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Hitting up Amazon to see who has a good deal on XB1X bundles..
Side note: Nice knowing you Respawn Entertainment
EA Is Buying Titanfall Developer Respawn For Over $400 Million
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Mega-publisher EA has purchased a new studio—Respawn, the developer of Titanfall. The news comes just weeks after the publisher shuttered Visceral Games.
EA said in a press release that the deal is worth $455 million, a number that includes cash, equity, and performance milestone payments.
Respawn staff have spent the past few weeks exchanging whispers about a potential sale, two sources said, although there was no concrete news until the studio informed employees about the deal in a meeting today. Earlier this week, one source with access to some of Respawn’s forthcoming plans sent us what they said was a version of the acquisition contract, which reveals that EA is paying over $400 million for the Los Angeles-based studio. According to various documents sent by that source, EA outbid the South Korean publisher Nexon, which publishes the Titanfall mobile game and had also made an offer to buy Respawn. EA had 30 days to match that offer, which they chose to do.
Respawn will also receive bonuses tied to Metacritic scores for both its upcoming Star Wars game and the unannounced Titanfall 3, according to that documentation.
Founded in 2010 by Call of Duty designers Jason Ward and Vince Zampella, Respawn won hearts with its first game, Titanfall, released in 2014 as an Xbox exclusive. The second entry in the futuristic first-person shooter series, Titanfall 2, came out last fall for multiple platforms but didn’t quite make sales waves, perhaps because EA released it smack in the middle of Call of Duty and the publisher’s other big shooter, Battlefield.
Early last year, EA announced that it had contracted Respawn to make a Star Wars action game, in addition to the Battlefront series and what was then planned as a Star Wars action-adventure from Visceral, which has since been canceled.
Respawn, based in Los Angeles, has been independent until now.
Additional reporting by Luke Plunkett
Side note: Nice knowing you Respawn Entertainment
EA Is Buying Titanfall Developer Respawn For Over $400 Million
Jason Schreier
55 minutes ago
Filed to: respawn
11.8K
823
Mega-publisher EA has purchased a new studio—Respawn, the developer of Titanfall. The news comes just weeks after the publisher shuttered Visceral Games.
EA said in a press release that the deal is worth $455 million, a number that includes cash, equity, and performance milestone payments.
Respawn staff have spent the past few weeks exchanging whispers about a potential sale, two sources said, although there was no concrete news until the studio informed employees about the deal in a meeting today. Earlier this week, one source with access to some of Respawn’s forthcoming plans sent us what they said was a version of the acquisition contract, which reveals that EA is paying over $400 million for the Los Angeles-based studio. According to various documents sent by that source, EA outbid the South Korean publisher Nexon, which publishes the Titanfall mobile game and had also made an offer to buy Respawn. EA had 30 days to match that offer, which they chose to do.
Respawn will also receive bonuses tied to Metacritic scores for both its upcoming Star Wars game and the unannounced Titanfall 3, according to that documentation.
Founded in 2010 by Call of Duty designers Jason Ward and Vince Zampella, Respawn won hearts with its first game, Titanfall, released in 2014 as an Xbox exclusive. The second entry in the futuristic first-person shooter series, Titanfall 2, came out last fall for multiple platforms but didn’t quite make sales waves, perhaps because EA released it smack in the middle of Call of Duty and the publisher’s other big shooter, Battlefield.
Early last year, EA announced that it had contracted Respawn to make a Star Wars action game, in addition to the Battlefront series and what was then planned as a Star Wars action-adventure from Visceral, which has since been canceled.
Respawn, based in Los Angeles, has been independent until now.
Additional reporting by Luke Plunkett
mmckinney- mrdiego2020
i have the season pass but i think you can go on the new boards if your friend have the pass.at least thats how it was on ps4.
copped a 40” to hold me down til I move...glad I did...I have no room for a 75” right now...living room is for the projector...no space in my bedroom since I got a workstation in here...don’t want it in my workout room...don’t wanna put it in the guest room...cuz then I’d end up changing it to a gaming room...the 40” sits on my workstation but damn it’s bigger than I expected...I’ll cop the 75” joint when I move early next year...about to set this shit up
so far it looks like ebay has the best bundles if you checkout slickdeals
Hitting up Amazon to see who has a good deal on XB1X bundles..
