I remember seeing a concept trailer for the reboot with my friends and we got hyped. They had that cool mechanic where the inventory menu was what you could fit in your jacket, and you could use all your items together and make different things. It looked cool...until we played the real game and it sucked shit.

It's all good!

Coming from an XB1 owner I'm actually a bit glad Sony really kicked them. It opened MS' eyes and caused them to step their game up to the point where they are starting to catch up. They've shown a lot of cool games coming out this year and next, monthly software updates, and much more. Competition is good.

Yeah I just saw it, and he changed the title. It's all good now.

Yeah I don't think they're pushing an agenda (they literally have a banner ad right now for Diablo that shows it's out for all consoles) I just think it's something he should have better clarified.

That would have been something valuable to mention. Everything he said about couch coop and using the joysticks with the roll feature could be said about all the console versions. There's no reason why he should have singled out PS4 as "it was made for the PS4."

He could have easily made it "Diablo feels like it was meant for consoles" as opposed to specifically PS4. He didn't give any points as to why it's better for PS4 specifically, all his pros could be said about the XB1 version also.

Especially when sites like this hammer publishers when they throw around the word "exclusive."

Didn't work for me either.

I might get one with Super Mario Sunshine for old times sake. If any game deserves the HD treatment it's that game. It looked great back in the day, and it was highly underrated.

I remember using that before I got an SP with the backlight. GBA's were such a bitch to play on in sunlight. Damn the GameCube was awesome...

You sound like an old school gamer who likes how things used to be.

So do you disagree with supporting a game after it's release? Or just the constant support that seems never ending like SF? The only reason to keep up with the editions of SF is if you're a hardcore player or you play the tournament scene. If you only play casually then there's no reason to buy all the editions, I…

So I guess you don't like MMOs then? Or any DLC for that matter? When you buy it at launch, you know they're going to release expansions that alters the game and adds new things. This is the same thing. Street Fighter 4 came out with 19 characters at launch. Now there's 44. What would you recommend they do…

Have you played them? This practice has been happening for awhile in fighting games, especially in the Street Fighter series. SF2 has five different versions and SF3 has three different versions. They are expansions that add a lot of content and changes to the series, so the community buys them. This practice…

Can someone do something with Square Enix because Square Enix?

I imagine it would take a lot of money to do that, but it would be awesome to see the player base do that as a "wake the hell up, this is what we've been wanting!"

Can someone please do something with Sega because of Sega?

Haha, I get it, 'cause it's a fighting game.

I don't think Phil was in the position to give those orders when he was just head of MS Studios. Now that he's head of xbox he can direct their studios in the right directions.