@Magician I'd be surprised if PSO2 appears in the Nintendo Direct, since Microsoft just announced it in their own conference. My money's on the game being exclusive to Xbox and PC.
Definitely a good Microsoft presentation. With the way their first-party games are going, though (everything also being on PC), I may not buy the next Xbox. I always build a cutting-edge PC every couple years, so by Holiday 2020 I'm definitely going to be on faster hardware than Scarlett.
And therein lies the conundrum for companies that want to go the "play anywhere on literally anything" route. Do I really need your console, then, if I can also play the same games on my PC? I mean, I know I'm still in Microsoft's ecosystem in that case, so yea, but what if they get crazier? What if they start to put Live/Game Pass onto tablets/phones/even other consoles (like that Xbox Live for Switch rumor awhile back)?
And is it just me, or do you guys think about how pie-in-the-sky this streaming stuff seems? I live in the U.S., and internet speeds/reliability are all over the place. I don't know how it is in other countries, but internet here is like health insurance: only the strong and wealthy survive (lol). I live in a small city and have pretty fast cable internet, so I'm fine, but there are plenty of people who live in areas where slow internet is all they have access to OR faster speeds are insanely expensive. I mean, it's one thing to have slow internet and download games online. You just buy and leave it download overnight - no problem. But streaming that 4k, 60+gig game in real time? No way that's happening for lots of people. And side note: can't wait to see the complaining/possible lawsuits against Google and cable companies when people start scrutinizing Stadia's resolution output. I believe they're promising 4k quality, but we know how that goes, even if it's just on Netflix. The difference here is that you're paying extra for the 4k and higher fps, I believe.
I guess that point would be the death of consoles and we just welcome our streaming overlords? The Big 3 just become focused entirely on software.
Yeah, the idea of streaming being the near future of gaming is a very, for lack of a better term, privileged idea of how reality works. Rich people who always have the best internet don't understand how many people don't have good enough internet. I'm certain that's what is happening.
Doom streaming in 4K 60fps via Bethesda’s Orion looked incredible!
Maybe, just maybe... when Yves Guillemot and EA and all these others said streaming was the future years ago... maybe they actually knew what they were talking about.
If I can play games like that streaming without noticeable latency, I might not actually need another power console
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@kkslider5552000 Silicon Valley types live in a bubble. Anyone who thinks "streaming is the future" hasn't looked at the connection speeds most Americans are working with. No reason to think that'll be changing any time in the near future, either.
The E3 trailer for Elder Scrolls Legends (that card mobile game) trailer contains the date of Nintendo's E3 presentation. Possible stealth drop during the direct?
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Streaming will gradually pick up speed and live alongside consoles. It isn't like Netflix and Hulu have killed off disc-based mediums, but that market has definitely shrunk. 'casuals' for a lack of a better term, will see getting the latest FIFA streamed to their tv as a better proposition than the hassle and cost of buying a console. And not having to have ugly boxes in the living room. You also won't need the sub for playing multiplayer, it is already in the sub cost.
It is also better for the devs, one target platform instead of multiple to deal with. Plus, if it is their own platform, no cut taken by the platform holder.
And then you have those that are on platforms that for some reason or another don't get all the big titles from all the major publishers, ie Nitneod Swatch fans. Yes, this is how you will get EA games on the switch. Hope you are ready for it.
I wouldn't call that a source, since they themselves are talking about a rumour. The original list they are talking about is the source. It becomes really hard to validate any claims when the source is missing. Elder scrolls blades coming to switch seems to be why they think metroid and warioware will be announced, which can be a lucky guess as far as we know.
@Therad
Just curious did you watch beyond the first 50 seconds of the video? They immediately mention afterward the same leaker leaked the final name for the DBZ RPG; DBZ Kakarot, the release window for XBOX Scarlet, Minecraft Dungeons, FO 76 Battle Royale, Fallout NPCs, etc.)
@Therad
Just curious did you watch beyond the first 50 seconds of the video? They immediately mention afterward the same leaker leaked the final name for the DBZ RPG; DBZ Kakarot, the release window for XBOX Scarlet, Minecraft Dungeons, FO 76 Battle Royale, Fallout NPCs, etc.)
No, I listened to it. But some of those have been heavily rumored before. It is also quite possible the leaker works at a PR firm, this means they might have seen the footage from one of the streams, but that doesn't necessarily translate to them knowing anything about Nintendos presentation.
Don't get me wrong, I would be happy if those were true, we are long overdue a new warioware and 2d Metroid (well, sorta). But I wouldn't preach it as gospel just yet.
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