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Geoff Keighley hosts conference call regarding TGAs with fans and industry insiders
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This is literally nothing but a meetup with fans to discuss the game awards. If there was any big announcement one of the 500 other people would have leaked the information by now.
Having a single game UI needs to be someone's goal.
I want to boot up my PC like I boot up my Playstation, theme music and all. No desktop, just media apps and games. And if I need to do something desktop worthy like manually add or adjust game launch paths, I should be able to revert to desktop and do it.
If Microsoft ever were to buy Valve, I think you'd just see the Steam launcher become their new default for games. Microsoft have already basically given up on UWP, and I think a lot of the current issues with the Microsoft Store/Game Pass app stuff is legacy issues from the UWP push.
It is not no, pretty sure I saw what it was before and it's just some company stuff.
They talked TGA, some questions about Bethesda x Microsoft, Gabe talked about the human mind, etc.
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Gabe is REALLY into neural interface stuff right now correct?
Seems like a pretty large zoom call. I doubt it's anything significant.
yup, saw above post, it's the game awards.
yup, saw above post, it's the game awards.
They have been doing weekly calls with a few hundred fans on zoom for the game awards. Every week they bring guests on the call. This week was Phil Spencer and Gabe Newell. I'm pretty sure that's what they were referring to. They didn't make any announcements on the call and just talked about random stuff. Someone I knew was on the call.
Have you seen him whenever he appears on camera on in public? He doesn't really care about appearances.
Aw, yeah the TGA makes way more sense, heh. Well, will be interesting to see if Valve has anything to show there.
At his age and with his money? I wouldn't be surprised if he's looking into somehow uplinking your brain into a machine in the future.
At his age and with his money? I wouldn't be surprised if he's looking into somehow uplinking your brain into a machine in the future.
It doesn't have to be an acquisition. Maybe there's a new trailer of some big game coming up.
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Very interesting. I would love to see Valve try to open another studio in New Zealand. I really feel like Valve hasn't had enough employees for what all they do for a very long time.
I'm really interested in brain interface too. Seems like a super interesting technology, I can't wait to see what all it will do not just for gaming but for every day life.
Perhaps because infection rate for covid is minimal.
If i remember correctly he was there on a short vacation with 2 other people, them there was the lockdown and he decided to stay there since US was being hit hard by covid. or something like that
Because it's the best place to be. He was there when the pandemic started and there's zero reason for him to leave.
I won't be able to see the video until later, so excuse me if I'm mixing things.
Concerning New Zealand, Xbox twittead something... I don't know if it could be related.
well he can, he has the money
What is interesting is that Valve and Weta have been quite tight in the past, with some employees having worked for both. I could see something happening with that.
Coordinates point to the Underwater observatory in queenstown, new zealand
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I just find it weird that he's been hanging out in New Zealand since March. That seems so random. Is his family with him? Did he bring his knife collection? These are the questions I need answered.
No, just him. He goes on national tv there and stuff.
Heard itll have Chess 2 as an exclusive thatll be announced in The Bible 2 magazines next year
The Final Hour of the Zoom Call sounds like a great next project.
Thousands of dollars worth of games for $15 is not bad for people who haven't participated in the Xbox Eco system in awhile.