[Thread Ufficiale] Waiting For PS4 & Xbox One

Fifù..vedi che veramente leggo bestemmie..cioè io spero che tu stia scherzando, mettere le uscite di mario (ho perso il conto) con quelle di un uncharted..cioé io spero che scherzi..boh certe volte rimango basito dalle boiate, un può capire che non ti garbano, però...mi fermo qui và

Veramente quello che dovrebbe uscire su wiiU è l'8...

Intendeva dire un mk per ogni console.

Lui è un giocatore pc e in quanto tale la wiiU (per lui) è la migliore console perchè si diversifica molto dal pc fornendogli quei giochi "minchia" che su pc non vedrà mai .

Ho capito...però bestemmie videoludiche di tale grandezza ne ho sentite poche...

Partiamo dal presupposto che ogni titolo Mario è di qualità poi su Wii sono uscite tante di quelle perle da far paura e su wiiU sono usciti o sono in arrivo titoli come Bayonetta 2,mh4,X,The wonderfull 101 e Pickmin 3 per dire un po'di esclusive totali diverse da Mario.
Nintendo si può insultate intanti modi (e farlo è cosa buona e giusta) come l'assenza dei multipiatta,l'hw scrauso e le casualate senza fine ma che non garantistica esclusive pesanti non si può sentire

Comunque a chi pensa che Nintendo sia solo Mario,Zelda e Donkey Kong consiglio vivamente di cercarsi liste di esclusive non casual e rosicherete non poco per anni (come tuttora faccio per Wii ) se solo mi garantisse un hardware next gen e un pad normale come ai tempi del caro vecchio Gamecube non avrei alcun dubbio su che console comprare

la trilogia di jak la sto giocando proprio adesso grazie al plus. ho finito il primo (platinato in 2 giorni, non dura una mazza ) ma al momento è quello che mi è piaciuto di più perché molto più platform rispetto al 2, che invece per quanto molto più complesso (praticamente è quasi un open world) e con una trama migliore non mi sta prendendo proprio per il gameplay più action e infatti non sto neanche a metà in oltre 1 settimana di gioco.
a breve dovrei iniziare il 3, ma comunque un jak 4 su ps4 lo prenderei sicuramente

In pratica hai detto tutto e il suo contrario!personalmente non metto in dubbio la bontà dei titoli,ma chi li idolatra spalando poliposfati organici sù tutto il resto.......

Turn 10: Xbox One gives Forza 5 multiplayer "great advantages kind of for free"
"We can just tap in and get dedicated servers."

Will certain Xbox One games benefit from free access to dedicated Microsoft servers? That's what some in the media are suggesting, but we've yet to light on a concrete statement to this effect from the manufacturer. Turn 10's Dan Greenawalt has muddied the waters still further, telling OXM at Gamescom that as an Xbox One title, Forza Motorsport 5 enjoys "great advantages kind of for free".

"Racing gamers are also looking for great multiplayer, and the nice thing about being on Xbox One is that we get great advantages kind of for free, so it's kind of cheating," he explained to us. "We get dedicated servers. Now we can get dedicated servers on Xbox 360, but you have to do the work - now, we can just tap in and get dedicated servers, which gives you better quality of service as a racing gamer."


Turn 10 is, of course, a first party studio, but it's rumoured that Microsoft has struck similar deals with third parties. Call of Duty: Ghosts on Xbox One will also run on dedicated Microsoft servers, "ensuring the best multiplayer experience will be on Xbox One", in the words of Infinity Ward's executive producer Mark Rubin. However, when we asked whether Sony might also provide dedicated servers for the PS4 version, Rubin was unable to comment.
The nearest we have to a definitive account of what Microsoft's touted Xbox One cloud support actually represents comes care of Respawn Entertainment, developer of the always-online Xbox console exclusive Titanfall. "I personally talked to both Microsoft and Sony and explained that we need to find a way to have potentially hundreds-of-thousands of dedicated servers at a price point that you can't get right now," the developer's Jon Shiring wrote in June.

"Microsoft realized that player-hosted servers are actually holding back online gaming and that this is something that they could help solve, and ran full-speed with this idea," he continued. Later in the piece, however, Shiring revealed that Respawn would still pay for Microsoft's server support, albeit at a very reasonable price.

"With the Xbox Live Cloud, we don't have to worry about estimating how many servers we'll need on launch day. We don't have to find ISPs all over the globe and rent servers from each one. We don't have to maintain the servers or copy new builds to every server. That lets us focus on things that make our game more fun.

"And best yet, Microsoft has datacenters all over the world, so everyone playing our game should have a consistent, low latency connection to their local datacenter. Most importantly to us, Microsoft priced it so that it's far more affordable than other hosting options - their goal here is to get more awesome games, not to nickel-and-dime developers."

The "great advantages" available to Forza 5 include Xbox Live's revised match-making and reputation systems. "We also get Smart Match, which puts you together with other gamers from your region, or who speak your language, or who play games the way you play them, so you're paired with fewer cheaters and fewer jerks," Greenawalt remarked at Gamescom. "Unless you're a cheater or a jerk, and then you get to play with cheaters and jerks all day. Have fun!"

