Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: » games are still going to be released for the 360. can't remember what they said but 5-6 years of support ahead of it I think.
Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: » my clarity out clarifies your clarity.
Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: » they wanted to create an all in one entertainment device that uses an internet connection to do all sorts of things, they created an all in one entertainment device that uses an internet connection to do all sorts of things. They're not trying to please everybody and certainly not trying to please "core gamers" who are a fickle, hypocritical and ****ing moronic group of people at the best of times. If an all in one entertainment device that can be used to play games doesn't interest you then the xBone probably isn't for you. It's not a big deal. They are under no obligation to create a product you like and you are under no obligation to like or purchase whatever product they create.
heebusjeebus wrote: » How many new XBox 360 games were announced this week then?
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Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: » but I don't see why they'd spend much time on anything other than games for their new hardware at an e3 such a short time before launch. They want people to move to xbone so that's what they focused on.
James74 wrote: » But, Sir Digby, they could just as easily make an all encompassing, all singing all dancing entertainment system that also caters for gamers of every shade without the 24 hour check in requirement. If you have internet access then you can take advantage of all the features that require internet access, and for those that don't then those features are not available. You know like the way we have all already been using our various entertainment / gaming systems for a few years now.
But you are correct, they are under no obligation to make a product that I or any other specific person will like but I do believe that it is in any company's best interest to attract as many potential customers as they can and just as importantly not to alienate potential loyal previous customers.
heebusjeebus wrote: » Thanks for proving my point.https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/7561783808/h78E928C7/
Sofiztikated wrote: » For me, the Xbone seemed to handle the games better, PS4 honestly didn't seem much better than current gen.
Grayditch wrote: » I don't understand this.
Sofiztikated wrote: » I catch some of the E3 footage. I thought Xbone games looked great. I didn't think PS4 games looked much better than current gen.
MadYaker wrote: » You say looked much beter, I assume you mean graphics? The new consoles are way more powerful than the old ones so the games will obviously look a lot better. Both are pretty similar in terms of hardware so I would't expect much of a visual difference.
Grayditch wrote: » What games looked like they handled better on Xbox than PS4, though. I'm just curious. Also, Killzone and Dark Scorcery tech demo couldn't be done on current gen.
Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: » why are people getting offended about being told to stick with the 360 if you dont have good access to internet?
Dravokivich wrote: » They are affectively telling those people, we don't want to provide you with the latest of technology that we are able to produce, because of what "we want the console to do," is not possible, with "how you are able to use it." Why do people seem to get offended at the idea of people from the current user base, complaining about being excluded and unable to become part of the future user base?
Magill wrote: » ****ing ridiculous how much Europe/UK get ripped off. How the **** can they effectively charge $150 more here than in the states....
VinLieger wrote: » How do people still not understand that the US pricing doesnt have any sales tax on it?
Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: » then why isn't anybody complaining about the xbox one only having hdmi out?
Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: » games are still going to be released for the 360. can't remember what they said but 5-6 years of support ahead of it I think. it's not a dead console yet and if you are so offended by the always on nature of the xBone it's the perfect option for microsoft to push as they are 100% never going to suggest you jump to their immediate competition.
I own a pc. I sold my 360 a month or two ago because I hadn't plugged it in for a year and a half. never owned a ps3 although i'll probably pick one up at some point in the next year to play demons souls and journey. my clarity out clarifies your clarity.
Richard Dower wrote: » It would have been nice to have an SD card slot and maybe E-SATA.....
grizzly wrote: » What's better then HDMI? Or do you what it to output to old TVs?
heebusjeebus wrote: » Jeez, not the same thing. Again, who's best interest is it to have the console connect to the internet every day? Certainly not the user.