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X018 |OT| Phil Me In
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Lmao. His posts are not surprising in this thread but that's funny as shit to see a mistranslation wrongly used.
They are a ton of work and fun to make - but the real hero is the editor/director. He makes it sing. :)
my favorite part was during jumpforce interview where the bandai namco rep took off his jacket and told everyone to do a genkidama
つ◕_◕ ༽つ give me your energy
つ◕_◕ ༽つ give me your energy
You must be tired after so much energy from the crowd. Lol.
Any idea when we'll see the early Black Friday sales preview major? With both 1st and 3rd party offerings?
I don't speak Japanese, don't know about you, but I'm going to guess this is simply a case of lost in translation. Don't know why you tried to use it to back up your own opinion as if it would actually mean anything.
More first party studios means more first party games which means more games launching on Gamepass.
That seems like a good reason to be excited for studio acquisitions.
You noticed my posts in this thread?
Good for you, if the show was good you would have perhaps seen some positivity from me. They had a good E3, not every MS show can be a good one, and this one wasn't presented at all well. I said, that at the point in which KH3 was shown, that was the best thing they'd shown so far because it was true, and it really didn't get much better from that point onwards. It was a bad show, and they weren't exactly clear on what to expect otherwise even some of the biggest Xbox fans in the MS Studios thread would also not have been hyping up certain expectations for the show, and Klobrille would certainly not have hyped up Crackdown 3 to be something that it still doesn't look to be. What they showed was (a) not much and (b) underwhelming based on what they promised a.k.a 100% destructibility. They didn't even show enough to confirm that it's true, regardless of the gameplay that they pick & chose to show. They only have 3 months until it ships, so that says to me that they're holding it close to their chests (and that's certainly not because of story spoilers).
Also, Xbox didn't confirm that they were making acquisitions (first-party), nor did they confirm first-party game announcements, but people still expected acquisitions because of leaks, and so if that is reasonable, then so are first-party game announcements. How were those "never going to happen"? If Phil mentioned Scarlett at E3, then why is it suddenly unrealistic to expect more news from that at their next show? It was bad and I'm not the only one that thought it was a mess:
What a weird tweet to quote. You do realize he's talking about the fan enthusiasm hence "the finished the event safely" part. It's a comment in jest that seemingly flew over your head.
Not defending MS' conference (it was bad) but that tweet doesn't mean what you think it means.
Man I just loved that they made this from Mexico City, those Gears of Wars spanish dubs are really good
Crackdown 3 looked to have 100% destruction to me, this is confirmed in Windows Central preview.You noticed my posts in this thread?
Good for you, if the show was good you would have perhaps seen some positivity from me. They had a good E3, not every MS show can be a good one, and this one wasn't presented at all well. I said, that at the point in which KH3 was shown, that was the best thing they'd shown so far because it was true, and it really didn't get much better from that point onwards. It was a bad show, and they weren't exactly clear on what to expect otherwise even some of the biggest Xbox fans in the MS Studios thread would also not have been hyping up certain expectations for the show, and Klobrille would certainly not have hyped up Crackdown 3 to be something that it still doesn't look to be. What they showed was (a) not much and (b) underwhelming based on what they promised a.k.a 100% destructibility. They didn't even show enough to confirm that it's true, regardless of the gameplay that they pick & chose to show. They only have 3 months until it ships, so that says to me that they're holding it close to their chests (and that's certainly not because of story spoilers).
Also, Xbox didn't confirm that they were making acquisitions (first-party), nor did they confirm first-party game announcements, but people still expected acquisitions because of leaks, and so if that is reasonable, then so are first-party game announcements. How were those "never going to happen"? If Phil mentioned Scarlett at E3, then why is it suddenly unrealistic to expect more news from that at their next show? It was bad and I'm not the only one that thought it was a mess:
You actually thought they was going to show some Scarlett news? This was very wishful thinking.....it would be it's own separate event or E3 at the very least.
You have answered your own question there son...unless there were some leaks about a Scarlett/First Party reveal I'm not aware of?....No? Didn't think so.
Also, the "it was a mess" quote is clearly referring to his segment, not the overall show. I mean, unless you think a dev invited to a console event would actually refer to the event as a "mess" afterwards?
Not liking the show as it was is fine, opinions and all. Not liking the show because it didn't meet your unrealistic expectations is disingenuous at best, even those hyping the show didn't expect Scarlett or First Party stuff.
