I'm still not getting an X1, but this is by far the most ludicrous and deluded post I've read in a long time.
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But if it dies let it die on the consumers terms not on the industry's terms. That's how the free market should work. MP3's didn't kill CD's because they were digital, they killed them because they were more convenient, the format just happened to be a digital download. For MANY people a trip to the mall, a 10 minute…
PS4 preorders outnumbered X1 by 3:2, not terrible but even 3rd party polls (probably not the most scientific) had PS4 beating out X1 by huge margins. Bad publicity wasn't going to help Microsoft during the holiday season especially when their price is being undercut by $100.
The cloud doesn't add extra processing power it's a pipe dream. There's just no feasible way, to improve graphics through a "boost" from the cloud. You can essentially do some of the less essential processes on the cloud, but I imagine how sloppy or choppy trees or clouds must look when lag occurs. The fact that the…
The new PS Eye is $60. So no, it's not their still being undercut.
When I first came across the article and saw the video I was on my phone. I read the comments that thought it lost it's charm and I thought I don't see it. I saw it again on my laptop. Boy were those comments right. The level design seems fine to me I can live without the bold outlining all over the stage, but the…
In all honesty it is more of an exploit than an intended feature, they actually reduced it from 5 users to 2. But with X1, I'd imagine they'd have some system in place that allows you to recognize that they're playing for the same household or something in that sense, if not then still a money saver in that regard.
Hm I doubt there would be any hidden charges but it is possible MS could bring back the Live Gold family plan, and that's what would allow you to share with 10 other "family members". But I'm sure it'll still be restricted to one at a time. If the publishers found out 10 people split the cost of 1 game they would lose…
So it sounds like you can buy a game, share it with a friend or family member and you can both play co-op on it.
That would seem to be the only logical thing, no way in hell publishers would let a purchase of a game count as 10.
The reason the US can't "unshackle" (for lack of a better term) is because of the telecom oligopoly in this country. They are persistent in looking for ways to nickel & dime their customers rather than competing by improving infrastructure.
It's not immensely hypocritical if you look at it like this. People have always been comfortable with giving up privacy and certain liberties if the value provided by the trade off is nominal enough. I'll give you an example. The internet is watched all the time by everyone and the only shred of privacy we have is…
Ubisoft's was incredible, to me The Division stole the show, new IP with a great concept and graphics. Everything shown by Microsoft was expected with not much gameplay shown, Titanfall one of the more promising presentations will be released for PC, if you haven't upgraded your PC for a while you would still get a…
Not an exclusive.
It's a damn shame too, I wouldn't have minded if Pokemon actually grew up with it's target audience, and then had more childish spin offs.
I remember that episode from when I was kid, doesn't change the fact that Clefairy is the original fairy Pokemon.
I doubt Game Freak actually cares about the adventures of Ash Ketchum and his servants.
The difference is the value PS+ offers as opposed to Live. PS+ offers over $500 worth of games and discounts a la Steam. Live is a toll imposed by M$ to access features that you've already paid for. It exists soley to bolster their bottom line and don't provide any tangible benefits to the consumer.
The difference is the value PS+ offers as opposed to Live. PS+ offers over $500 worth of games and discounts a la Steam. Live is a toll imposed by M$ to access features that you've already paid for. It exists soley to bolster their bottom line and don't provide any tangible benefits to the consumer.
You are comparing apples to oranges. That has almost ALWAYS been the standard for gaming with a PC. Don't forget a PC can be used for much more than just gaming, if the Steam servers or other servers go down you can still use your PC! If Live has an outage your shit out of luck with your $500 brick. At least the…