Xbox edition from pc game

I've played for a long time on PC and I think this game can be really popular if we make it on xbox 360.

Make by Nexon, "Combat Arms" is an online FPS.

Take a look and thanks to reply.

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Borderlands GOTY Xbox One(rumoured)

A listing on the Korean video games ratings board has appeared for Borderlands game of the year edition for Xbox One and PS4.

It's been reported by several outlets so far.
Borderlands: GOTY for PS4 and Xbox One appears on Korean ratings board
Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition rated for PS4, Xbox One, and PC in Korea - Gematsu
Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition rating pops up in Korea for PC, Xbox One, and PS4

At this point there's nothing concrete, but if it turns out to be true



I loved the first game!
It had so much more atmosphere than the sequel.
Fingers crossed for something at E3.

 

Connect to Xbox One Minecraft Game

I have a host Xbox One running minecraft on multiplayer, and I'm sending invites to my windows ten PC that has the Windows 10 Edition of minecraft installed, but the invites never show up on the pc in-game, or in the Xbox app. If I do the reverse and try
to send invites from the Windows 10 Edition to the Xbox Edition, the Xbox opens up the windows 10 store page for Minecraft and prompts to purchase. Suggestions?

 

Moving a game on to a console is never just as simple as burning the disc for the console. The work is very complicated and expensive and requires adequate return to be of any use which incurs further marketing cost. That said, if a game sells well on PC
then it is no uncommon for a sequel or spinoff to come to console. Crysis 2 and Counter-Strike for Xbox are good examples of this.

 

You're right but as you can see on xbox live market that xbox has make some PC games and in a short time.

I know that it's expensive but if we look at the money that xbox live does, I don't think it is so much expensive.

 

theres lots of free xbox games on windows 8

 

Any money spent on development has to be made back, preferably with profit. The PC community is much more open to trying new game whereas a console community will often only really buy in to big name games. Of course, Indie developers do exist and some are
very popular but those people are mainly working for enjoyment, not money. In that sense, PC can often be used as a market to 'test the water' before pushing out in to the console market.

As for the specific game you suggested; I can't really see any more online FPS games being brought to Xbox and if they are, I can't see the user base being very large at all. That market is already VERY crowded for a console and is dominated by CoD, Battlefield
and Titanfall. All games that have had massive marketing campaigns and are well established.

 

But if we look correctly, COD loose so many people and the new game named titanfall continue to grow

and the beta of this one as been played by a couple million players.

An annother thing, we can not compare a CD with and arcade games, because the budget of the conceptor

will never be same.

Xbox does it for Warface, so I don't see why they can not do the same for Combat Arms.Both are FPS.

 

And about the campaign, I don't think that is it so important in a multiplayer game.

By exemple, CoD, we play 3 days to finish it and nobody will play it twice, same for Battlefield. And if we watch the cost of conception of a compaign and the time to make it vs the time people will play it.

For me they loose more money that if they take it the make more DLC map pack that people will pay 20$ each one.

 

Of course it varies by developer and publisher. If they don't both see a console port as a viable option it will not go ahead.

 

That's why a create this post.

If we don't suggest our idea, nothing will happen.

When xbox look this post there's two possibility.

First, xbox don't even care of it but, in a second time , they can try to make it happen.

that's why I've decide to take a chance and post suggestions.