You know, they could simply open up the Xbox to allow bluetooth headsets and let us do it on our own.

I’m with you on that

It did happen, quite a lot I’m sure. But there was no place to publicly complain about it and people likely just replaced their controllers.

This is just plain dumb...patenting game mechanics is about the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard of.

Just imagine how many of these generic action heroes look the same using the same actors? Clint Eastwood, Harrison Ford, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Vin Diesel, The Rock, etc. would all be in the middle of studios suing each other for stealing characters that each of them played in so many different…

The RB button on mine died after just a week of Enter the Gungeon...but I’d owned the controller for too long to get a warranty fix. Similar problems happened to my gen 1 Elite controller. I think I’ve learned my lesson, you’re not getting quality for the money, you’re just getting those back buttons.

The RB button on mine died after just a week of Enter the Gungeon...but I’d owned the controller for too long to get…

I’m with you usually but we don’t really have enough evidence as to why that game came out so bad.

Yeah, I hope they’re not going the “Gems of War” route here. I would pay full price for a game rather than play a game that does not respect my time...hitting a paywall or an unnecessarily draconian grind is boring. And it’s even worse if they think I’m going to come back every day to get my “daily bonus”.

Believe it or not, even the switch allows this now.

And that’s why we had Nintendo Power to release a map with all the hidden stuff lol

Maximum Carnage at 23? Are you crazy? You even ranked the horrible Atari game higher than that. I know it’s just an opinion but it seems to me like someone didn’t even bother playing it. Also, the Game Boy game is missing, it was pretty good...way better than that Atari 2600 garbage that even sucked in 1982.

That’s what I believe, the size of the games with only 1440p textures will likely be 25% or more less.

That was accurate in the 00's but they’re changing their tune about American products. Apple probably deserves a bit of credit there.

I never really considered Blizzard North to be true Blizzard, so I wasn’t really surprised.

Extremely small segment? It was 34% of all TV’s last October and it’s growing at more than 10% per year. It should be telling enough that even the cheap TV’s today are 4k.

I would say the actors do such a great job in this that it makes the movies seem like something from the past, like this is the new direction.

Yes, in the context we’re talking about - every single console platform is this way, and takes the same cut.

First, there is literally no equivalent to a Genius Bar for any of Apple’s competitors... Second, try comparing the customer experience between these companies, it’s night and day.

See? It’s all right there. Grow up.

You’re referring to Foxconn...not Apple.