Well the casuals won't care "technically" although in full terms the Xbox One has only 2 retail exclusives this gen and 5 Digital in the XBL market if I'm not mistaken. One strategy is to do a Titanfall and pretend the PC version doesn't exist.
Hack n slash is the wrong term, they are still beat-em ups. The 3d version, but definitely beat-em ups.
Nah. Hack'n'slash sounds better. And the name literally tells what the games are all about. Beat'em up makes them sound like hand-to-hand combat i.e. Streets of Rage. The way I see it the Hack'n'slash is an evolution of Beat'em ups.
Wrong, hack n slash has always involved bladed weapons, hack n slash isn't a revolution, a 3D beat em up is still a beat em up, example, Final Fight 3D.
@X_CAPCOM_X said:
How does the origin of the specific game relate to its genre
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