To be exact, that's not a sequel to Binding of Isaac, it is a new version of the original game with new balance, added bosses, etc.

Apparently it is there, despite being missing in the pre-show title announcements.

Fixed that frame rate.

Yeah apparently Battlefield 4 is all over TGS too, despite neither console maker saying it would be there.

Good news on the frame rate fix

Ah gotcha. To note, I actually really enjoy Binding of Isaac.

Any word on how Battlefield 4 looks?

There have been a few unsubstantiated comments that the PS4 version "looks like the PC version of BF3, running at 60fps" and has gotten a good amount of praise, I haven't seen anything Xbox One specifically though.

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No idea what console this is for, or if it's for a console. Thanks IGN Obama.

Yeah the only definitive comments I've heard so far all concern the PS4 version, which everyone says is fine.

Sorry to bring up the demon spawn of Hitler and 9/11 again in this thread, but here's some co-op video of Ryse from TGS.

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I really need to cancel my preorder for Ryse. Annoyed that I wasted that $10 off coupon on it.

That game really does look worse and worse with every new showing while DR3 looks better each time

Putting system vertical is not recommended: http://kotaku.com/want-xbox-one-to-s...you-1355428166

They'll change their mind, make it okay to be vertical by launch, and then LOL MS XBONE LOL

Naw, the thing is a home theater component, I don't see many people standing their receivers or cable boxes on their side.

PlayStation 4 will work with Xbox One's HDMI pass-through port
http://www.gamespot.com/tgs/playstat...-port-6414735/

Users will be able to access the PlayStation 4's video signal through the Xbox One dashboard.

The Xbox One's HDMI pass-through port will support "any HDMI device", including the PlayStation 4, Microsoft confirmed during its presentation at the Tokyo Game Show.

During the presentation, Xbox senior director of product management and planning Albert Panello received a question regarding the Xbox One's ability to support video feed from the PlayStation 4, which he did not respond to directly.

Later in the presentation, when Panello discussed the Xbox One's ability to snap applications to the side of the screen during gameplay, he said "any application can be snapped to a game…this could be the live TV feed, so if you wanted to be playing Ryse and Killzone at the same time, you could snap that."

Killzone is a first-person shooter series exclusive to Sony consoles. The newest entry to the series, Killzone: Shadow Fall, is an upcoming PlayStation 4-exclusive title.

The confirmation from Microsoft that the Xbox One will not block the PlayStation 4's video signal comes shortly after Sony revealed that it will not prevent users from capturing video from the PlayStation 4's HDMI port.

The Xbox One is scheduled for launch in North America, most European markets, Australia, and New Zealand on November 22 this year, with follow-up releases in Japan and the remaining European markets in 2014.

Is that from the "Not Really News" file? Of course they won't uniquely block certain devices. That would be a PR nightmare, not to mention the obvious logic "You can't use the X1's pass-through without an X1, so why in the fuck would we care?"

It's from the "Gosh, you'd think this TGS would be more exciting, but I guess not, so run this" file.

I didn't know they filed all of these things!

It's more of a tag than a file.

More details on D4 from TGS:
http://news.xbox.com/2013/09/tgs-d4-qa
"Why did you choose Xbox One as the platform to bring your vision of "D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die" to life? What aspects of Kinect allow you to create a unique gameplay experience?

This game is centered around the idea of "empathy." The game mechanics have been built around the idea of "replicating senses."

Both its hard specs and the Kinect control device make the Xbox One the best possible way to express these two pillars that support our game.

The new Kinect can detect palm shape, it can capture players' posture when they're sitting, and it allows for natural voice input. By using these attributes effectively, I believe that we can succeed at "replicating senses."

"D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die" is not a game about mimicking poses and gestures that appear on the screen. It's a game that replicates senses through allowing players to interact the way they want using Kinect, and I think that makes it very unique.

We think of Kinect as an input device no different than a mouse or a controller. We've coded the process of replicating actions on the screen so that players can use Kinect to do it all.

I think it's a bit hard to explain. Playing the actual game is the best way to understand it, I think. You'll have to wait a little longer, but trust me, it'll be worth it!

That's it. I love you all!"

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Dude is crazy, I think, but I'm looking forward to this one.

Ryse is a wait 6 to 12 months after release type title.

Then again, I don't see how it's different than a lot of other 3rd person action games, other than it's more realistic and the characters don't have superpowers.

Ryse = Lair of the new generation?

Lair is being kind. 2600 Pac-Man maybe. 2600 E.T. surely.

Lair had better animations and was memorable unique (in a terrible, terrible way). Ryse looks like Adventure on a 2600.

Adventure is being kind. At least the dragon ducks looked like dragon ducks. This looks worse than Pong.

In better news, here's some footage of Forza 5 from a recent event.

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