Playstation & Xbox

[Androman]

U don't want to play sekiro bro.. it's made by the same people from dark soul series and bloodbourne
It is a very hard fuxkin game where u die a billion times. And no difficult settings.
It's all about precision and timing
Why u think I haven't played it.
I will throw my remotes at the tv

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I'm sure you can get away with that and afford a new one soldier [emoji14]

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[boricuarage79]

What game am I talking about? Can't remember name.

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U don't want to play sekiro bro.. it's made by the same people from dark soul series and bloodbourne
It is a very hard fuxkin game where u die a billion times. And no difficult settings.
It's all about precision and timing
Why u think I haven't played it.
I will throw my remotes at the tv

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[Bouncer]

What game am I talking about? Can't remember name.

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[Androman]

Sekiro that new samuri game coming out?

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Nooo dummy. Sekiro, the new bad ass samurai game that already came out ;)



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[Bouncer]

Sekiro that new samuri game coming out?

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[Androman]

The x on a 4k set is the best version of RD2 dumb fuck!

God of War is the game to get bro. Spider Man gets old after a few hours. I stopped playing after about 3 hours in. Looks amazing though.

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Shut up you twink I have a 4k hdtv I just like ps4 more. Better games in my opinion. Have you played Sekiro? It's pretty fucking bad ass mate

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[Bouncer]

Lol I had it for the X I just had to rebuy it

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The x on a 4k set is the best version of RD2 dumb fuck!

God of War is the game to get bro. Spider Man gets old after a few hours. I stopped playing after about 3 hours in. Looks amazing though.

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[Androman]

Red Dead 2, God of War, and Uncharted 4. Only 3 you need. Best of the best. Take your time with red Dead, enjoy the world slowly. If you try and run through it you will miss the point.

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Lol I had it for the X I just had to rebuy it

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[Bouncer]

Sold my xbox x lol

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Red Dead 2, God of War, and Uncharted 4. Only 3 you need. Best of the best. Take your time with red Dead, enjoy the world slowly. If you try and run through it you will miss the point.

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[Androman]

Sold my xbox x lol

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[boricuarage79]

Google jumps into gaming with Google Stadia streaming service, coming in 2019







SAN FRANCISCO—At the Game Developers Conference, Google announced its biggest play yet in the gaming space: a streaming game service named Google Stadia, designed to run on everything from PCs and Android phones to Google's own Chromecast devices.



As of press time, the service's release window is simply "2019." No pricing information was announced at the event.



Google Stadia will run a selection of existing PC games on Google's centralized servers, taking in controller inputs and sending back video and audio using Google's network of low-latency data centers. The company revealed a new Google-produced controller, along with a game-streaming interface that revolves around a "play now" button. Press this on any Web browser and gameplay will begin "in as quick as five seconds... with no download, no patch, no update, and no install."



"With Stadia, this waiting game will be a thing of the past," Google's Phil Harrison said. He then demonstrated Stadia gameplay on a Pixel 3 XL, followed by "the least-powerful PC we could find." The following gameplay was advertised as "1080p, 60 frames per second." Harrison confirmed that existing "USB controllers and mouse-and-keyboard" will function with Stadia games as well.



https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/...aming-service/

Friend: Dude are you ready to play?

Me: Hold on, my game is still buffering

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[Bouncer]

Google jumps into gaming with Google Stadia streaming service, coming in 2019



SAN FRANCISCO—At the Game Developers Conference, Google announced its biggest play yet in the gaming space: a streaming game service named Google Stadia, designed to run on everything from PCs and Android phones to Google's own Chromecast devices.

As of press time, the service's release window is simply "2019." No pricing information was announced at the event.

Google Stadia will run a selection of existing PC games on Google's centralized servers, taking in controller inputs and sending back video and audio using Google's network of low-latency data centers. The company revealed a new Google-produced controller, along with a game-streaming interface that revolves around a "play now" button. Press this on any Web browser and gameplay will begin "in as quick as five seconds... with no download, no patch, no update, and no install."

