This is getting out of hand. Microsoft built technology into its store to increase its value proposition and attract game publishers. Nothing stopping a game publisher from not using UWP (more work yes, but still very technically feasible).

Sounds like another salty Microsoft hater (of which we know there are many)

In Phil I trust!

@Mehrdad_blaster: You havent played the game, but you are dishing out scores. Talk about pulling fake numbers out of your rectum.

How about I give you a zero, for not having a clue?

Well, at least we know it is coming soon. Can't wait...

@R2C25: I dont think he is allowed to talk about that (NDA)

@Cryio: After all the "cash grab" games we have been polluted with for years (COD, Destiny, I see you), its pretty dumb to complain about a game developer who takes their time to do something truly unique and right.

Remedy are immensely talented game developers. One of the best. They don't just craft games, they craft works of art. Take a look at this Alan Wake 2 Concept Demo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQRUx-w6t4s

Based on their track record, Quantum Break is shaping up to be a game charger.

I totally see EA, NFL and Microsoft collaborating to merge game day with game play.

Imagine you just watched a game clinching touchdown on TV and you want to try to see if you can make the throw yourself?
Simple, Madden 20xx launches the same team, same play and you can replay to your hears content.

AR has Huge potential in enhancing the sports experience in so many ways.

Its too easy....Gamespot cannot help but bait fanboys into their monkey business

Seriously though, motion sensors and cameras like Kinect have a huge potential in teaching smart primates like Chimps, Orangutans basic logic, math, self awareness and maybe one day language.

Exciting stuff for the open minded.