Topic: Playstation 4

H1Z1 is listed as a PS4 console exclusive although it is coming to PC and developed by Daybreak Game Company (formerly Sony Online Entertainment). I cannot find any indication anywhere that this is likely to come to XB1 - not saying it won't. Apart from speculation due to Sony selling SOE, there has been as far as I know, no official word that this will be released on XB1.

I haven't heard much about XB1's Zombie survival MMO - Class4....

I'd say when you do eventually get a PS4, give The Order a try if you're interested in the subject matter. I was expecting quite a fail myself after reading some of the reviews (not to mention the months of weak gameplay videos being shown prior) but after playing it, I'd say it's actually a pretty decent game. Has its flaws without question (and QTEs need to go away) but there is still a good time to be had.

Currently enjoying a second playthrough on Infamous: Second Son after beating it 100% on the Good Karma - Now to be BAD!!!!
The Order 1886 doesn't appeal at that price! Whilst it maybe one of the best looking games - it is rather brief and you probably end up watching as much as you do playing. I am not a fan of QTE's either. I cannot justify spending that much on something that will be finished 100% in less than a day, The story and setting though are of interest so will wait until he inevitable price drops significantly or even pick it up 2nd hand as no doubt there will be lots as people have no reason to keep it...

they said right after they were sold that they would be making Xbox One games.

https://www.purexbox.com/news/2015/02/dc_universe_online_plane...
http://www.inquisitr.com/1808798/planetside-2-and-h1z1-studio...

I'll eat a hat if it doesn't happen. It won't be a PS4 exclusive. There is zero reason for it to be one.

@TylerTreese: I agree with ya. It might be some time after the PS4 version comes out that they will release an Xbox One version only because they have had the PS4 version in production already, but I can't see it not releasing it on Xbox One.

Like I said - its still NOT confirmed for Xbox One. Until it is, it is still listed as a PS4 console exclusive along with its back library too. All they said on Twitter is that they can't wait to make games for Xbox One but that doesn't mean that their old catalogue are guaranteed to be on this console - we don't know the contract details of those games. I am not saying it won't be coming on to the console either but until it is officially announced, then I won't think of it as anything other than a PS4 console exclusive

@bamozzy have you moved exclusively to PS4 now? Haven't seen you on Xbox One for a while.

Not at all - I have been playing on my Xbox quite a lot - mostly just Single player games (or games I play Solo) like finishing off Advanced Warfares Campaign on Veteran and playing through the campaign of Diablo 3. I still have quite a few others I want to finish playing too. I only have a few PS4 games at the moment - 1 of which I have 100% completion. If someone however wanted to Game with me on XB1 then all it takes is a message...

I just woke up and all I can think about is getting my hands on Hotline Miami 2. I mean, I would be thinking about nothing other than Ori and the Blind Forest and DmC since they're releasing today/tomorrow, but because I've already spent so much time with them for review, Hotline Miami has become my focus. Anyone else planning to pick it up? It looks to be reviewing well.

Not my kind of thing. I am not a fan of the retro styling or game play.

I really don't know why the first one was such a "cult classic" if I'm entirely honest. I picked it up on PC and thought it was average at best. I like the concept and the style, but it just didn't play well, in my eyes.

I'd much rather fire up the original GTA or GTA 2 for top-down crime action. For my money, both games played better than Hotline Miami.

Which is entirely odd to me because I have no real complaints with the controls outside of the occasional confusion when attempting to pick up a weapon. In fact, I find the controls to be rather responsive. I know that when I first picked up the game, I wasn't getting a real grasp on how it should be played. I was attempting to move very slowly and creep from room to room, exclusively stealth killing. Then, I started staying in motion and using mostly close-ranged weapons, and it all clicked and felt right. The story and art style are intriguing and attractive, sure, but it's the twitch gameplay and scoring system that keeps me attracted to Hotline Miami long term.

I should also mention that I've played on the PS4, PS3, and Vita, but I didn't AT ALL like the PS3 joysticks for the game. They felt way, way too loose and sloppy for the precision required. The others sticks were fine, though. Maybe your choice of controller played a factor? Did you use an actual controller or a mouse and keyboard?