Xbox games marketing GM Aaron Greenberg has reiterated Microsoft's support for past Xbox console generations' games.
I missed the elves in my first Dragon’s Dogma 2 playthrough, but I won’t make that mistake again
Downplaying every rendition of elves over a period of 70+ years? What kind of headline is that?
"I won’t make that mistake again." It's impossible to that mistake again, so of course the write won't make it again.
LMAO what?! Every article that sings DD2's praises just seems off now that I've played it for myself. Its a mid game, 7/10 at best and that is generous. The elves are a joke too, much less interesting than say the Witcher 3's elves or Baldur's Gate 3's elves.
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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter launched nearly 20 years ago, but remains an easy recommendation even today.
It's 20 years old and we can still play it. Are we going to be able to play Avatar and Star Wars Outlaws in 20 years?
Sure Aaron.
I just think if you buy a powerful next gen console you want the focus to be on that.
If they supported their console the entire gen with games and even in the past year they wouldn’t need the feel to do it
How about supporting the gen you're in. They have not had a good track record of 1st party support.
I’ve mostly been an Xbox user this entire generation, but this is dumb. People upgrade consoles to play the new games that are only possible on next gen. From the first time I’ve heard that there won’t be any first party exclusives for 1-2 years, it’s been bugging me ever since. Being able to play my current library on the Series X is great and all, but I want to move onto the next generation.
I really don’t want to hear the “consumer friendly” argument either. Instead of seeing first party games taking full advantage of the new hardware, they’re just gonna be held back due to them needing to run on a console 8x less powerful and with a crippling HDD. It doesn’t take a tech savvy person to understand that. Exclusives define a console’s identity, and with that in mind, the Series X is going to feel like a One X all over again. I really wish Microsoft went with a more traditional next gen launch.