Side note: Nice knowing you Respawn Entertainment
EA Is Buying Titanfall Developer Respawn For Over $400 Million
Jason Schreier
55 minutes ago
Filed to: respawn
11.8K
823
Mega-publisher EA has purchased a new studio—Respawn, the developer of Titanfall. The news comes just weeks after the publisher shuttered Visceral Games.
EA said in a press release that the deal is worth $455 million, a number that includes cash, equity, and performance milestone payments.
Respawn staff have spent the past few weeks exchanging whispers about a potential sale, two sources said, although there was no concrete news until the studio informed employees about the deal in a meeting today. Earlier this week, one source with access to some of Respawn’s forthcoming plans sent us what they said was a version of the acquisition contract, which reveals that EA is paying over $400 million for the Los Angeles-based studio. According to various documents sent by that source, EA outbid the South Korean publisher Nexon, which publishes the Titanfall mobile game and had also made an offer to buy Respawn. EA had 30 days to match that offer, which they chose to do.
Respawn will also receive bonuses tied to Metacritic scores for both its upcoming Star Wars game and the unannounced Titanfall 3, according to that documentation.
Founded in 2010 by Call of Duty designers Jason Ward and Vince Zampella, Respawn won hearts with its first game, Titanfall, released in 2014 as an Xbox exclusive. The second entry in the futuristic first-person shooter series, Titanfall 2, came out last fall for multiple platforms but didn’t quite make sales waves, perhaps because EA released it smack in the middle of Call of Duty and the publisher’s other big shooter, Battlefield.
Early last year, EA announced that it had contracted Respawn to make a Star Wars action game, in addition to the Battlefront series and what was then planned as a Star Wars action-adventure from Visceral, which has since been canceled.
Respawn, based in Los Angeles, has been independent until now.
Additional reporting by Luke Plunkett
Got it. I just got in and turned on my xbox. I'm going to take care of some shit around the house then I'll be good to game
damn lucky...that’s a good fetch
testing it out now...graphics look good...definitely see the difference...idk tho...nothing beats playing this shit on the projector...I’m eventually gonna have to breakdown and get that sony 4k projector...the epson joints aren’t real 4k...just enhanced...that sony shit is $5000 tho smh
on another note...I wanna see some 4k porn...I think xhamster has some 4k scenes lmaooooooo
hard to keep my eyes off this tho...shit is so vibrant...playing injustice 2...gonna test NBA 2k18 when it dls
hold da fuck up WHATS cracked?
Hitting up Amazon to see who has a good deal on XB1X bundles..
Side note: Nice knowing you Respawn Entertainment
EA Is Buying Titanfall Developer Respawn For Over $400 Million
Jason Schreier
55 minutes ago
Filed to: respawn
11.8K
823
Mega-publisher EA has purchased a new studio—Respawn, the developer of Titanfall. The news comes just weeks after the publisher shuttered Visceral Games.
EA said in a press release that the deal is worth $455 million, a number that includes cash, equity, and performance milestone payments.
Respawn staff have spent the past few weeks exchanging whispers about a potential sale, two sources said, although there was no concrete news until the studio informed employees about the deal in a meeting today. Earlier this week, one source with access to some of Respawn’s forthcoming plans sent us what they said was a version of the acquisition contract, which reveals that EA is paying over $400 million for the Los Angeles-based studio. According to various documents sent by that source, EA outbid the South Korean publisher Nexon, which publishes the Titanfall mobile game and had also made an offer to buy Respawn. EA had 30 days to match that offer, which they chose to do.
Respawn will also receive bonuses tied to Metacritic scores for both its upcoming Star Wars game and the unannounced Titanfall 3, according to that documentation.
Founded in 2010 by Call of Duty designers Jason Ward and Vince Zampella, Respawn won hearts with its first game, Titanfall, released in 2014 as an Xbox exclusive. The second entry in the futuristic first-person shooter series, Titanfall 2, came out last fall for multiple platforms but didn’t quite make sales waves, perhaps because EA released it smack in the middle of Call of Duty and the publisher’s other big shooter, Battlefield.
Early last year, EA announced that it had contracted Respawn to make a Star Wars action game, in addition to the Battlefront series and what was then planned as a Star Wars action-adventure from Visceral, which has since been canceled.
