“And if was running on an x1 at e3 2013 why was he playing it with a ps4 controller?”

And I said that because Starman was saying it was running on an Xbox One, not PC. I know games running on PC can be demoed all the time with either PS4 or X1 controllers but don’t tell me games running on X1 get demoed with PS4 controllers.

“I would like to see the proof that The Division’s reveal gameplay was running on X1”

That is my original comment, that is my challenge, I didn’t ask about PC, nobody has proven Starman’s claim, he himself has ignored it because he knows it was a lie, everything else you have been saying is not relevant to my comment. I KNOW it was running on PC.

You implied it was played on the ps4 by bringing up the dual shock reference. “he was clearly controlling it with a PS4 controller” says to me you believed it was ps4 gameplay. I can prove the only console version shown is from Xbox, what’s left is logic that dictates any other version shown was PC.
Watch dogs technically didn’t get a downgrade on PC only hidden. They had to make the marketed version look as good as possible.

No, not either way, I asked for proof that it was played on XBOX ONE, I never said it was on PS4 only that they wouldn’t use a PS4 controller on an XBOX ONE.

“Remember when everyone thought all those demo’s and gameplay trailers of watchdogs was running on ps4?”

PC version also looked nothing like the reveal in the case of Watch Dogs.

Either way I’m pointing out its not on ps4 especially not back at e3 2013. Remember when everyone thought all those demo’s and gameplay trailers of watchdogs was running on ps4? Then the actually showed the ps4 version near release and it looked absolutely nothing like reveal.

Please don’t tell me you actually believe holding a controller means they are actually playing the game? Look at e3 2014 at the Xbox division segment and funnily enough plays out pretty much the same way as the year before. Wanna know why? PC 😮
People have got to stop believing that just because they are holding a controller it must mean they are actually playing it. Its a marketing tactic that obviously still hooks some people.

I knew your link wouldn’t be able to prove anything even before I clicked it. That article is from a month ago and talks about how the division is running on the x1 NOW not at e3 2013. And if was running on an x1 at e3 2013 why was he playing it with a ps4 controller? It’s obvious the e3 2013 was running on either PC or a ps4 dev kit but since Microsoft bought a deal with massive games all they do is praise the x1 version.

http://www.totalxbox.com/80362/division-developer-touts-total-relationship-with-xbox-one-and-microsoft/
challenge accepted and won. What’s next? Both CD Projekt and massive are primarily PC developers, meaning they use DX and with that the most logical platform they would show it on aside from PC would be Xbox not Playstation. In both cases the game has been shown on Xbox and he is right that immediately after that fact was revealed praise stopped even though initially people were speechless.

“The Division was demoed on the PS4 , until both DEV’s said they were always demoed on the XBOX ONE”

I would like to see the proof that The Division’s reveal gameplay was running on X1 even though he was clearly controlling it with a PS4 controller. Go on, prove it.

PS4 controller is not yet compatible with PC …lol

PS4 as lead? Source? Here’s mine.

http://www.polygon.com/2013/6/19/4444292/tetsuya-nomura-and-why-final-fantasy-versus-13-became-final-fantasy-15

“So FF15 is now a PS4 and Xbox One title, but Nomura is quick to point out that he’s favoring no console over the other. “Previously we proceeded with development based on the capabilities of consoles like the PS3,” he said. “Now, though, we’re developing on DirectX 11, not based on the PS4 or the Xbox One. This lets us develop full-spec without worrying about individual platforms, then port it to each console in the most appropriate way. As a result, the original FF15 runs on a pretty high-spec PC, and how close a console gets to this original depends on its specs. The idea is to keep our options open; if a console comes out in the future that can recreate the original, we can handle that. It’s the opposite approach from your typical ‘multiplatform’ project which bases itself on the specs of a single console”