Played on PC, but honestly i could also enjoy this on my sofa, such a good game for chill game session. But don't know about the controls, doesn't it have K+M support on the box?
People forget that the 5 year gap was partly to construct a new engine. TC has their Gears UE4 which is working well for them.
But Microsoft has now Games in the pipline they want to spread out over the years, so maybe that will play into a addtional year for TC?!
Not really get gears 6 in 2022-3 fill other years with a bunch of other titles including spin offs like Gears Tactics. No reason to push back a game an entire year
If a studio has an effiecent pipeline to develop games in a franchise, you don't prolong it just because unless there's a good reason for extra time.
This. But I would wager if Gears 6 needs a polish/bug fix delay they'll likely get some time since they won't be the only major game of their release window.
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I think 2020 is the start of a lot of great years for Xbox.
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Maybe I can contribute a bit making some "branded" banners like these.
So Gears 6 in 2022 is pretty much confirmed. Can't wait for the "meh, looks like Gears 1" comments again.
Pretty sure he's looking up a hill based on the foliage on the right.
Just commenting on the rumor. I watch the Poscast Unlocked thst he hosts and they tall about the Fable project from PG as an open secret, basically.
I kind of figured it was that but wasn't totally sure. Ryan doesn't seem like the person who would slip. Listening to them did make me want new entries in a lot of the franchises we haven't seen in awhile.
I really, REALLY want Obsidian to iterate on the Alpha Protocol formula. Any game doing that can't have a AAA scope, by definition.
I'm sure you will get plenty of small projects. Tim Schaefer has said after psychonauts he'll want to go back to a small project and has had some game ideas for awhile now that he has kept on the back burner because he never thought publishers would approve them.
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I'm sure you will get plenty of small projects. Tim Schaefer has said after psychonauts he'll want to go back to a small project and has had some game ideas for awhile now that he has kept on the back burner because he never thought publishers would approve them.
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You see the same with Ninja Theory. Some of their projects look more like research projects than games. tbh I am sure every studio is doing some kind of small project or has one in mind in the future. With digital games growing and subscriptions becoming a thing and needing constant content, games with a limited scope will come back in a big way. Matt Booty has said what they are looking for out of their new teams is polished, smaller scope games that can be built by smaller teams. That would certainly allow for more risks and passion projects.
