Blade-Runner
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Apparently Gamestar published too early and pulled the article, there is a Remedy reveal event happening soon so official confirmation should hopefully be forthcoming.
I really hope this becomes a cross-buy title. I would like to ability to play this on my PC and XB1 without having to buy it twice.
The recommend requirements for the game are bloody insane.
The recommend requirements for the game are bloody insane.
Buy the X-box physical version then sell it keep the PC version.
If it's W10 only, it better damn well be using DX12...
Deal is only on the digital version.
Nice. I hope [H] will be all over reviewing the game when it comes out. I also hope the game is actually using the new tech available in DX12, rather than just as a platform lockout like Halo 2 and DX10 was.According to wccftech its dx12 only. But the requirements say DX12 on the official website as well.
http://wccftech.com/quantum-break-release-simultaneously-pc-xbox-april-5th-rumor/
Lets hope that means it actually takes advantage of PC hardware rather than being an unoptimised turd.
You can't compare console hardware to PC hardware though. Way different OS environments and API overhead.A 980ti is something like 5x faster than what the Xbone is using.
But the game isn't freeIt would seem as though MS is using the carrot of a free AAA game to entice more PC gamers over to Win10.You can't compare console hardware to PC hardware though. Way different OS environments and API overhead.
Lets hope that means it actually takes advantage of PC hardware rather than being an unoptimised turd.
OK, buy one get one free.But the game isn't free.
Play the XBOX version, sell the PC key.
Yes, digital purchases will be tied to your Xbox/Microsoft account. You won't be able to trade or sell it.I'd assume it'll be tied to some MS id? Or whatever they use for Xbox/Win 10.
It would seem as though MS is using the carrot of a free AAA game to entice more PC gamers over to Win10.You can't compare console hardware to PC hardware though. Way different OS environments and API overhead.
So we cant compare hardware because of software differences? That's rubbish, sure we can!
Yes, digital purchases will be tied to your Xbox/Microsoft account. You won't be able to trade or sell it.
So there isn't a way to buy this game other than the Windows Store? Wish my CC worked in India...
Why even bother buying an Xbox One at this point, when every exclusive it gets goes to PC?...seems like MS has all but conceded this generation of consoles to Sony
Looking at the recommended specs and you need a helluva PC to get the most out of the game. So a lot of people will just get a XBOX One. Either way MS wins as the game will ONLY run on Windows 10 or XBOX One. If anything this promotes purchasing a XBOX One as a living room PC with the integration.
No, I think that this game is probably designed for the next generation of video cards. Think about it. Nvidia doesn't do ASYNC well. Let's say that Nvidia needs to do the usual brute force technique when you don't have all the tools to run something. The Fury X has all the tools, but it was built to fight a regular 980; Nvidia surprised AMD with the 980ti. So it makes sense that a 980 equivalent would be the recommended spec and the Nvidia equivalent would be greater as it has to brute force it.
I think AMD said that their new Polaris cards are scheduled to come out in time for the Back to School period. Since the game comes out in April it would be the perfect promotional tool for those cards and new PC purchases featuring Windows 10. Toss in a FREE XBOX One with every Dell PC featuring Windows 10 purchase and you have your XBOX One penetration also.
PC gamers say that every time a major new game is announced...and more often then not they come away disappointed...I just don't see Quantum Break being this generations' Crysis
It's sad that they have to do this because people fail to understand recommendations. I have always lived under the assumption that recommended specs are for turning all the options up to max, and minimum are for turning everything to lowest.Looks like Remedy has updated the recommended requirements. 390/970 is now recommended instead of FX/980 ti. The CPU was switched to the i5 4690 and VRAM went down to 4GB. The former recommendations have been put under an "Ultra" label.