Thick Thighs Save Lives
NeoGAF's Physical Games Advocate Extraordinaire
They've just announced it some minutes ago on the Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2023 Digital Broadcast.
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Octopath Traveler II coming to Xbox in 2024
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vaibhavpisal
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Cool. Will pick it up.
Looks like a solid title. I enjoyed Bravely Default a lot.
Looks like a solid title. I enjoyed Bravely Default a lot.
David Ricardo
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Early 2024
Thick Thighs Save Lives
NeoGAF's Physical Games Advocate Extraordinaire
Yeah, on the stream they said winter 2024 so I went with that as the trailer wasn't live yet.
I've asked a mod to change the thread title to avoid confusion.
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yazenov
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Im sure SE knows better than us when it comes to Xbox sales.
They were probably waiting for that money hatt or for MS to offset the cost of the ports.
Heisenberg007
Gold Journalism
Very surprised that this is not launching day-and-date on Game Pass.
Seems like a winning strategy.
yazenov
Member
Yes, platforms with the smallest user base should not be treated equally, nor should they expect equal treatment. It's just business and SE is trying to get more from MS as much as possible.
Xbox Series is currently tracking behind the Xbox One in sales worldwide. And we all know how strong the Japanese support for that platform was last generation (lackluster).
Even Activision's Bobby Kotick demanded MS a reduction in royalty fees for putting Call of Duty on Xbox since their user base pales in comparison to PlayStation.
Activision CEO Threatened to Skip Call of Duty on Xbox Over Higher Than 'Standard' Revenue Share
Microsoft has claimed that it was forced by Activision to make a new deal about Call of Duty revenue share to put the series on Xbox.
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Topher
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That seems to have been the case with the entire OT franchise
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Holy shit the balls on that guy. Cutthroat is putting him mildlyEven Activision's Bobby Kotick demanded MS a reduction in royalty fees for putting Call of Duty on Xbox since their user base pales in comparison to PlayStation.
Activision CEO Threatened to Skip Call of Duty on Xbox Over Higher Than 'Standard' Revenue Share
Microsoft has claimed that it was forced by Activision to make a new deal about Call of Duty revenue share to put the series on Xbox.
Topher
Identifies as young
This one has been weird. First game never comes to PlayStation, only Xbox, Switch and PC. Second one is timed to PS and is on PC, Switch as well.
Can't imagine which way the moneyhatting goes with the (assumed) third.
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adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Stadia exclusive.
FalsettoVibe
Member
Exactly. This is a another test Xbox fans. Buy the game and show that you like SE titles and are not conditioned to "free" games.
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PanzerCute
Member
Good news. Dont miss it, its absolutely fantastic.
Heisenberg007
Gold Journalism
Yes, platforms with the smallest user base should not be treated equally, nor should they expect equal treatment. It's just business and SE is trying to get more from MS as much as possible.
Xbox Series is currently tracking behind the Xbox One in sales worldwide. And we all know how strong the Japanese support for that platform was last generation (lackluster).
Even Activision's Bobby Kotick demanded MS a reduction in royalty fees for putting Call of Duty on Xbox since their user base pales in comparison to PlayStation.
Activision CEO Threatened to Skip Call of Duty on Xbox Over Higher Than 'Standard' Revenue Share
Microsoft has claimed that it was forced by Activision to make a new deal about Call of Duty revenue share to put the series on Xbox.
Wait till you guys see Phil's internal leaked email on this
I read that yesterday but currently too lazy to find the email/quotes in those dozens of files. They [big publishers: EA, ABK, T2, etc.] arm-twist and blackmail Xbox so much, and Phil was being pissy about it in the emails lol
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graywolf323
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we already know the answer to that, otherwise OTII would have come out on Xbox at launch like it did everywhere else
akaFullmetal
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That probably explains why these type of games don't really come over very much to Xbox, unless they pay.