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lol it's dead bro why don't you own a 5Can a man just choose the Xbox version in this day and age, or is it too strange?![]()
lol it's dead bro why don't you own a 5Can a man just choose the Xbox version in this day and age, or is it too strange?![]()
The irony in this post lmfaoDeluxe editions are for suckers anyway. If you have xbox, you can still by a standard physical or digital copy. And you know that whatever "exclusive" game-related content is in the deluxe edition will be made available via some digital download eventually anyway. They won't leave that extra money on the table. So all you're missing out on with the deluxe release is a bunch of goob shit like a tin and art book. You'll look at it once, and then it'll take up space and collect dust.
Well, it's going to be dead with that attitude. It's still a valid platform where many game. Many of you have abandoned your Xbox accounts from back in the 360 days and earlier, but mine's still going.lol it's dead bro why don't you own a 5
I want deluxe special ultra trinket edition for Switch, tho. Where does that leave me?
lol XboxWell, it's going to be dead with that attitude. It's still a valid platform where many game. Many of you have abandoned your Xbox accounts from back in the 360 days and earlier, but mine's still going.
I think opening the platform up to PC's is where they went wrong. Sure, the Xbox One generation didn't go the best, but there were still many popular exclusive franchises that could have kept people coming back if they had remained exclusive. The Series X is a well-designed system with a snappy, easy to use UI.
Couldn't the same be said these days for the PS5, though? Despite having many excellent exclusives, third-party publishers like Square aren't seeing an ROI for keeping their biggest titles locked to PS5 either in the short or long term and even Sony has been trickling out their exclusive games on PC for the last few years with some games like Ghost of Tsushima seeing a HUGE boost in sales and popularity.I think opening the platform up to PC's is where they went wrong. Sure, the Xbox One generation didn't go the best, but there were still many popular exclusive franchises that could have kept people coming back if they had remained exclusive. The Series X is a well-designed system with a snappy, easy to use UI.
I hope you're right, but I don't think it's the same. Releasing a few of your select old games eventually on PC, like Sony is doing, is totally different than what MS is doing. Xbox is literally a platform that exists on PC now, and most of the library is playable on PC using your same account. And now things have gotten so bad they're rumored to release the next Forza and the next Gears of War simultaneously on PlayStation. They've been trying to make Xbox a platform playable on the Switch too. They've erased the exclusivity that could have compelled people to come back and buy a new Xbox. Sony still retains that exclusivity (at least timed exclusivity) for most of its key titles.Couldn't the same be said these days for the PS5, though? Despite having many excellent exclusives, third-party publishers like Square aren't seeing an ROI for keeping their biggest titles locked to PS5 either in the short or long term and even Sony has been trickling out their exclusive games on PC for the last few years with some games like Ghost of Tsushima seeing a HUGE boost in sales and popularity.
The modern gaming landscape is less about platform exclusivity and more about just choosing the platform you like the best and playing all of your games on it. This paradigm shift also has the added benefit of cross-play, which has been an absolute boon for any 2 or more player online game, including fighting games.
I'm glad the era of exclusivity is more or less at an end. I mean, if MS really wanted to, they could relaunch the Xbox with their army of huge publishers like Zenimax and Activision, and keep every single game exclusive to their platform, but they realize that in 2025 that would mean a very quick death to their gaming brand.
Anyone that ever bought a Neo Geo is automatically a life long member of the Suckers club.Deluxe editions are for suckers anyway. If you have xbox, you can still by a standard physical or digital copy. And you know that whatever "exclusive" game-related content is in the deluxe edition will be made available via some digital download eventually anyway. They won't leave that extra money on the table. So all you're missing out on with the deluxe release is a bunch of goob shit like a tin and art book. You'll look at it once, and then it'll take up space and collect dust.
As easy as taking my talents to South Beach.Well, at least the decision was easy.
The irony in this post lmfao
Anyone that ever bought a Neo Geo is automatically a life long member of the Suckers club.
Uh jp version lol
Sup Neo Alec, the standard special edition for ps5 is 7920 yen ($50 USD) in the bottom link. The top link is for the amazon japan exclusive version ($127) that will include a limited exclusive pin set in addition to the items in the standard special edition. Probably not worth the import for most, but it’s up for those that want the limited extra items.I know the yen is very weak, but you can't tell me that's not $200. For what?
Listen, and understand!Whats up kernow, some fans go after the collectibles/additional items that are exclusive to the editions sold on these japanese sites. Just spreading the love for those interested. Still waiting on the US amazon links to go live.