Some Titainfall info:http://www.vg247.com/2013/06/18/titanfall-xbox-one...

Exactly, this is why I am pointing out to people what has changed, because you can bet your ass Microsoft won't be telling them prior to purchase.

i really want to see the difference between "cloud powerd" titanfall, and regular vanilla titanfall. i predict they will be identical. both functionally and visuallly

Dedicated servers will be sweet!

Here we go with the cloud nonsense again...

People dont seem to get one thing which is that no Single Player game will look any differently or play any differently because of the cloud because all single player games must be allowed to be played offline except for when you need to validate your copy so lets end that argument right here.

during online multiplayer, it's a different story and even then, the differences will be minimal at best if there is anything implemented that can make use of this miraculous cloud. Quit bullshiting yourselves please.

What a mess has Microsoft created...boy am I glad I am not getting their console.

Yeah the smooth seamless play should be loads better.

i wouldn't count on it being magically better. you can still have a lot of issues. just look at the BF3... that has dedi servers, and you still get disconnects and lag (on consoles anyway) the biggest benefit is no more host advantage.

Not expecting any magic, just expecting to run much better than this gen.

Titanfall is the new Gears of war for Microsoft's next gen console. i.e. Respawn will spit out whatever bullshit microsoft feeds to them as long as $$ are stuffed down their pockets..pretty much the same Blezinscki, Molyneux and co. used to do for the xbox 360 and David Jaffe for Sony.

The 360 version is going to a 3rd party company (which they have not even hired yet), and the dev stated expect that verson to be downgraded, i'm not convinced on how effective this Cloud stuff will be, so i am also very interested to see a before and after type video, otherwise its all pie in the sky stuff.

Most of there customers ARE children :)

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Project Spark is so damn cool.

Someone created what looks like a turn based rpg with it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xfg9WttLzrY&t=4m20...

I hate Kinect with a passion but Spark looked incredible when I saw it at the conference.......

It also seems to be a free game that just gets expanded upon with DLC and such, but it looks like it comes with a lot of stuff right off the bat. I definitely wouldn't mind creating my own fun little game from this.

Spark looks cool, i guess, but i imagine it will be rather limited in the end. I don't see why anyone actually interested in making games should get this over something like Construct 2 or something similar. Though, i suppose that if you are looking for more of a toy and less of an actual tool, then this might be just right.

I wonder how easy it is to do something like that with Spark?

I'm not especially sold on anything cloud-related, but why is it impossible or even improbable that a SP game that IS connected couldn't benefit from the "cloud?" I mean, i get that SP games must be allowed to be played offline, but why couldn't there be a "cloud"-enhanced aspect to it? I know it's a huge deal for a lot of people to require the 24 hour connectivity, but barring some kind of outtage, most people will be online all the time anyways.

But please, tell them everything and not just missinform them in favor to the PS4.

Very impressive.

Nice.

Whoa hold on a minute. Look I know everybody is pissed off at Microsoft right now, and I understand the need to be critical...........but I also feel it necessary to be clear that I DIDN'T build the Xbox One. And I didn't build the controller that doesn't maximize Kinect. I wasn't in the room with Don&Co when they decided how they would push US centric features or not support certain regions at launch. I'm not responsible for their miscalculations or their PR blunders. I can't make them listen to you, me or any core enthusiast.

All I mentioned was that tone here has become a too peevish. You clearly disagree, but I can't help that. 99.9% of this community already agrees with you, my voice joining that chorus means nothing. My opinions of what I think is legitimate outrage vs blown out of proportion are not shared by the majority of participants here either. So what do you want to hear? That I understand THAT? I already did. How could I not? I've been listening to these arguments in here for months now, MONTHS.

Take a look at this Ace. More importantly, read the response to this news-Very positive isn't it? Although I don't expect anyone will ever actually give Microsoft (if the rumor is true) any credit, but it still makes for a nice chuckle. One of Microsoft's accursed policies is adopted by Valve all things. Now it becomes a good thing. Gamers can be so funny. There are few other noteworthy policies that could be adopted just as warmly (selling and gifting digital games etc), it would be nice if the Xbox Chief knew how to articulate them without with his condescending tone.

And just so you know, I have no problem admitting that I was disappointed and puzzled by Microsoft's engineering choices. You think I don't recognize the creative math games they're playing now? 10x this or, 8x that? It wouldn't surprise me if we later learn that the majority of the Xbox One's R&D budget went to Kinect (and it's space photons) and that the gaming hardware was a last consideration that will barely make it in time for launch. And I DO cringe everytime I see Mattrick's name in some article, wondering what stupid thing he's going to say next.

I know that it's not good that someone with his attitude is the head of a game platform division and publishing tent. But I've observed enough corporations over the years to know that those things tend to take care of themselves. If he screws things up he will be asked to resign, or eventually he will just move on the same way the last 3 heads of the Xbox Division did. These people rarely ever remain in their positions for very long. And we might even get a more gamer centric chief that puts the core demographic first.