Nice try, Microsoft apologist.

Or, you know, save yourself a Couple hundred bucks and play Titanfall on the 360.

Wrong. Somewhat.

Really, that's what you got from his talk?

That's cause ms listens to "Marketing".

The Sony architects always sound very excited to talk about their technology. The Microsoft architects always seem a little more stiff and prone to relying on buzzwords.

Needs more Kevin Butler...

Sure, when I'm playing on my PC, that's the controls :P

But this is a game I'll be playing with my console-orientated friends, thus, thumbsticks and buttons.

Speaking as someone with seven years experience with XBL and about half a year of experience with PSN+, I'll throw my two cents into the hat: No.

It's a shame that so many people think it is. I get that it used to be. I experienced that first hand. Now, though? PSN tends to give me both a better connection and a better store interface than XBL does. In the end both XBL and PSN use clientside servers for most of their games.

Xbox Live is not "miles and miles ahead" of PSN.

That family plan thing only turned out to be 30-60 minute trials of games in your lending library according to a big, elaborate post on Neogaf backed up by the talented and awesome CBoat.

If you think MS were going to be able to force publishers into that, you're absolutely kidding yourself. They already hate the idea of preowned, and that's a system that allows people to trade their old games against the cost of brand new ones. You think they were going to just let everyone give nine copies of a game…

A future =/= the future. Really sick of people not getting this. Stop leaping to be herded by the first poorly conceptualized little shiny box you see with a tag labeled "new" attached to it. Bad ideas are supposed to fail, this was a bad idea.

Has anybody else read that Microsoft employee pastebin message after yesterday's news? Basically it said the family plan, which was really the ONE thing people were mourning in general, as being nothing more than a glorified demo. And funny enough he was saying he could've worded it better than the executives, but a…

The "family mode" that the xbone fanboys were claiming would be amazing? It was a timed demo mode between 15-60 minutes, with limits on numbers times you could do it.

Dear Microsoft,

"Sora, the main protagonist – having become a Keyblade Master in the previous game, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance – will now have the ability to change the shape of his Keyblade, much like the character Aqua was able to in Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep."