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What the hell is going on? How could he and his agency not know why he was banned?

He took a 2 month break after confessing to cheating on his wife at Twitchcon. It's why quite a few people assume it was going to be some kind of assault allegations from years ago.

I think in November there will only be the Xbox One and PS4 version, both which will play on the PS5/XSX at whatever max resolution and frame rate those consoles will allow through their boosted modes. The XSX and PS5 skus will release 2021.

I saw Sony has "Exclusive" Content, which kinda effects PS Cross Play some. Wonder if Xbox and PC will be Cross Play and Sony won't, but they can't talk about that because of the Marketing deal.

Did they say anything about Cross Play for this game?

https://twinfinite.net/2020/06/phil-spencer-xbox-series-x-ps5/ Phil Spencer had an interview or Keynote... Comments on 1st Party - Comments on Sony's show -

Teaser on Twitter today... Banished as the main antagonists? Yes please. I still do need to play Halo Wars 2, but the Atriox trailers were awesome. Edit - While this is for Halo Wars 2, and I don't know if Atriox will even be in the new Halo, I liked the idea of the Banish far more than whatever we were fighting in Halo 4 and 5.

Microsoft already came out and said there won't be any integration.

I have all my streaming apps pinned. @Mercury33is right you are a noob

Sorry, it was a Tweet of a defaced Statue of Captain America https://kotaku.com/avengers-game-twitter-assembles-then-deletes-extremely-1844057843

Whats being lost, is this is also part of a bigger initiative between Xbox and Facebook, and xCloud. Now instead of all the Moms and Dads playing Candy Crush, they can get Game Pass Subscriptions and play Halo on Facebook. This is how they potentially scale up Game Pass subscriptions, being integrated with Facebook gaming. At least I think that would be the plan.

Thanks for the heads up. It won't be my primary PC screen, I have a 27 inch Asus 165hz screen for the majority of my PC gaming. Just depending on the game, if I play with controller and with HDR, I'll throw it up on the TV, like for Fallen Order. I wish they had smaller than 48 inch, but its the best it seems like it can do for now, and I can manage to make that work within my space.

I played that game back at launch, and I remember being so disappointed in it. Peter Molyneux was like, this will have revolutionary Co-op like you've never experienced before. And it was so bad, he was right, I had never played co-op that was so useless and dumb.

Ya that's what I was kinda referring to. I looked into most of these and found they were using fake HDR, lots of marketing lingo, and most reviews I read were pretty mixed. The ones I saw with real HDR were pretty pricey, or had other issues. I ended up ordering the 48 inch LG CX coming out in a month. I'm way too much of an impulse shopper. Thanks for the recommendations.

Ah, yeah I remembered seeing the Project Mara stuff so it looked familiar.

Thanks to both. Definitely would prefer something in the mid 40 inch range due to spacing issues, and I sit pretty damn close to it. I've also looked for PC Monitors that offer HDR and high refresh rates, but have had a hard time finding one that is larger and highly recommended, or they are just insanely priced still. Will definitely be checking out the CX line, as I keep hearing great things about the LG OLED's.

This is from January?

In my house 3 Xbox's , 1 X 2 S 1 Launch PS4, just ordered a Pro to play all the exclusives I hadn't played yet, and LoU2 1 Switch, 1 Switch Lite My primary gaming PC, then 2 older PCs. Both with 1080gtx. 1 a i7-7700, the other an i7-5520 or something. I use one one in a seperate room dedicated to VR gaming. 1 Gaming Lap Top I use for VR on the go, with a 1070gtx. I also have an electronics problem.

On a side note... those of you that do Primarily game on PC, and play on TVs, do any of you have 120hz TVs? Any recommendations? That's another thing I am definitely going to be looking into this fall. I've done some PC gaming on my TV for the HDR benefits, but have had issues with it at times. With Xbox Series X targeting 120fps for some games, and having the PC hooked up to the TV as well, I definitley want to upgrade. I know the LG C9 I think its highly recommended, but does anyone know of others that maybe coming this year, or other lesser known that offer 4k, 120hz, HDR? Also, for my current setup, something less than 50 inches is definitely preferred. My current TV in the game room is only 43 inches. Seems like getting smaller TV's with all the perks is tough.

Must not compare to the Theater business.... you the one with One X's in all rooms, I'm scraping by with One S's.

At launch, I bought 2 Xbox Ones, one for Living Room, one for Bedroom, as at the time I didn't have a game room set up yet. When Xbox One X dropped, I bought 2, one for each 4k TV. Eventually I realized, I don't do much gaming in my bedroom, I can put a One S in there and give the One X to my brother. I didn't buy all of them at launch or at full price. When One S would come bundled with a game I was going to buy anyway, I'd buy the bundle. Or I'd buy them during sales. Over the course of 7 years, spending a a few hundred here and there for the convenience of it all, is worth it to me. I honestly am not sure about the Series X currently. I am definitely going to buy one for my Game Room, but doubt I'll upgrade anything else right away, and wait for bundles or sales. Or I will see what Series S is all about, and possibly replace the One S's with Series S's. I don't need Series X's to do casual gaming with my family, or for my friends to play on when visiting. Also need to see what games will be "Next Gen" only, since MS 1st party will play across gens for at least another year.

Yup. Personally have 3 Xbox's in my house. 1 Xbox One X in my "Game Room". 2 Xbox One S's, one in bedroom, one in family room, primarily for streaming, but used for gaming when needed. When friends come to visit, its nice to be able to jump into some multiplayer together with one down in the family room and me in the "Game Room". Then having a One S at my parents homes, when the family gets together, its fun playing with the family at times. I don't really get whats so hard to comprehend about all that.

A lot. My sister has one at her house, my brother has one at his house. I bought some to have at my parents homes. Convenience to have my gaming library pretty much wherever I go when I travel and visit family is pretty great. 1 - No, the question in the thread was, if I have a gaming PC, and pretty much all games going forward will be on PC, is there a reason for a Series X. I said yeah, if you have invested into the ecosystem and want those old games you invested in to play better than they did, I think there's a reason to get an Xbox Series X because of the work Microsoft as put into Backwards Compatibility. All of that literally has absolutely nothing to do with PC gaming, and those that have been primarily PC gamers. Yet, for whatever reason, PC people felt the need to come in and defend PC gaming? So damn insecure. 2 - You brought up the fact PC gaming will play old games better because of Ultra settings and other options. Yeah no shit, thanks for stating the obvious! That also would require me to rebuy all my old games to play them on PC at those settings. Hence why I said, I have no interest in rebuying games I already own to play them marginally better on PC.

1 - Yes, and having an Xbox Series X will allow me to also play future games at better fidelity than my Xbox One X as well? I really don't understand the logic here? 2 - Once again, yes, PC games have better options. Once again, I have no intention of rebuying 500+ titles I already own on Xbox, on PC just because my PC will play them better? Is that really a hard concept to grasp? You also can throw in that there are still plenty of titles in my Xbox Library not available on PC at all either. $500 is not a big investment for 5+ years of entertainment for me. No ones trying to tell hardcore PC Gamers to buy an Xbox Series X. All I said, was if you own a gaming PC, the main reason IMO to buy a Series X is if you are already invested in Xbox's ecosystem, I think there is a place for Series X in your setup due to the commitment and features MS are throwing at Backwards Compatibility.

No, I have Xbox's hooked up in all the houses or different rooms. Don't intend to hook up Gaming Rigs in all of them.