"With Stadia, this waiting game will be a thing of the past," Google's Phil Harrison said. He then demonstrated Stadia gameplay on a Pixel 3 XL, followed by "the least-powerful PC we could find." The following gameplay was advertised as "1080p, 60 frames per second." Harrison confirmed that existing "USB controllers and mouse-and-keyboard" will function with Stadia games as well.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/...aming-service/

[Bouncer]

Details about Google’s game streaming platform just leaked ahead of today’s announcement

Google is about to show the world its vision for the future of gaming, but many details about Google’s game streaming platform were leaked just ahead of the event. We’ve known for a while now that Google plans to bring high-end games to just about any device that can run an internet browsing app and has access to decent Wi-Fi or cellular data speeds, and Google even ran a beta test for the service. But the company didn’t reveal all its secrets during the Project Stream beta last fall.

According to Kotaku, the main focus of Google’s keynote will be the streaming platform. Google wants high-end games to be available to players regardless of platform, with support including Windows 10, Mac, Chrome, TVs, Android, and iPhone.

Google will also unveil a controller for this particular project, which will include some streaming capabilities. That means you might be able to access the streaming platform on a TV set even if you don’t have any gaming hardware hooked up to it.

The platform will also deliver a few smart features, the report says, which aren’t available anywhere else in the gaming world:

You’re watching your favorite Twitch streamer play a game, and you think it looks cool, so you buy it, and then, if the developers of the game have toggled this feature, you can download a save file that starts you off right where your streamer was playing. Or maybe it’s a multiplayer game, and you can buy the game and immediately jump into a match with the streamer, if the developers allow it and the streamer is down.

One other notable feature is YouTube integration. You might be able to buy a game directly from a YouTube ad. More interestingly, you’ll be able to load the correct spot in a YouTube walkthrough, after Google recognizes where you are in the game.

Aside from high-end games from other developers, you’ll have access to Google’s own titles. The company’s Yeti gaming unit is run by former PlayStation and Xbox exec Phil Harrison.

That said, it’s unclear how much the game streaming service will cost when it launches, and what games will be available initially

[Bouncer]

Oh shit!

All signs point to a Google game console announcement at GDC

Google has been sending out vague teasers since last month for a GDC event, but as the date approaches, the company has been dropping more and more hints of exactly what it is announcing: Google is launching video game hardware for the Project Stream platform.

A new YouTube video for the event posted today asks people to "Gather around as we unveil Google’s vision for the future of gaming at GDC19." Google recently wrapped up the "Project Stream" beta test, which streamed a full version of Assassin's Creed: Odyssey from the Internet to any desktop version of Chrome. A game-streaming platform certainly fits a vision for the future of gaming, but this is still just a piece of software.

Google hardware

There are two big pieces of evidence that this is a hardware announcement. First, Google is a heavily compartmentalized company, and the person promoting this event on Twitter is none other than Risk Osterloh, Google's senior vice president of Hardware. Osterloh is behind the division that brought us the Pixel phone, Google Home, and every other Google hardware product. His involvement is a solid sign that, yes, new hardware is coming.

The second big piece of evidence is that Google is also hosting a teaser page on store.google.com. The Google Store. The Google Hardware Store. Google could host a teaser page at any of its thousands of sub-domains, but for some mysterious reason, it picked the Google Store. The "Google Store" doesn't sell software—that would be "Google Play." The Google Store only sells hardware—things like smartphones and tablets and laptops and Google Home speakers. Soon, apparently, it will sell video game hardware.

According to a report from The Information (subscription required), Google's gaming hardware was reportedly codenamed "Yeti" and has been in the works at Google for over three years now. We can only guess at what Google gaming hardware might look like. In 2014, the company co-designed the Google Nexus Player with Asus, which was a dead-simple combination of some smartphone parts in a disk-shaped box, a TV remote, and a generic, Xbox-style game controller. That device was primarily an Android TV box, but a game streaming console could look similar to this.

Teaser Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=HJclcGp8K_4

Original Article: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019...cement-at-gdc/

[boricuarage79]

Just finish devil may cry 5.. my fav hack&slash series..
If u a fan of DMC..
You will love this game..
Great graphics, game play fun as fuck, cinematics are superb!! Great story..
Buy!!

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