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Neowin topics

 

E3 2015 Gamers' Hangout Discussion
E3 2015 Microsoft Press Conference Discussion
E3 2015 Nintendo Digital Event Discussion
E3 2015 Sony Press Conference Discussion

 

 

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Briefing time

 

16th June - 5pm PT / 8pm ET

 

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Twitch Stream Schedule & Twitch streams

 

http://www.twitch.tv/pcgamer/v/6256130

 

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Exhibitors

 

  • AMD
  • ArenaNet
  • Blizzard Entertainment
  • Bohemia Interactive
  • CCP Games
  • Cliff Bleszinski
  • Cloud Imperium Games
  • Creative Assembly
  • Dean Hall
  • Devolver Digital
  • Frictional Games
  • Fullbright
  • Paradox Interactive
  • Pixel Titans
  • SCS Software
  • Splash Damage
  • Square Enix
  • Tripwire Interactive
  • Xbox
  • AND MORE!

 

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What was shown

 

Killing Floor 2 (modding, community maps, free content pack)

Rising Storm 2

Star Citizen

AMD 300-series (FreeSync, VR, DirectX12)

Deus Ex (new Dawn Engine)

Total War

Warhammer

Windows 10 & Xbox One cross compatibility

Killer Instinct

Fable Legends

Gigantic

Gears of War: Ultimate Edition (4K, unlimited refresh rate, DX12, controller support)

American Truck Simulator

Eve Valkyrie

Ion

Strafe

Pillars of Eternity: The White March: Part 1

Planet Coaster: Simulation Evolved

Guild Wars 2: Heart of Thorns (a lot of new content)

Hitman

AMD Fury X

AMD R9 Nano

Project Quantum

Unknown Dual Fury X

Arma 3 expansion

Beyond Eyes

Dirty Bomb

Tacoma

Soma

DayZ (single player, modding, community servers)

Take On Mars

Project Bluestreak

Enter the Gungeon

Heroes of the Storm: Eternal Conflict

Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void

Starcraft II: Whispers of Oblivion

No Man's Sky

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Again, not at the show, but Dota 2 Reborn custom games and Source 2 tools were released

 

https://www.dota2.com/reborn/part2/

 

 

Also, Halo MCC on PC hinted at:

 

 

Yeah, but Major Nelson's message means nothing. I don't think MCC will be on the PC for quite a while, maybe a year after Halo 5 releases on the Xbox One but with Halo Online catering to the PC crowd, it probably will not release on the PC for even longer.

Yeah, but Major Nelson's message means nothing. I don't think MCC will be on the PC for quite a while, maybe a year after Halo 5 releases on the Xbox One but with Halo Online catering to the PC crowd, it probably will not release on the PC for even longer.

But at least this is a start of a trend of Microsoft caring about PC gaming.

 

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I am glad Hammer looks so much better in Source 2. https://cdn.steamstatic.com/apps/dota2/videos/reborn/day2_f835c69d/hammerpromo.webm

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Odds are higher now that they're bringing Gears Ultimate, killer instinct and fable legends all to Windows 10.   With the new Windows Store, I could see them pushing games through that exclusively and not having to go with using something like steam which deep down I'm sure they don't want to do at all.

Odds are higher now that they're bringing Gears Ultimate, killer instinct and fable legends all to Windows 10.   With the new Windows Store, I could see them pushing games through that exclusively and not having to go with using something like steam which deep down I'm sure they don't want to do at all.

 

If I get a Windows version of one of these games and play on Xbox too, do I need to buy it twice? Also, would my saves and achievements sync between the two versions?

If I get a Windows version of one of these games and play on Xbox too, do I need to buy it twice? Also, would my saves and achievements sync between the two versions?

 

It depends if the game is cross-buy or not, but with big AAA titles I have a feeling odds are they won't be unlike the smaller indie games which tend to be more and more.  As for cheevos and saves, they should sync, if it's the same Live account, and we're talking cloud saves then yeah, I don't see why not?

Odds are higher now that they're bringing Gears Ultimate, killer instinct and fable legends all to Windows 10.   With the new Windows Store, I could see them pushing games through that exclusively and not having to go with using something like steam which deep down I'm sure they don't want to do at all.

Do you mean that the odds are higher that all these games will be exclusively on Windows 10?

 

As for Steam, although they don't want to, they have to. They've been putting all their games on Steam, and I can't imagine the hate they would get if they didn't put their games on Steam.

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There is only one way Microsoft can be seen as caring about PC - it releases all the Halos for the PC in Windows Store and releases all upcoming Halos for Windows and their potato box at the same time.

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There is only one way Microsoft can be seen as caring about PC - it releases all the Halos for the PC in Windows Store and releases all upcoming Halos for Windows and their potato box at the same time.

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Yeah, releasing Halo for Windows would be amazing. However, I don't expect them to release any new titles.

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There is only one way Microsoft can be seen as caring about PC - it releases all the Halos for the PC in Windows Store and releases all upcoming Halos for Windows and their potato box at the same time.

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No sir, they have announced Killer Instinct is coming to PC correct? I'm hoping the rumors are true. This is care and loving for the PC if true. This is a likely candidate for cross platform play as well.

 

Also Gears of War Ultimate Edition for PC with 4K support. Yeah, the empire is striking back, finally.

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There is only one way Microsoft can be seen as caring about PC - it releases all the Halos for the PC in Windows Store and releases all upcoming Halos for Windows and their potato box at the same time.

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In all honesty, that would be a start.

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