Respawn, based in Los Angeles, has been independent until now.
Additional reporting by Luke Plunkett
Yeah it’s OV...
Man Microsoft is Fucking slipping.. I love Phil but he needs to make a splash purchase right now.
ya the enhanced games I will keep on the xbox one x and delete them off my regular XB1...so that’ll avoid any issues
I’m fucking pissed off that my tipsy ass just wasted 14 dollars of the 25 that Microsoft gave me to watch Get Out with a chick that didn’t give me pussy when the movie was over... 
All cause my Kodi kept fucking freezing.
Could have use that shit on Battlefront 2. Man Chicks are the Devil...
I’m going to be really pissed tomorrow when I remember what I just did.
All cause my Kodi kept fucking freezing.
Could have use that shit on Battlefront 2. Man Chicks are the Devil...
I’m going to be really pissed tomorrow when I remember what I just did.
I’m fucking pissed off that my tipsy ass just wasted 14 dollars of the 25 that Microsoft gave me to watch Get Out with a chick that didn’t give me pussy when the movie was over...
All cause my Kodi kept fucking freezing.
Could have use that shit on Battlefront 2. Man Chicks are the Devil...
I’m going to be really pissed tomorrow when I remember what I just did.
yikes...shoulda just dl’ed it...fuck it...it was free $$$
Am i a moderator on the BGOL Xbox club? I think i saw an invite or something but I'm not sure
I played a quarter just now...nothing major imo...to be fair I haven’t played w/ the setting on my TV or the one x to get the best quality...I’m gonna play it on the projector just to see if I can see an immediate difference
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ya jumping immediately from the one x/TV to the regular xbox one/projector...I can definitely see the difference...graphics are sharper...gameplay is faster on the one x on the 4k TV...I didn’t realize how much the game stutters when I play it over the projector...the big plus for the projector is the size tho...that’s really hard to beat...I have to get a 4k projector ultimately
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ya I just had to do this...niiiiiiice!
NBA 2k18 looks real good...granted I never had any complaints about the graphics this year...just the gameplay
NBA 2k18 looks real good...granted I never had any complaints about the graphics this year...just the gameplay
How to enable HDR for Xbox One X on popular 4K TVs
With the most recent revision of Microsoft's flagship home console, the Xbox One X, 4K resolution and HDR are now offered across supported games and video playback. Using this technique, images are clearer than ever, with a higher contrast ratio and a wider gamut of colors. The benefits are limited to a select range of HDR content but when enabled, it makes for a richer viewing experience.
However, when using a 4K HDR display, the features aren't always enabled out of the box. Many Xbox One X owners are greeted with an unwelcome error message, stating that 4K 10-bit and HDR aren't supported by your display. With most major manufacturers leaving these settings to be manually enabled, there are a few small steps to take to get these features working.
Configuring your Xbox One X for 4K HDR
In order to take advantage of the feature, you'll need to own both an Xbox One X and a 4K HDR-compatible display that's compliant with the HDR10 standard. While these are becoming more accessible with time, only select TVs support the feature. If you're yet to pick up a 4K HDR display, we previously rounded up our favorite 4K displays compatible with the Xbox One X.
Before tweaking any TV settings, check that your Xbox One X is configured to output 4K HDR content. Enabled via the system's settings, this will ensure your console is attempting to output an HDR image to your display.
If 4K 10-bit at 60 Hz and HDR are listed as unsupported by the Xbox One X, despite your TV meeting the standards, you may need to enable the features by following the steps below.
- Press the Xbox button to open the Xbox guide.
- Scroll down to the Settings tab.
- Select All Settings.
- Select Display & sound and then Video output.
- Choose Advanced video settings.
- To enable HDR, ensure both the Allow 4K and Allow HDR checkboxes are filled.
Configuring your TV to output 4K HDR
Once you've got your hands on a compatible TV, it's more than likely that HDR isn't actually enabled out of the box. Although all that's needed is a quick settings check, variations in TV software can sometimes make that a tricky process. We've rounded up what features to look on displays from major brands, and where you might find them.
Samsung 4K TVs 2016/2017
Samsung offers some of the leading 4K HDR-compatible displays available today, with a range of different models. Keeping things simple, KS and KU models come with the similar onboard firmware, making it relatively easy to get started with HDR on your Xbox One X console. To use HDR on your display, you'll need to turn on "HDMI UHD Color" within your TV's settings. Bear in mind that these settings are applied on a per-port basis, meaning you'll have to manually enable the feature for each HDMI port.
