You’ve gotta pay attention to the words on-screen before each trailer. If it only says “exclusive” as opposed to “launch exclusive” then you can assume it’s a game that will release only on the Xbox One and PC. If it says “launch exclusive” as a great many of them did, then that’s simply a timed exclusive.

Yeah this is an embarrassing little research failure.

I was going to post the same thing. Most of this list is aces, but Brothers is very, very deliberately a single-player game.

Brothers? wtf? The whole point of that game is that it’s like a co-op game but it’s for one player.

A 1 TB drive does not have 1024 GB of storage. You’re confusing a decimal representation for the drive, which is what drive manufacturers provide vs. the binary interpretation that an OS uses (which is actually 1,099,511,627,776 Bytes for a TB). The actual storage size you get from a 1 TB drive when converting decimal…

You’re listing MSRP, not what the manufacturer would pay for each component, thus making your entire argument invalid.

Think your prices are wrong. A wall adapter can’t cost more than $3 (wholesale) for a UL listed one. I used to design consumer electronics.

There is a reason why it should cost $90, because a good amount of their fan base will probably buy it at that price. They’ve been overcharging for hardware for ages, so there’s no reason for them to stop. Not to mention the perception of cost = quality.

I must EMPHATICALLY disagree that it’s not a tactical game.

HALO is the only game I can abandon a moving vehicle, lead a long-range rocket shot, then throw a grenade and then kill an enemy with a sniper rifle headshot *as the vehicle splatters an enemy, the rocket disintegrates a vessel of 3 on the other side of the map and the grenade clears a hallway*.