@KoeiTecmoUS That is precisely the point: the series needs to have consistency on Xbox if they want to grow. Another example is the *Tales* series, which is already nearly complete on Xbox.
@PowerUpGamingUK In fact, many Asian companies clashed with ID@Xbox because they were unwilling to censor their games and preferred not to release them—as if Xbox could afford the luxury of turning games down.
@Shenmue_Dojo Video game re-releases should also include support for multiple languages, thereby improving the user experience. What is the point of repeatedly releasing the same game while ignoring the language barrier that has kept many people away from these titles for years?
@NISAmerica@IianaDRK That's a shame—another NIS America game that isn't coming to Xbox. Then again, this company doesn't have the budget to translate its games into other languages either.
@betterin_person@W1ZF0L@Naughty_Dog Right, and they aren't actually drawing inspiration from the retro-futurism of *Alien*; these people steal ideas and dress them up as a tribute.
@Pirat_Nation Enough with quota-based hiring; their place in the industry must be earned, not just accumulated seniority and having made a single mediocre game in a decade. They cannot take credit for games they didn't make.
@XBOX I wish Blizzard and Xbox would become great again, but as long as DEI is the priority rather than video games, they won't be able to pull themselves out of their current decline.
@beezlive178rx While the intention is appreciated, I don't like the visual aesthetic of these remakes; I feel they shift the original atmosphere—which was more anime-style—to something more akin to American comics.
@XBOX There are hardly any games compatible with the original Xbox and Xbox 360—which are the ones I'm interested in—since I already own everything for the One and X digitally.