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Very shocking! Best of luck in your future endeavors Cliff!
He's going to China!
China don't care!
Microsoft's new Game Division CEO
Damn...well I guess Epic will be fine with their middleware and People Can Fly.
Wouldnt shock me if Microsoft set him up with his own studio.
cliffy b is epic. mark rein is shit, and the other guy (cant remember his name) is irrelevant
Microsoft's new Game Division CEO
Me too man, I love mobile games!
Josh Holmes laughes in your face.Joins 343 as Halo 5 Creative Director.
Care to elaborate?
#believe
I believe it.
Going to MS' 343i equivalent for Gears. Calling it now. "COG studios"
Cliffy joins Platinum games.
#berieve
Froot Loops vest?found it!
I was quoted recently on a Fortnite panel about the first Unreal and what a reboot might look like. Having really grown into a big Bethesda fan lately (Skyrim rocked my world) I couldn't help but wonder what a reboot of Unreal would be like if it was more "SciFi-Rim." Sure, there would be shooting involved, but exploration would almost be more important. Get back to that sense of wonder that the first game had. (Caves and castles and crashed ships are basically your dungeon instances, whereas the "overworld" is less intense.) Put it on a high end PC and prepare yourself for amazing visuals never before seen in real time.
I think Oculus is awesome and VR is set for a BIG comeback in the next few years. Not announcing anything formally today, though.
I sometimes wonder if we'll find ourselves in a PC/Phone/Tablet future, honestly.
So, put the survival and social aspects aside for a second and step back and consider that we're in a world where a mod like that CAN blow up thanks to the connected nature of the world in which we live. A handful of guys can now have a great idea for the next big thing and put it out and it can explode seemingly overnight! (We had seen this before with mods like Counterstrike, but it's only become more and more frequent lately.)
Again, I never wanted to build a game with muscle-bound characters; the art department produced the concepts and models and they simply felt good slamming into walls and cutting one another in half with chainsaw guns. I do hope that in the future we can get some of the "dudebro" out of Gears, to be honest.
I'd make sure that there's still a place for survival horror games to exist and floursh. There have been a few that have come back (Amnesia comes to mind) but by and large the genre has almost vanished. Fatal Frame 2 and Silent Hill 2 are two of my favorite games of all time. (Everyone knows I loved RE4 as well, but that's kind of action-horror.)
We can only pray.Microsoft's new Game Division CEO