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Another advantage touted by Microsoft is the ability to carry out non-time-critical processing on servers, allowing developers to devote more of the console's resources to latency-sensitive tasks such as graphics rendering. When we first laid eyes on Forza 5, Greenawalt revealed that the game can run at 1080p and 60 frames a second because certain tasks are offloaded to the cloud.

Read more about Xbox One's cloud support in our Xbox One guide.

nick l'ultima parte del tuo post è fear

Halo Xbox One developer 343 teases unannounced projects
"We're working on projects that you know about, and others that you don't."

A morsel of Master Chiefy intrigue to end the day on. 343's community manager Jessica Shea has revealed that the Halo studio has more on the boil than the already-announced Halo for Xbox One and Halo TV series (the latter is being produced in collaboration with Steven Spielberg). What could those other projects be? Another Spartan Assault-style spin-off? Or something a bit meatier?

"Game development is a curious thing," Shea wrote in the latest Halo Bulletin, which also details the latest tweaks to Halo 4's multiplayer. "You start with an idea, frolic in a dream pasture where anything is possible, adjust accordingly until you're back in reality, and then work your ass off building, developing and polishing what you hope will eventually become an enjoyable experience.

"Seeing Halo 4 transform from a small stake in the ground, into what we shipped, and into what it is now has been a fascinating and valuable learning experience, both for me personally, and the studio as a whole.



"What is looming on the horizon for the studio is both exciting and daunting," she continued. "We're working on projects that you know about (the TV show and Halo Xbox One) and others that you don't (insert absolutely zero clues here). Our team has blossomed from a few dozen to a few hundred, and it continues to grow at a healthy pace as new people are hired to make sure every team has more than enough resources to do their job, and do it well.

"As a small part of our team shifts solely into sustain mode, we, as a studio, are looking steadfastly toward the future. We're extremely excited about the Xbox One, and the wheels of the next instalment in the franchise are spinning at a lightning fast speed."

The first Halo game for Xbox One may not be titled Halo 5, though it definitely features Master Chief, who's looking a bit scruffy and down-at-heel after his brush with the Didact. A bunch of Halo Xbox One plot details recently appeared on the Microsoft Store, seemingly by accident.

I wonder when we'll hear about those super-secret somethings? Come, fill the thread with your postulations.

Mario e Zelda non sono all'altezza di Uncharted o Halo? Ma per favore...

720P 60Fps upscalato a 1080 offline e 1080p 60fps online ...ce l'ho tra gli acquisti, primo test spegnere il modem in game

Non ci credo nemmeno se me. Lo fanno vedere, eh

Report: Microsoft's take on Siri is called Cortana

A feature headed to Windows Phone 8.1 may include Microsoft's take on Siri, which uses a name that references the Xbox's flagship first-person shooter franchise, ZDNet reports.

The feature is apparently codenamed Cortana, a reference to Halo's AI companion. It will reportedly outperform Windows Phone's current voice command capabilities and allow users to interact with the device using natural voice commands, like Apple's Siri and Google's Google Now. ZDNet's sources also suggest that the underlying technology will also appear in other Microsoft products like Windows 8 and Xbox One.

When Microsoft's next-gen console is released Nov. 22, it will include a new Kinect sensor that enables users to interact with the console through voice commands, like "Xbox, watch TV."

RetroN 5 pre-orders open; plays multiple classic console games

RetroN 5 — the console that allows you to play NES, SNES, Super Famicom, Genesis, Mega Drive, Famicom, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and GBA cartridges on one system — is now available for pre-order.

Priced at $99.99 for an Oct. 31 release, the Hyperkin machine was first announced back in March. It features cartridge slots for each system, two controller ports for each console and a custom Bluetooth controller. It outputs video via HDMI at 720p and allow users to play both NTSC and PAL cartridges.

The Hong Kong manufacturer's previous console, the RetroN 3 — NES, SNES, Super Famicom, Sega Genesis and Mega Drive cartridge compatible — is available from Amazon for $51.43.

Ancora non riesco a capire come fa MS a conciliare alcune dichiarazioni - vedi l'ultima postata da Nick su FM5 - con il concetto di console NON always online.

FM5 girerò a 720p upscsalati a 1080 offline, e 1080p 60 fps online grazie allo sgravio del lavoro portato in cloud.
E se non ho linea? cosa succede?

Non sono critiche, volgio solo capire come funzionerà.

A che servono le gpu quando c'è il cloud?
L'always online serviva a sopperire alle mancanze della console, altro che controllo anti pirateria e usato.

Cmq raddoppiare la risoluzione così, come se non fosse nulla, mantenendo i 60 fps, senza lag solo grazie al cloud, cioè no non ci si può credere. Dai.

Sai come sarà? Togliamo tutti gli effetti e lo spariamo a 1080p così diciamo che ci ha pensato il cloud