Xbox Entertainment LA, the studio doing original TV content are assisting with the live action sections iirc.
What has that got to do with MS owning the IP? Couldn't they just as well do that if Remedy owned the IP?
Xbox Entertainment LA, the studio doing original TV content are assisting with the live action sections iirc.
Fair point, but I think it's more complicated than simply looking at install bases. If MS is willing to publish and fund development and by doing so, they get the option to secure exclusivity on future titles, it works out better for them and the developer.
The developer gets to establish a new IP and they have the potential to reach more people should MS decide not to lock up exclusivity.
What does this mean? It's not being done by the same team as Alan Wake?
What has that got to do with MS owning the IP? Couldn't they just as well do that if Remedy owned the IP?
if that happens I don't know bro..that game to me is like the Stanley cup of games..gonna keep my hopes super low on that so i don't get disappointed lol
That's a normal flame bait post from Salvor, he likes to follow me around and try to fling shit.
I don't think they would go through the trouble for an IP they might lose but its just speculation.What has that got to do with MS owning the IP? Couldn't they just as well do that if Remedy owned the IP?
But hypothetically; Insomniac, after finding great success with SO, will look at the 10mil install base of XB1 and the multiplat install base of 20mil, and have the freedom to go to an EA, or Activision with their own IP. Or possibly even fund it themselves.
But hypothetically; Insomniac, after finding great success with SO, will look at the 10mil install base of XB1 and the multiplat install base of 20mil, and have the freedom to go to an EA, or Activision with their own IP. Or possibly even fund it themselves.
But hypothetically; Insomniac, after finding great success with SO, will look at the 10mil install base of XB1 and the multiplat install base of 20mil, and have the freedom to go to an EA, or Activision with their own IP. Or possibly even fund it themselves.
They didn't own Gears until very recently either.
But hypothetically; Insomniac, after finding great success with SO, will look at the 10mil install base of XB1 and the multiplat install base of 20mil, and have the freedom to go to an EA, or Activision with their own IP. Or possibly even fund it themselves.
I've noticed that with a lot of Xbox One games haha.Fun fact: searching for some of Microsofts XB1 launch titles on google used to bring up PS4 before XB1 in the autocorrect, not sure they do anymore though.
We knew from the start that Insomniac owned the IP, but I was shocked to find out Ryse and Quantum Break are both the same.
None are 2nd party projects, in that sense that Microsoft doesn't own the IP of any of them, it owns the publishing rights.
Bizarre to me.
What has that got to do with MS owning the IP? Couldn't they just as well do that if Remedy owned the IP?
Errrr.... "Quantum Break" trademark is owned by Microsoft that one is a little more cut and dry.
Errrr.... "Quantum Break" trademark is owned by Microsoft that one is a little more cut and dry.
Well, they could but presumably Insomniac aren't setting Microsoft up to get their new property big and take it multi platform.
Whilst there is obviously a case for multi platform, you would have to consider, could another publisher (would they) do the same job Microsoft did of publishing a sequel to get the same or more success? (assuming a certain level of success)
Xbox One is going to have exclusive games, if the partnership works well why would you risk a good relationship and sales if you have something good going on?
Just because there is a case for going multi platform doesn't mean it would always make sense. Would Gears have had the same success if EA published it? (See Bulletstorm for more detail) as an example? Not to say MS are some sort of gods, but looking at the individual relationships, it could be of much better of benefit to Insomniac to remain exclusive
I think at times people put too much importance on permanent exclusives vs timed. Other than console list wars it doesn't really matter much in the end.Yeah, I took that right back on the last page. Sorry, an honest mistake.
Of course it does. But exactly as the situation with FFXIII was, it leaves Microsoft entirely open to having an exclusive go multiplatform. It's weird to me, they're pumping money into properties; they are paying to strengthen brands, that aren't even theirs.
And by that I mean, even paying for development of a game that isn't theirs is spending money strengthening a brand they don't own. The money they'll spend marketing it, could be spent on marketing a game they own.
It's just plain weird to me. And short sighted.
this game is exclusive for xbox one right ?
I think at times people put too much importance on permanent exclusives vs timed. Other than console list wars it doesn't really matter much in the end.
Look at Bioshock, Mass Effect, Dead Rising. Even when versions of these games came out on PS3 it was too late. The audience for them was already on the 360 thus the majority of the sales were on 360.Same went for Final Fantasy and Metal Gear on PS3. I expect the same for Titanfall. When/if the PS4 gets the sequel the majority of its fans will be on X1.
Too many people underestimate how important even timed exclusives are. Not every game has to be a permanent exclusive just to make a difference.
With that being said as much as people like to say MS throws around money just to keep games off of competing systems. I don't think they're doing enough of it. Which makes me question if they're fully into this console war(wanting to be #1).
Just a few years ago they were willing to spend 40 billion iirc on Yahoo. They could spend roughly half that and dominate this industry. Buy Ea, Activision, Take2. You get where I'm going. But they seem to want to take the harder route.
I remember reading Dean Takahashi's Xbox books. And Ed Fries had to decide between Gears , or a Valve exclusive. Even though MS clearly had the funds to do both, he went with Gears obviously. Leading Dean to say MS was obviously the goliath vs Sony. But MS was acting like David.
Someone press him for more details. How does it play, visuals, fluidity, etc.
He's the Xbox Live operations manager. I doubt he's going to spill anything.
Yeah I definitely agree with you they leave themselves open at times.I just don't think they make a huge difference if they're 6mo or permanent exclusive. I work with a guy who's a long time gamer.(though not the type to read Neogaf). I was surprised to hear he thought Assassins creed was exclusive to Playstation due to the commercials ending with the PS logo. In other words I believe a timed exclusive or a commercial ending with one manufacturers logo could sway quite a few people into believing the game was exclusive. Indefinite or not.While the majority of individual title's sales are on the release date, the value they add to the platform is permanent. And the value exclusive titles add to the console is most obvious.
Either way there's no evidence to support whether there is ACTUAL value in titles remaining exclusive. All I am saying is MS is leaving themselves open to a situation like FFXIII going multiplatform. Just the kinda thing that'll have an impact on internet and affect the minority that read IGN regularly.
He's the Xbox Live operations manager. I doubt he's going to spill anything.
So I revisit the thread and all I can see is IP owning bickering. Eh?
GameSpot sent out a tweet saying this game is single-player only lol
They of course immediately got a tweet from sunsetoverdrive saying that is not accurate and that it has a full multi-player mode which we all knew already.
Is it me or is the Hype Train rolling for this game
GameSpot sent out a tweet saying this game is single-player only lol
They of course immediately got a tweet from sunsetoverdrive saying that is not accurate and that it has a full multi-player mode which we all knew already.
can't wait for ya'll to read EDGE's story on Thursday.
I think their digital edition goes up overnight for US.
yea, saw that too. where the heck did GS get that info anyway?
No co-op campaign?Campaign is single player only, someone at Gamespot seemingly can't work out the difference between single player campaign, and multiplayer
No co-op campaign?
This also makes no sense.
Insomniac decided to branch away from Sony because Sony requires IP ownership for their 1st party published titles whereas Microsoft does not. It has nothing to do with which 1st party publisher is better at searching for IPs to publish.
Sony would have gladly supported the IP if it were on PS4. The relationship Insomniac had with Sony is similar to the one they currently have with Ready At Dawn with "The Order: 1886"
Ntkrnl said there will be a Sunset Overdrive Bundle, so that should help.I remember reading that Insomniac was also tired of Sony throwing their games out and allowing them to bomb, maybe MS made a promise to actually push this title, It's a shame that Sony threw R3 out without a single fuck given.