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Re: Sizeable Twitter Poll Suggests More People Prefer Xbox Series X Than PS5

SuperNintendoMii

Microsoft have Halo at launch, but that will be big. They will also have a lot of stuff coming down the pipe later on. With gamepass, it certainly makes it the cheaper system, just because you get stuff from Xbox game studios day 1.

I think it will depend on what Sony have in their first year. Sony do historically let 3rd parties have the light at first, even now they have 2 games left for Ps4

Re: PlayStation Slowing Downloads In Europe, Will Xbox Be Next?

SuperNintendoMii

Well every other company seemingly is doing similar things, so it makes sense they'd do their bit. Only in Europe tho? So North America is still going full throttle?

I think that this pandemic has shown how the online infrastructure simply isn't upto snuff, and this industry wants to force cloud gaming on us? Lol

Re: Xbox Series X And PS5 Power Difference 'Quite Staggering', Hints Ex-Sony Designer

SuperNintendoMii

@GunValkyrie I really hope we are lucky enough to get Fable 4. I think this gen, they have really pumped out Forza, Gears and Halo to be fair. But they went on a buying spree and the games those companies are creating are going to broaden the Xbox library in the same way Sonys developers have done for PlayStation. Don't forget, it was only with the PS3 that Sony started pumping out its own aaa games, with the PSone/PS2 they only occasionally released something that wasn't Gran Turismo, like Shadow of the Colossus

Re: Microsoft Reveals How Long The Xbox Series X Has Been In Development

SuperNintendoMii

@TheNewButler exactly, they have a target years away and build to hit it. They can't just change something at the 11th hour, it would throw up all sorts of problems, like cooling for one. Hence the reason people think Sony panicked and overclocked the PlayStation 5 is rubbish.

I don't think many would be surprised that they started on Series X a few years ago, the Xbox One X was only a mid gen upgrade, just an enhanced Xbox One, albeit a very powerful Xbox One.

Re: Indie Developer To Reveal 4K, 120FPS Xbox Series X Exclusive Next Week

SuperNintendoMii

@Octane ah thanks for that. I still think it's probably overkill, do we really need 120fps? Certainly not higher, which would seem pointless.

I am however in the minority (as far as the Internet goes anyway) in that I'm perfectly fine with a solid 30fps. Yes, 60fps would be good but if a game is 30fps is literally doesn't bother me, I'm not sensitive to framerate like some people (pc elitist for example).

Re: Feature: So, Did Much Happen While We Were Away?

SuperNintendoMii

Yeah, it became apparent a few years ago that they were gearing up for next gen, going on a buying spree for one. They are actually in a good position going into next gen, unlike the Xbox One which was a train wreck, this seems like the Microsoft that unveiled the Xbox 360 in 2005.

Re: Even PS5 Fans Are Suggesting Xbox Series X Had The Better Reveal This Week

SuperNintendoMii

It wasn't a good stream. I turned it off because, although he went off into tech town and I didn't understand what he was talking about, it came across as incredibly dull. And those people at the front weren't even real, so it made the whole thing just feel worse.

The problem is, Microsoft has been drip feeling little bits since they announced the console last year, and Sony has been radio silent. I get this was supposed to be for gdc, but they should have realised fans would tune into this and wanted to hear the kinda stuff Microsoft was talking about. Instead we got what reminded me of a very boring maths class at school. And it's less powerful than Xbox so there was no sort of drop the mic moment.

The Ps4 reveal was hyped, and it was a good watch. This was boring, and a missed opportunity. Although they were consistent with the Ps4 showcase in that we still don't know what the thing looks like.

Re: Here's How Xbox Series X Compares To The PS5

SuperNintendoMii

I think going forward the momentum will be with Microsoft. They have the more powerful system, they have Xbox game studios working on no doubt amazing games... After this gen they are going to charge out the gate guns blazing. They have the better backwards compatibility, and so long as the price compared to PS5 doesn't make people raise an eyebrow, I think they'll be in the stronger position.

Re: Xbox Series X Already Has PS5 Beat When It Comes To This Crucial Spec

SuperNintendoMii

@TheNewButler I stopped watching because i found it a bit monotonous, and it went over my head.

But what was clear was Mark Cerny really believes that the blazing fast ssd is a game changer. You're right tho in seeing how that translates.

Ultimately it'll be seeing the same 3rd party games running side by side, and seeing a load comparison. If PS5 doesn't load and xbox takes 4 seconds will that really be a big deal? Microsoft are talking about speed as well but not to the extent Sony is. Ultimately, when the games start to be unveiled we will be able to judge. But both of them sound great.

Re: CD Projekt Red Is Still Confident We'll Be Playing Cyberpunk 2077 In September

SuperNintendoMii

Well I suppose it depends on how many of them are affected. Obviously their health comes first so if it has to be delayed so be it, no decent person will be annoyed if they have to delay due to staff off ill.

I'm not even sure the PS5/Xbox Series X will be released this year. Even if China manage to get back to normal fairly soon Europe is in complete lock down, and this is going to send a lot of countries into a recession.

Re: Major Nelson Explains What Can Be Run Where On Xbox Series X

SuperNintendoMii

It has 1tb of storage so I'd imagine most will be taking advantage of expandable storage. Games this gen have gotten huge (look at Xbox One games Microsoft went back and added 4k support to, like Gears. Ended up with games hitting 100gb) so I'm expecting them to be massive next gen.

Hopefully the expanded proprietary storage isn't the PSVita memory card route and charges astronomical prices for barely any memory.