Phil Spencer on why Xbox doesn't have games to rival Horizon and Zelda right now

[Bawon Samedi]

I've only stated facts in here

Just read something that said 25% of the sales were on iPhone and they count each individual episode as a "sale"


28 million

Doesn't matter. The point is that the game SALES like ALL Telltale games which are story focused. Cut the crap and spit the MS cum out your mouth.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Doesn't matter. The point is that the game SALES like ALL Telltale games which are story focused. Cut the crap and spit the MS cum out your mouth.

All other telltale games have sold much less than that, and if you actually read the interview, and not just the part Woatbo1 quoted for you, Phil is alluding at episodic telltale style games going forward

“I’ve looked at things like Netflix and HBO, where great content has been created because there’s this subscription model. Shannon Loftis and I are thinking a lot about, well, could we put story-based games into the Xbox Game Pass business model because you have a subscription going? It would mean you wouldn’t have to deliver the whole game in one month; you could develop and deliver the game as it goes.”

Damn dummies

 

[Fillerguy]

ive almost exclusively played RPGs on the Larry boxes.

 

[teacher]

I've only stated facts in here

Just read something that said 25% of the sales were on iPhone and they count each individual episode as a "sale"


28 million

21 million is still a lot....

 

[Hey_zeus]

Wasn't Scalebound gonna be that for Xbox though?

 

[MeachTheMonster]

21 million is still a lot....

Yeah it's allot. But not really comparable to $60 AAA games.

 

[ORDER_66]

Not really, bad e3 was really the problem.

Lets see how they top last year's E3 with this years...

 

[Cladyclad]

Your posts outside of here and enlightening but in here :diesel:

I tell him that all the time

 

[winb83]

Awww shut up dummy.

Zelda is not a damn risk, and Microsoft has taken plenty of risks this gen.

Then you haven't played Zelda because anybody that played that game would acknowledge it took risk and strayed away from its series conventions. Nintendo basically made their first completely open world game in a series that was mostly linear. Zelda got stale a couple games back for most people until this game.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Then you haven't played Zelda because anybody that played that game would acknowledge it took risk and strayed away from its series conventions. Nintendo basically made their first completely open world game in a series that was mostly linear. Zelda got stale a couple games back for most people until this game.

Zelda, at launch of a new console, will sale a bunch no matter what the fukk the game is like, and it's still a damn Zelda game.

 

[the_FUTURE]

Zelda, at launch of a new console, will sale a bunch no matter what the fukk the game is like, and it's still a damn Zelda game.

It was their only first party major title coming out for the console that they dedicated an entire E3 to, and switched up the whole format.

 

[Diondon]

Garbage ass company

 

[winb83]

Zelda, at launch of a new console, will sale a bunch no matter what the fukk the game is like, and it's still a damn Zelda game.

Except you leave out the part where Nintendo is following up their worst selling traditional home console of all time and this was the main game on it a complete departure from the normal Zelda game. If this game isn't well received the Switch would have really suffered. The entire direction their console operation went in was directly influenced by this game.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Except you leave out the part where Nintendo is following up their worst selling traditional home console of all time and this was the main game on it a complete departure from the normal Zelda game. If this game isn't well received the Switch would have really suffered. The entire direction their console operation went in was directly influenced by this game.

Y'all just be weaving these feel good narratives

 

[ORDER_66]

Y'all just be weaving these feel good narratives