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Phil Spencer on the Eve of E3 - Podcast with Major Nelson
Take a gand—...listen to this podcast. There's aren't any reveals, but lots of teases and insight onto the oncoming storm.
[url=http://ec.libsyn.com/p/1/e/2/1e2112266f5a4bf3/PhilSpencer-Pre-E3-2014.mp3?d13a76d516d9dec20c3d276ce028ed5089ab1ce3dae902ea1d06c88535d9c85c5d51&c_id=7262303]Direct link to podcast.[/url]
Edit: There's a lovely little bit about Bungie and Destiny with the Xbox One.
Summary (it's pretty short, but here's the jist of it):
- Obligatory Halo reference
- You [b]don't[/b] need Gold to play single player online games like Destiny (still need it for competitive)
- There's[b] a lot [/b]coming at E3
- Developers get to choose whether or not to use Kinect, and if they choose not to they can use the GPU boost; they still get one if Kinect is only used a bit. Having Kinect plugged in [b]does not[/b] decrease your GPU (games like Sunset Overdrive and Destiny are using the boost)
- Phil Spencer has played Destiny at Bungie studios and he loves it; "Next-gen game experience"
- Games > executives at E3
- He might wear a special t-shirt
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3 RepliesI really think Phil spencer is just what Xbox needed. Also, I wonder how this whole you don't need live to play single player online games thing works. I wonder if you'll still get matched up in public events and whatnot. If so, what does this mean for games like borderlands 3 or the next iteration of dark souls
