Wunray
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Yo that gif is trippy.Id tech, CryTech, Slip Engine= Mind bending Crisis Reboot. If that is true, then pc players with 3090 are in for a treat. MS $$$$ is giving us hell blade 2, Avowed. Imagine What can they do with that money.
Yo that gif is trippy.Id tech, CryTech, Slip Engine= Mind bending Crisis Reboot. If that is true, then pc players with 3090 are in for a treat. MS $$$$ is giving us hell blade 2, Avowed. Imagine What can they do with that money.
Because they started to concentrate on VR titles and that is where they differentiate and had some success in. Robinson the journey, The Climb 1, and The Climb 2.
Yes they are very behind but I think they are trying to build it now. Phil said some nonsense about VR not being advanced enough and the xbox fanbase towed the the company line and tried to say it's a fad but it was because of the poor install base of the xbox one. Now though it doesn't matter as much.
It makes sense for MS, if they are bought cheap enough. It makes sense for Crytek as they need something new badly......
Crytek has CryEngine that developers license out and can be used internally. Something like that is very valuable for Microsoft and brings in money in and of itself. Outside of that, the Crysis IP has a lot of weight in it's name. If they reboot it the right way and as a graphical power house that's a win for Microsoft. That being said, Microsoft has no reason to buy Crytek and I don't see how they fit in the Xbox Studio family other than clout.A poorly managed studio barely hanging onto its own existence and with no notable, commercially successful owned IP doesn't make sense for MS at any price.
No matter how cheap they are, the main studio talent could leave and the whole studio pack up a month after purchase. It's too much of a risk for very little conceivable gain.
It's not even as if CryEngine has much value either. It's far worse supported middleware engine that nowhere near as comprehensive or technologically advanced as UE.
With the Bethesda purchase, MS owns ID Tech now, so that makes CryEngine even less of a meaningful value proposition.
There really is no upside to buying CryTek in their current state. They've never shipped a hit game and in recent years have been running perpetually close to studio closure.
The Ryse IP could develop into a Sony style 3rd person story based character action title if handled properly, and Xbox could use something in that genre.Crytek has CryEngine that developers license out and can be used internally. Something like that is very valuable for Microsoft and brings in money in and of itself. Outside of that, the Crysis IP has a lot of weight in it's name. If they reboot it the right way and as a graphical power house that's a win for Microsoft. That being said, Microsoft has no reason to buy Crytek and I don't see how they fit in the Xbox Studio family other than clout.
I think so. no idea why the discussion carried on after that was posted.Didnt Jez already say this was fake?
SEGAWho made this "Rumour"
What a terrible flagship IP.The Ryse IP could develop into a Sony style 3rd person story based character action title if handled properly, and Xbox could use something in that genre.
for Ryse to become good it would literally need to be a completely new game... this game is beyond dogshit in every way.The Ryse IP could develop into a Sony style 3rd person story based character action title if handled properly, and Xbox could use something in that genre.
Id tech, CryTech, Slip Engine= Mind bending Crisis Reboot. If that is true, then pc players with 3090 are in for a treat. MS $$$$ is giving us hell blade 2, Avowed. Imagine What can they do with that money.
was the same for me. who ever made this is genius,I got stuck looking at this gif for like 3 minutes straight waiting for something else to happen lol
Why would they do that? The main studio talent that's there while Crytek is in bad shape leaving when they get an injection of money does not make sense at allNo matter how cheap they are, the main studio talent could leave and the whole studio pack up a month after purchase
Because they can get them for cheap and invest money into the studio to turn it around. Much quicker and cheaper than building a studio from scratch. Not saying that's what's happening but I could certainly see it going that way.There'd be no reason for this. Crytek is a dying company that hasn't been very profitable lately and has abandoned the only IP anyone ever liked from them. What would be the net benefit of this transaction? More bodies? Microsoft is stacked with talent after their acquisitions, acquiring a mediocre and dying studio makes no sense.
Buying Crytek wouldn't change anything. Seriously, has their game moved the needle on anything aside from taking points.
MS buying Ubisoft or Call of Duty would be HUGE.
Crytek has CryEngine that developers license out and can be used internally. Something like that is very valuable for Microsoft and brings in money in and of itself. Outside of that, the Crysis IP has a lot of weight in it's name. If they reboot it the right way and as a graphical power house that's a win for Microsoft. That being said, Microsoft has no reason to buy Crytek and I don't see how they fit in the Xbox Studio family other than clout.
Why would they do that? The main studio talent that's there while Crytek is in bad shape leaving when they get an injection of money does not make sense at all
There'd be no reason for this. Crytek is a dying company that hasn't been very profitable lately and has abandoned the only IP anyone ever liked from them. What would be the net benefit of this transaction? More bodies? Microsoft is stacked with talent after their acquisitions, acquiring a mediocre and dying studio makes no sense.
And on that note I think it's time we close this thread.Crytek's basically bankrupt so they would be a cheap buy, but they don't bring any value to the Microsoft portfolio.
Shifty1897 is stamping this rumor F for false.