The fact that you think it's okay for your system to be bricked for a day and not let you play single player games due to internet troubles baffles me.
The fact that you think it's okay for your system to be bricked for a day and not let you play single player games due to internet troubles baffles me.
I wonder how many hackers will try to take Xbox live down just prove that point.
I think he doesn't care because the chances of that happening are about 0.XXXXX%. You're just trying hard.
Point is why buy a 500 dollar piece of hardware that has the potential to be a brick when you want to use it(for some people play time is actually limited) rather than buying one for 100 dollars cheaper and never having to worry about such a situation.
Halo is clearly worth inferior online, inferior hardware, kinect required, $100 extra, no used games, always online, no indie support(or very little, microsoft treats indie devs like shit), and supporting a company that is anti-consumer and trying to shove shit down your throat and ruin the video game industry.
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At least PS4 online multiplayer isn't free anymore..right? The only positive thing about xbox one. By giving microsoft your money, you're denying a good company like Sony your money, telling sony you don't care how nice they are to the consumer, and telling microsoft you're ok with everything they're doing and let them get away with shit. Guess what that tells microsoft as well? It tells them that they can do whatever the FUCK they want, and their next xbox will cost more money, and have more restrictions. It also tells sony they're not gaining anything from being a good company and making them also want to add infinite restrictions to their next console.
Stop ruining the video game industry.
Tretton just dropped the mic on Spike, gifs inc.
Wheres a good place to catch past conferences? Namely SEs?
While you guys were arguing, Jack Trenton dropped the mic on Game Trailers.
ITT people get mad at welt for spending his own money on thins that don't affect them.
It's like I'm on reddit right now, the guy shouldn't have to defend his decision to buy his system of choice. Not everyone who posts on here is some backwater peasant that gets their Internet through two styrofoam cups connected by string.
If you do not support a company, do not buy their product. Hey look! I solved your issue.
But please BG gaming, keep in riding that high horse and standing on that soapbox, I'm sure someone somewhere values your otherwise worthless opinion.
And no matter what, the Xbox is till going to move a metric Fuckton of units on name alone, never mind when a game like Halo comes out.
I typically dont' care, and sure as shit am not getting in this argument. But one of the things I hate about a lot of current games is DLC that is offered day 1 or a month after release. You know that shit could have been put in the original release and it's just a money grab. The problem is that these games sell and so do their DLC, so now a ton of publishers are doing it. So the point that if Juan does very well with these anti-consumer policies, then Sony/Nintendo may implement them in going further. It's just how developers and companies think. If it sells then the people obviously want it.
I'm not going to sit here and bash people for buying a Juan, that's their choice and I don't care, but I'm not going to pretend there aren't implications in those types of policies selling well.
Pretty much this for me. I don't really care that it checks in every 24 hours--I don't pirate things (not even tv shows, *gasp*) because I'm at a point in my life where if I can't be bothered to spend money on something I probably can't be bothered to spend time either. I don't typically resell or buy used games because I love the feeling of purchasing new and unwrapping, and that's worth the 5-10$ premium to me. I have had always-on internet since practically 2000, and I'm not terribly worried about doomsday scenarios where the MS servers are down.
I will probably be buying an XB1 because I want a device that acts as a media center for my TV. The skype integration looks great--I'll be able to comfortably watch sports on TV with my parents who live on the other side of the country and I only get to see 2 times a year. Hopefully the cable integration makes its way north to Canada. The PS4 so far hasn't shown that it has these capabilities. I'm willing to pay a $100 premium for them.
That said, I'm not about to pre-order anything yet. This competition for my affection has lots of time yet, so I'll let them both continue to woo me for now.
Guys I'm sure if you stare really hard at your computer screen illuminating the darkness of your cave, Steve Ballmers head will explode