Is it strange that now I am considering a cancellation of my Battlefield 4 disc so that I can have a digitally available copy that won't require a disc in the drive? They just made it very compelling to me to download games I wouldn't trade in.

Removing the Kinect as a standard feature undoes the benefit of having it as a confirmed device for developers. Why would a developer use it as a feature if they don't have a confirmed user base. That's why you only see Kinect specific games this generation. I like the idea of playing Ghost Recon and using real world…

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Some of this is good, some of this is bad. I hope they still allow you to fully install games and not require the disc. I don't see how they can remove sharing/trading disc restrictions and still allow games to run without them.

Sony may promise clouds access, but they definitely don't have Microsofts Azure server farms with their ridiculous capabilities.

After reading a few of these comments and several of the thousands of comments on other articles, I'm still not entirely sure why the Xbox One is catching so much heat. I have owned both Sony and Microsoft consoles in the past, and after seeing the details, it just seems to me that the new Xbox is following a Steam…

I just wanted to point something out after seeing several comments that ranted about the dogs "decision making" and unrealistic controls. These dogs are generally equipped with two vibration motors and audible cue devices located on each side behind their ears. I've see them in practice and on the dog (granted I was…

Meh. Upload speeds in San Antonio suck.

Mission accomplished.

That is the vibe I'm getting as well. All this talk about "will not buy". Well, people resisted the Xbox 360 when it was announced and after tons of people bought it and others realized that to play online with their friends they would need one too, that tone changed. It seems contradicting, but I think it will boil…

I think many of the commenters are missing the point about not having to re-sync your controller. Maybe because it isn't phrased very well. They aren't talking about pairing your controller with the console (like with a new controller). They are referring to turning your controller back on after it has been idle and…

I know it isn't the same game, but seeing the naval action gets me more excited for Battlefield 4. They have said that the multiplayer will see the return of controllable naval units. *crosses fingers for controllable Aegis cruiser*

They have already announced that BF4 will give players control of naval units. Pretty exciting.