@JamieMoranUK What kind of delusion is this streaming services are one of the most hated things out there currently and have completely ruined media ownership.
@JamieMoranUK a 1:1 remake every Halo fan hates because its a lazy cash grab reusing Infinite assets with no multiplayer. "What other Games from Xbox ‘s past would you like to see get this treatment for Xbox Consoles & PC?" the footage you shared was captured on the PS5 Pro.
Seeing someone use a PS5 controller is very different from actually using it, I think you would be insane to have used a PS5 controller and not realize how objectively above every other controller ever made this thing is.
People actually believed the rumors that Microsoft will keep supporting physical as if they haven’t been the hardest push against owning games from over a decade now. They have no incentive to especially if the market leader Sony is abandoning it.
Microsoft’s upcoming Halo: Campaign Evolved is facing backlash after early copies revealed that the physical edition cannot be played straight from the disc.
According to images shared from an early PS5 Collector’s Edition copy, players must first:
>Download a mandatory update.
>Sign in with a Microsoft account before they can access the campaign.
This means the game isn’t fully playable offline out of the box, despite being sold on a physical disc.
The report comes from @DoesItPlay1
It's shocking to me that people are still defending Halo Studios/343.
It took Microsoft 5 years to make a remake that isn't really a full remake of a 25 year old game. Meanwhile there is accusations of a toxic work environment. Cancelation of game's and the reuse of assets.
But yet us Halo fans are "ENTITLED" because we have standards. Well sorry if we need to call out bad leadership because it seems like that's what's going on in the studio.
@ShittyHaloTakes we could have had a full Halo Trilogy remake in one cohesive game with a multiplayer of some of the most iconic maps in the franchise, introducing a whole new group of people to the franchise, but instead we get $50 lazy halo infinite scraps.
@OverlyTrev@dbsb3233@RivianTrackr NACS has not always been available as an open standard and Tesla allowed access for other EVs with an adapter. Do you expect other EV manufacturers to magically move the charging ports on already sold cars or is it more reasonable to expect Tesla to just put in longer cables?