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I honestly wouldn't put too much hope on MS. MS is known to kinda destroy good devs because of its old school corporate environment.
It has bought several devs (both games and software), and I can't recall anything that turned out to be better after MS ownership.
Furthermore, supposedly any XBox games would come to PC. If you have a decent PC already, the point to get a Serie X just to play XBox exclusives is null.
Fuck I'm having a dilemma here, I've always owned a PS, now I'm wondering with this Bethesda purchase if I should go XBOX?
My buddy's don't play video games that much, and I never play online, as I prefer single player games, so multiplayer is irrelevant for me.
Is this the time to jump ship from Sony, and grab the new XBOX instead? I can't say I really played many PS exclusives outside of Rockstar games releases (GTA/RDR).
Any thoughts?
If you’re into turn-based isometric RPGs, I’d probably say go PC as there are tons of high-quality TB isometric games either recently released (Divinity: Original Sin 2, Pillars of Eternity II, Pathfinder: Kingmaker, etc.) and several more on the way (Baldur’s Gate 3, Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, etc.) and they’re significantly better on PC than console.
Of course, a solid gaming rig is going to cost a lot more than a console, though.
I mean, you could say that about almost any large developer that acquires significant amounts of IP and smaller studios.
Exactly... that's why I wouldn't put too much emphasis on Bethesda/Obsidian when selecting a console (assuming one's getting just one).
As for me, I'm just going to get the PS5 first, and Serie X when I see games I want to play... mainly because I'm into Japanese games and PS is so far ahead on that part it's not even funny.
Not surprising since AMD has always been for open-source.
BTW, what television are you guys planning on using with your new console? I am thinking of getting one that supports 4K 120Hz.
Was thinking of getting the Sony X900H, but I just saw the other day that 4K 120Hz has a slight blur to it. Supposedly not noticeable when using it for gaming or movies, but it's noticeable if you plan on connecting a computer to it.
Not that big of a fan of Samsung because Game Mode compromises on visual quality to get the lower input lag and the more noticeable blooming compared to the Sony.
I like the LG CX, but the 65" is mad money.. and the burn-in risks and potential headaches with ABL. The BX is a bit cheaper, but it doesn't seem worth it for the picture quality trade-off and port selection for the miniscule amount of savings.
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LG CX is one of the top tier for OLED with the crispy blacks, watching dark scene movies are a huge game changer with it
wasn't super worried about burn-in since i rarely do 8 hour gaming session's That's where you will run into issues with game menu on the screen that long.