- Press the Settings button on your TV's remote
- Select Picture.
- Scroll all the way down to Expert Settings or Picture Options.
- Navigate to the HDMI UHD Color section. Each of the available HDMI ports should now be listed on-screen.
- Turn on HDMI UHD Color for the ports of your choosing. Although enabling this with standard content may lead to some minor issues, it's usually safe to turn on the feature for all available ports.
LG TVs 4K TVs 2016/2017
LG has received praise for its 4K displays over recent years, with support for both HDR10 across many too. These TVs all come with the same in-house onboard software, making it relatively easy to enable HDR on any of these devices. The following steps apply to compatible SJ, UJ and UH series displays, as well as OLED options such as the LG C7, LG B7 and more. To use HDR on your display, you'll need to turn on "HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Color" within your TV's settings.
Vizio 4K TVs 2016/2017
- Press the Settings button.
- Scroll down to All Settings.
- Navigate to the General tab.
- Select HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Color. Each of the available HDMI ports should now be listed on screen.
- Enable the feature on the ports of your choosing.
Vizio's high-end displays also come with HDR functionality across the P-series and M-series. However, HDR10 support was added in an update for some earlier models, so ensure your TV is running the latest firmware version. It should also be noted that while HDMI ports one through four all allow for 4K HDR, port five's HDMI 1.4 technology doesn't support this content. To use HDR on your display, you'll need to turn on "HDMI Color Subsampling" within the Vizio SmartCast app.
- Open your SmartCast app.
- Select Settings.
- Next, choose Inputs.
- Select HDMI Color Subsampling. Each of the available HDMI ports should now be listed on-screen.
- Enable HDR on the ports of your choosing.
Sony Bravia 4K TVs 2016/2017
Sony offers a range of compatible TVs, with both 4K and HDR support for Xbox One X owners. These steps should apply to most models from the past two years, including the A1 OLED, ZD9, XE9 and XE8 ranges. To use HDR on your display, turn on "Enhanced format" within your TV's settings.
Panasonic 4K TVs 2016/2017
- Press the Home button to open the menu.
- Scroll down to Settings.
- Select External Inputs under the TV subsection.
- Next, choose HDMI signal format.
- Switch your signal format to Enhanced format. By default, this will have been set to Standard Format.
Many of Panasonic's 4K TVs also boast support for HDR10. Models within the EZ, DX and EX series are all compatible with the Xbox One X, after enabling support for HDR on a per-port basis. To use the feature on your display, you'll need to turn on "HDMI HDR Setting" within your TV's settings.
Philips 4K TVs 2016/2017
- Press the Menu button on your remote.
- Navigate to the Setup tab of the Main Menu.
- Select HDMI HDR Setting.
- Select the HDMI port your Xbox One X is connected to.
- Change to ON for the ports of your choosing.
Most recent 4K displays from Philips also offer HDR10 support, however, must be enabled on a per-port basis. By default, Philips TVs are configured to run in a "Legacy" mode, to maintain compatibility, while "Normal" mode must be used for HDR colors to be displayed.
Check compatibility on your Xbox One X
- Press the Menu button on the remote.
- Choose Setup.
- Navigate to TV Settings.
- Choose Installation.
- Select Preferences.
- Select HDMI mode.
- Choose the HDMI port your Xbox One X is connected to.
- Switch to Normal from Legacy.
Finally, to see all your 4K TV details and what works (and what doesn't) simply navigate to your settings to make sure everything is working.
Assuming you followed the steps above for your particular TV and your TV has all of the necessary hardware you should see nothing but green check marks like in the photo above!
- Press the Xbox button on your controller
- Scroll all the way to the right and choose Settings.
- Go to Display and sound > Video output > Advanced video settings and choose 4K TV details.
Which TV do you use?
If we're missing a popular TV that you currently use, make sure to let us know in the comments. We'll take a look and include them with future revisions of this guide.
Best 4K HDR TV for Xbox One X and Xbox One S
https://www.windowscentral.com/xbox-one-x-hdr
go to xhamster and search for 4k...feels like you’re filming the shit yourself!
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