Been playing for a few days and I can also agree that it runs very well on console (Xbox One); and better yet, playing with a controller is an absolute blast.

@f1r3starter: The good news is that most of the annoying things in Xcom1 and EW are not present on Xcom 2, like the pressure of satellite building or constantly keeping track of continents stats and the fighter fights against alien ships. They were not game breakers but often got on the way of your progress unnecessarily. Xcom 2 builts up on the first games and makes for--a still challenging but more interesting experience.

Also, the game plays really well with the Xbox 1 controller.

Thank you for everything Chris. Change is always good. It is empowering and a great source of growth. Best wishes to you in this new phase of your journey.

I have more faith they are going to make ME2 BC than a remastered version. Phil Spencer said not long ago they've found a solution to multiple discs for BC. Mass Effect 2 is truly a gem. One of my favorite games of all times.

@davillain Agreed. They were all worth the tkt price.

Good month. Xcom is one of my favorite games and now I get to play it on the Xbox One. Hopefully soon they'll add "Enemy Within," too.

YES! If true, this is absolutely Great News! Fantastic News.

I'm kind of torn here: Last year's Enemy Unknown was refreshing and fantastic to play! Why change it? There is no game like it in a market oversaturated with FPS and other shooters... I wish them well; I hope the risk taken pays off. I hope The Bureau truly brings out the magic Enemy Unknown delivered.

Anything resembling The Last of us story-driven style with great characters and action is Greatly Welcome to an industry overwhelmed with FPS and extremelly linear shooters.

The Order sounds lke is moving in the right direction.

The Witcher 3 gets my vote