lawlolawl wrote: » Isn't all that Crackdown physics stuff done from the cloud or something and a lot of techy people said it won't work properly over the bog standard DSL connections that a lot of people have?Plus the second Crackdown was terrible.
super_furry wrote: » I have a PS4 and don't feel any need to upgrade at all. Maybe it's because the Xbox One is starting from a position where it's behind the PS4 powerwise, but the Scorpio is a much more tempting prospect for me. Especially with the Play Anywhere stuff.
lawlolawl wrote: » Argos are currently selling the Pro for €350.
super_furry wrote: I think €500 is fine as long as they're able to sell a message as to why I should buy one and why I don't need to buy a new 4K TV along with it.
lawlolawl wrote: » I know Halo Wars 2 came out to a tepid response but i genuinely don't know if Gears 4 is out yet. I actually own an Xbox One but it has lived at the bottom of my wardrobe since my Live ran out last summer and i put it away to clear up the clutter in my TV unit.
Icyseanfitz wrote: » didnt they release gow4 and halo wars 2 as well, are there other 1st party xbox exclusives that they havnt? genuine question btw
FAILSAFE 00 wrote: » I think the PS4 Pro isn't selling well because it isn't being pushed enough by Sony. Which I can understand. They are backing whats selling well. At the beginning of the PS4 Pro Sony said that every game would have a PS4 Pro version but then that went out the window. I can see very little reason to buy a PS4 Pro at the moment. Hardware wise it isn't much of an advancement over the PS4 Slim. With Scorpio coming out we should see Sony encourage devs to utilise PS4 Pro more. A price cut on PS4 Pro, better utilisation by devs and stronger push by Sony should help it.
lawlolawl wrote: » It'd be even better if they released anything other than Forza that was worth playing.
Icyseanfitz wrote: » It is nice getting a lot of the xbox games on my windows 10 machine and having free copies for the xbox
heebusjeebus wrote: » I thought the problem was that not enough xboxes are being sold. This will not improve marketshare outside the US. I would like to see how RDR2 looks on it though.
emmetkenny wrote: » Native 4K has been mentioned. They also mentioned that developers are free to use the power how they want (more frames lower resolution, higher resolution less frames etc) Digital Foundry had a few exclusive videos on their YouTube a while ago that ran through everything quite well.
Penn wrote: » The One at launch though was bundled with the Kinect and there were no alternatives (eg. People now can buy the One S). If the vanilla consoles are around 300 and the PS4Pro is 400, the question is will the graphical upgrade be worth paying another 100 for the Scorpio to the average consumer? It'll obviously sell, but in high enough numbers? I'd doubt it. As someone else already said, only about 1 in 5 PS4s sold are Pros, which is 100 more than the vanilla PS4. A new model of Xbox for 200 more, even though the One S has HDR and 4k... I don't see it happening in great numbers. If MS announced a 400 price tag and some new exclusives tonight, I'd buy one.
Icyseanfitz wrote: » what exactly are they trying to do with it? native 4k? cant see them doing that for 400-500 tbh
emmetkenny wrote: » Phil Spencer has said on countless occasions that Scorpio is a premium product. People love to have the best though and there will be quite a jump in specs between Pro and Scorpio so that in itself will see quite a few sold.Maybe a sales target of 20%-25% of all Xbox sold been Scorpio is realistic.
emmetkenny wrote: » It won't be €400. The One at launch was €500, the PS3 was €500+ (I think). Plenty of people will want it even at €500. I'd imagine quite a few of us on the Xbox Forum will pick it up. Even my brother who's always bought PlayStation said today he'll be buying it.