I'll believe it when the final retail product hits stores.
Until then, this will be filed in the same drawer with Milo and Kinect.
Haven't we had full level destruction on Ps2's red faction already? Why is Crackdown the first next gen game to take it a step further?
Haven't we had full level destruction on Ps2's red faction already? Why is Crackdown the first next gen game to take it a step further?
lol
The destruction is great, shame it's brought back this garbage reporting though.
If we're going to go like this, how much of a Powerful Console is a full Planetside 2 match, since you know, I guess we're counting the computing power of every device connected to a match now.
Yes it is, but MS have the server power to do it with AZURE. It's nothing unique to MS but they are the only ones doing it.
Do we have any videos of this alleged amazingness? Id love to see them
I look forward to seeing gameplay footage that illustrates what he's talking about.
By connecting to the Microsoft Cloud, play with twenty times the computational power of your Xbox One.
In terms of processing, I agree. I'm now legitimately more excited as to how developers will handle this as opposed to traditional games.
What happens when you're offline?
Theorically, the cloud could make my toaster the most powerful online toaster there's ever been.
4 player MP only requires 2-4mbps co nections speed! Not bad, MS...not bad.
Oh, look, we're seeing the return of those "the power of the cloud makes the XB1 the most powerful console" PR statements. Is it 2013?
Jones says that his team are optimising the game for a 2-4mbps connection.
PSY・S;174411672 said:When a game session fills up a server bar does that mean they're using an entire server or simply accessing one?
I feel like I'm missing something here lol.
Here you go. 10 min demo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFWIpAPvF-Q&feature=youtu.be
Note: Weapon damage is significantly increased so that it doesn't take all day to destroy stuff. People at gamescom are playing this demo.
Oh, look, we're seeing the return of those "the power of the cloud makes the XB1 the most powerful console" PR statements. Is it 2013?
New article on GamesRadar. Probably controversial, but we like that on GAF ... right? They have a full preview up later today.
http://www.gamesradar.com/crackdown-3-effectively-turns-your-xbox-one-most-powerful-console-ever-made/
So Crackdown 3 is going to be an online-only single-player game?
That sounds cool but its also a bit concerning to me that this processing can't be done locally. I mean what happens when those servers are turned off? A lot of games are very dependant on feature sets being able to access a network. Tying game performance to network connections is....I dunno what to think about that.
So Crackdown 3 is going to be an online-only single-player game? What happens when the servers inevitably get shut down? Or there's a network outage?
Ok, but still seeing the return of these statements is hilarious.This isn't MS PR.
So you're saying the cloud does make the XB1 stronger? LOL, ok.Watched the video at all? Of course not. That would make entirely too much sense.
Watched the video at all? Of course not. That would make entirely too much sense.Oh, look, we're seeing the return of those "the power of the cloud makes the XB1 the most powerful console" PR statements. Is it 2013?
Haven't we had full level destruction on Ps2's red faction already? Why is Crackdown the first next gen game to take it a step further?
I don't know everything about the hardware of the Xbone, but the "Cloud" possibilities are making possible with a special piece of hardware, of this is just lines of code ?
If all this is code, why not create games with these possibilities on PS4, PC, even DS / Vita / iPhone (maybe it's already done) ?
So Crackdown 3 is going to be an online-only single-player game? What happens when the servers inevitably get shut down? Or there's a network outage?
So Crackdown 3 is going to be an online-only single-player game? What happens when the servers inevitably get shut down? Or there's a network outage?
I don't know if we can call it the most powerful console if it needs an internet connection by default to leverage that extra power.
No. The destruction is only in multiplayer matches. Singleplayer will work fine offline.So Crackdown 3 is going to be an online-only single-player game? What happens when the servers inevitably get shut down? Or there's a network outage?