Microsoft needs a reality check.

f00xm4n · Aug 7, 2014

I would prefer the developers make money to stay in business and if that means having them port over to windows I am fine with that.

Then we will get more games from them, hopefully exclusives again (timed)

DarkVictory23 · Aug 7, 2014

Does Microsoft need more 'exclusive exclusives'? I don't know. I don't think so.

They've got a LOT of big announced exclusives coming. Does losing two of their biggest 'exclusive' titles from launch look bad? Yeah. But is it game chaning? Not really, especially not for Ryse.

Frankly, I'm less hurt about Ryse being on PC (my PC will in no way play this as well as my Xbox One, anyway, so as far as I'm concerned, it's still an Xbox One exclusive) as I am worried about what it means for the franchise. Microsoft seemed interested
in going to bat for it. Ryse itself was a good game that looked amazing but really needed more in the gameplay department. A sequel (maybe with some help from folks actually at MS Studios instead of just letting Crytek handled dev, since 'looked amazing but
need more in the gameplay department' is pretty much what you could say about every single game they've ever made) might have really lived up to some potential.

This move seems like they really are just polluting that partnership with MS. We'll see what happens.

Meanwhile, Forza Horizon 2, Halo: Master Chief Collection, Halo 5, Fable Legends, Crackdown 3, Phantom Dust, Scalebound, Sunset Overdrive, and Quantum Break are all still coming... let's calm down on the 'MS needs exclusives' business, 'k?

Tzar of kaos · Oct 31, 2018

After a year,i don't think Dead Rising 3 or Ryse can't sell more Xbox one....Also those titles are still available on Xbox one.

And Dead Rising and Ryse IPs aren't own by Microsoft.Should they gives more money to keep them as exclusives ? I don't think so.

Tzar of kaos

After a year,i don't think Dead Rising 3 or Ryse can't sell more Xbox one....Also those titles are still available on Xbox one.

And Dead Rising and Ryse IPs aren't own by Microsoft.Should they gives more money to keep them as exclusives ? I don't think so.

DarkVictory23

Does Microsoft need more 'exclusive exclusives'? I don't know. I don't think so.

They've got a LOT of big announced exclusives coming. Does losing two of their biggest 'exclusive' titles from launch look bad? Yeah. But is it game chaning? Not really, especially not for Ryse.

Frankly, I'm less hurt about Ryse being on PC (my PC will in no way play this as well as my Xbox One, anyway, so as far as I'm concerned, it's still an Xbox One exclusive) as I am worried about what it means for the franchise. Microsoft seemed interested
in going to bat for it. Ryse itself was a good game that looked amazing but really needed more in the gameplay department. A sequel (maybe with some help from folks actually at MS Studios instead of just letting Crytek handled dev, since 'looked amazing but
need more in the gameplay department' is pretty much what you could say about every single game they've ever made) might have really lived up to some potential.

This move seems like they really are just polluting that partnership with MS. We'll see what happens.

Meanwhile, Forza Horizon 2, Halo: Master Chief Collection, Halo 5, Fable Legends, Crackdown 3, Phantom Dust, Scalebound, Sunset Overdrive, and Quantum Break are all still coming... let's calm down on the 'MS needs exclusives' business, 'k?

Goth Vampirella

"Why is it that almost every thread I go to on here the is always that phrase "slap in the face"." - ocelot20

I wish I knew...

bowski477

Hey Snoopy the discussion is awesome but soliciting votes for the feedback site is a no go. Sorry!

ZTROOPER16

Ok I helps but not compare to a game like HALO or gears or a great new ip like /Sunset or Q break. They didnt sell like cryteck or Capcom want and they own the IPs not MS. If froza 5 comes to PC then its time to rage.

Microsoft needs a reality check.