latest trend for female protagonists!
All the hits are like that! Right?

A few years ago, the answer would have been yes.
But if you asked me whether I would buy the Xbox version at full price after having obtained it for next to nothing on a PC, the answer would be no.
I still like Shenmue, which SEGA made.

Forza Motorsport 7 feels much more fun, and I didn't feel that there was much of a change in terms of the visuals.

Also, the direction of the game's vision has gone wrong, and it was just an evolution that became more troublesome. Although it is being fixed with updates, I can't believe that this is what Forza Motorsport has become after spending so much time being renewed.

If you look at the official Turn 10 website, you can kind of guess the reason for this. Perhaps the people in charge of development are those who have no interest in cars.

The current Xbox dashboard is not very interesting. I want it to be a bit more like the Xbox 360 dashboard, with more entertainment features.

They were advertising ‘Arkham Knight’ and ‘Destiny’, which you can't even buy on the Japanese dashboard.
If you select them from the dashboard, you get an error that they don't appear on the store page.
Of course, the problem is that they're not sold in Japan, but it's better than that, right?

This is a discussion that took place 10 years ago in Japan, where there have been very few packaged games released for the Xbox One and later.

I liked the Xbox 360 packaged games. However, now I can't enjoy the packaged and limited edition versions of my favourite games on the Xbox.

I even buy PlayStation versions of games that I don't even play just because they are limited editions.

I don't think that big Western companies like Microsoft can do creative work, so even if they buy Japanese studios, I'm sure they'll just end up destroying the culture.

I don't like the fact that the main character has a very ‘Western trendy design’, but I like the stop-motion and the world view.

I hope it's an interesting game.

This seems to have been more of a Bethesda problem than an Xbox problem. There is no way that the results of last year, when Starfield and Redfall failed, didn't have an impact.

Bungie abandoned Halo, made Destiny a PS4 exclusive on Xbox in Japan, and was then acquired by Sony.
Please tell us why we should buy it.

For better or worse, it's a copy of Banjo-Kazooie. The original developers are involved, but Original game designer is not. It's like MGS without Kojima.

The game's art style was too distinctive, and it was a shame that it could only be played as ‘Project Spark’.
If it had a more conventional design, it would have been a little more successful.

To fill the area of characters that are clearly weak on Xbox, it is necessary to regularly release Banjo, Conker, Crash Bandicoot, etc.

At least in the area where I live, it is a game console for old men now.

I wish they would let me install and play the Xbox One X version on my HDD because the SSD is too expensive.

Starfield was too much of an idealistic world; it would have felt more like a living world if there had been more discrimination and cults like in Skyrim.

When the Slipspace engine was announced, Bonnie Ross explained that artists could easily use it.
Does this mean that this was a lie or a mistake?