@Dezzy It's just the same as now with the One S and the One X which, if we follow your train of thought, would mean that every One S version of a game is crap and only the One X version matters...
(which obviously couldn't be further from the truth)
So, it's nothing special or something to be cynical or suspicious about. There's also no need to mention the PS4, since this is about the Xbox version, obviously. All it does is to ensure that people that ARE going to buy the Series X, will get the most out of there hardware, instead of just running the last gen version on newer hardware. And that is, again, exactly how it is now with the two models we currently have. The One X will basically become the One S of the next generation, and there will be upgrades available for better hardware, much like the 4K upgrade packages that you can now also download for free on Xbox One X.
'The console wars are like boobs: Sony and Microsoft fight over which ones look the nicest and Nintendo's are the most fun to play with.'
I'm not being just generally cynical. I was specifically responding to the earlier rumour that came out a few months ago, that said the reason for the 6 months delay on the release date was because the Xbox One version was terrible.
@Dezzy Ah, okay. I didn't know that, so I guess I missed that particular bit of news, then. Well, in that case: my bad.
@JoakimZ Are you a mind reader? Because that's EXACTLY what ALL of us are thinking...
Oh, wait: it isn't. We're actually in here because we like Xbox and its games, NOT because we want to complain ad infinitum about games that are never going to appear on the system anyway. (and for which we've also given the same damn explanation for about a thousand times now, but apparently, it still doesn't sink in).
'The console wars are like boobs: Sony and Microsoft fight over which ones look the nicest and Nintendo's are the most fun to play with.'
So one company is going to be releasing a new console with new features and they're going to be at E3 when I'm watching E3 to tell me more about it!
There's another company I heard is releasing a console, too. Can't remember what it's called. I don't think it's at E3. I don't know much about it because I'm not actively looking for it, and I won't know much about it by the end of June, either. I guess I'll find out more about it via NL news article comments over the course of a few years.
@Grumblevolcano did the article about Xbox you posted ( I did read it but I might get a different article here ) say anything about full Xbox backwards compatibility. I read on gamesradar about this been said but I didn't read it in that article you posted with the link ?
Cyberpunk confirmed to have smart delivery (free Series X upgrade).
I wouldn't expect cross-console purchases, but I wonder if they're also giving you a free copy of the game on GOG. Because that's how I read it based on that Tweet. And they're in full control of GOG.
@Ralizah I've seen this take quite a few times too. It's obvious they meant specific platform (Xbox family/ps family etc) wise not in general. People just reaching at this point imo.
@Ralizah "Gamers should never be forced to purchase the same game twice"
I mean. Nobody is forced to buy the game on Series X, so the wording of the tweet is a bit weird. But if the message is that you shouldn't buy a game twice if you want to play it on another platform, then it should also apply to PC (GOG), no?
@Octane Doesn't it mean that the game is the same for Series X but only with updated graphics etc. It is still the same game not a remaster etc.
Like Assassins Creed IV Black Flag. If you bought it on PS3 you should get it on PS4 as well. I mean they did this with the One backwards compatibility but on PS4 you had to buy the same game again.
I think it only applies to the games that are in the middle of the generation leap.
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