Be realistic, I was disappointed I didn't get to see Ashen or Below as I felt these could have been shown. But I'd also hyped myself up for X enhancements for ME 1, 2 & 3 but I'm not disappointed they weren't announced as it wasn't really on the cards that was just on me.
Naw, that's reading too much into it. "Finished the event safely" is just a direct translation (machine translation perhaps?) of what was was written in Japanese, It's a common phrase used to say that something ended without incident.
Edit: But yeah, I imagine the "chaos" he was talking about was the fan enthusiasm.
Eh, from what I've seen of your posts, you don't really come off as an Xbox fan. Hell, just Ori 1 and 2 being announced on gamepass was enough to make the entire event worth it for me.
Yeeeeah bboooooiiiiii....
That made our entire group laugh far more than it should
People should read reviews for Wasteland 2 even if they didn't think the game was for them. It's a hard game for console gamers to get into especially without the production values. This is a studio with talent. These are smart purchases. Before OG Xbox I was a hardcore PC gamer and played games from early Bioware, Bethesda, Bungie and others. You can see when a developer has clear creative talent and understands good or innovative game design but needs technical support and some money to increase production values.
Both these RPG developers are smart acquisitions.
It's a machine translation a pretty shoddy one, well not that isn't inline with most of Japanese machine translations.
Loosely paraphrasing but yeah Hashimoto is just saying he is relieved to have finished the event without issues while commenting on the event hall being huge and the busy crowd. There is nothing negative to read in here and people should stop on relying on Japanese machine translation they're just not good.
Chris talked about "Winter of Arcade" happening in December, hinting that big long awaited titles would be releasing as part of it: obviously those two games.
Not directly. They did talk about a "Winter Of Arcade" event which they will talk about at the Game Awards. I hope that is where we'll hear more on those two.
Excited for this.
Loved the arcade/indie focus MS brought in during the 360 days.
As in... he is a person, an individual, just like me and many others in this thread who thought it was a bad show.
Even if his comment was lost in translation, I used it as more of an aside, not as summation.
Nothing too big. Mostly gamepass related stuff. New footage of dmc5 and kh3.
Bought a couple of western studios whom I'm not too familiar with. PC rpgs I think.
Crackdown release date February 15.
Hey, genius....it was never supposed to be at E3 levels - he even says it in his Tweet, FFS! LOL
Christ! What is wrong with people?!
I thought it was more than that too, how PSX was before the mediocre one last year. At least we got some few trailers
Was alluded to, along with Ashen (at least in my opinion), for the Winter of Arcade promo coming in December. Lineup TBA at The Game Awards.
This is just sad.
What does an Xbox fan look like to you? Why is this even important?
These first party acquisitions are more significant than teasers for future games. With Microsoft owning the studios, we know the games are in development. 1st party acquisitions means more games into Game Pass and it also means more support for talented developers. There's a difference between a talented studio outsourcing 3/4ths of their talent to keep the studio afloat (like NT) or using Kickstarters (Obsidian and InXile) vs having the backing of a mega tech corporation. It also continues to reinforce Microsoft commitment to the future of gaming.
In summary, acquisitions means talented studios getting more support to put out better games, releasing them day 1 on Game Pass with cross play and eventually streamable.
So yeah, the continued shaming of gamers excited about the acquisitions is getting old. It's significant. If you aren't opposed to buying Microsoft products, it equals better games and better values. More money pumped into the gaming industry.
I never said it was. I said the amount of TWEETING may be near E3 levels. No where did I claim that the show was equal in tonnage to E3 announcements.
Letting this sink in, I really wonder what Microsoft's aim was with this conference. It didn't exactly Instil confidence in the immediate future, and it certainly woukdn't pull people away from a PS4 or Switch.
In fact I think this caused more issues than it solved. This conference kind of solidified to me, as a European, that Xbox cares about North America first and foremost. I really fon't see how the Xbox brand can grow with its image problem outside North America.
In fact I think this caused more issues than it solved. This conference kind of solidified to me, as a European, that Xbox cares about North America first and foremost. I really fon't see how the Xbox brand can grow with its image problem outside North America.
Bro, you look like my father-in-law and please. Grow a mustache or something.
Just watched the archive and it didn't do much for me with not much in the way of new stuff. The Terry Crews bit before the Crackdown 3 segment might have been the best part. The acquisitions being the focus of the show was weird.
It was already posted a few times but your summary of the bad translation is wrong. There is literally nothing implying Shinji Hashimoto thought X018 was a "bad show."