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This afternoon servers are in short supply for the Titanfall Beta, owing to a bug rather than to a final limitation for the game. According to Respawn Entertainment developer Jon … Continue reading

It’s Titanfall Beta day – and also Valentine’s Day – but mostly Titanfall Beta day, and you’re going to find one whole heck of a lot of people today looking … Continue reading

When you enter Titanfall, you realize quite quickly you’re inside a truly modern game. Even in Beta, we’re not expecting many people to complain about the graphics, that is, even … Continue reading

When we conducted our hands-on review of the Xbox One, we found that the Xbox One’s controller was an improvement over the Xbox 360’s, but that being said, it seems that there are still some improvements that could be made, namely in its analog sticks where Titanfall’s design lead, Justin Hendry, found them to be a little too twitchy. The good news is that if you felt the same way about the analog sticks on the Xbox One’s controller, Microsoft will soon be issuing an update that will fix that and offer up more precise controls, and all because of the upcoming Titanfall game.

As it stands Microsoft is set to issue updates to iron out more of the Xbox One’s kinks and apparently it is because of Titanfall, a game which many are very excited about. To that extent they even fixed the Xbox One’s “twitchy” controls at the request of the developers behind the game. According to Hendry who revealed to The Verge that they worked with Microsoft on the changes, “It’s just fixing the controller input, really. It wasn’t really where we felt it should be; it was a little overly twitchy with the current controls. Now it’s fixed. We’re happy with it.” Titanfall is currently in beta and is set for a release on the 11th of March.

Xbox One Controller Will Be Updated To Be Less Twitchy original content from Ubergizmo.

Titanfall might be the next big thing, and it might actually be the main reason that some folks would want to drop money on an Xbox One. Apparently, the finished title will arrive only on March 11th on both the PC as well as Xbox 360 platform, with the latter having a slight delay until March 25th. Developer of Titanfall, Respawn Entertainment, has already started to offer early access through a beta that interested parties are able to sign up for access from tonight onward. Here is the good news, bad news scenario – you will not have to place a pre-order for the game in order to get in, but the bad news? This beta is not open to everyone, so it remains to be seen just how many slots are available for the masses.

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Titanfall Beta Sign Ups Are Open original content from Ubergizmo.