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I'll believe that when I see it. They sure didn't follow that principle with the 360. They wouldn't even let developers give things away for free.,microsoft say that they will not control games price on xbox marketplace who know maybe it will become steam like
nyzma23
[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]PS4 reminds me an awful lot of PSP and Vita. A great machine for gamers which garners a lot of love and hype from gamers, but ultimately it's the reason why Sony are in the financial mess they're in. They're going around the same circle of offering gamers better hardware and better graphics and the same fundamental experiences every few years. PSP showed that people didn't care about graphics. Vita has demonstrated that ten fold. PS4 I think may be the same. Graphics have reached a level of fidelity now that I really doubt the next COD or Madden will look good enough to urge many people to run out and replace the PS3 they already own, which still feels perfectly capable. Microsoft have made a machine not aimed to appease gamers at all from the looks of things, but I have no doubt it will probably be a successful and popular machine because it's more in-tune with the future and what the broader population wants. The always-on, always-connected, cloud-based, all your games stored online, instant-gratification kind of setup is rejected from traditional gamers but exactly what people have wanted and bought into with every other entertainment industry. Look at iTunes, Netflix, Kindle. Microsoft want the xbox to be the gaming equivalent of those services. An entertainment service provider moreso than a platform holder.tormentos
Stop been a joke the reason why sony is in financial problems was the damn PS3 which they give player to much for to little,it was to expensive to make and they pay for it.
I hate people like you who defend companies like MS who all they do is rip off people,and then you flame sony who yeah loss a ton of money by giving people the best hardware a dollar has even buy in terms of value.
Is incredible how you give MS who just strip you of your rights as a gamer to sell something you legally own and give sony such a hard time,people like you deserve to be rip off by companies like MS,we have a say here that people get what they deserve..
The issue is is that he is defending nothing and you are bashing nothing because both of you are wrong.
[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]PS4 reminds me an awful lot of PSP and Vita. A great machine for gamers which garners a lot of love and hype from gamers, but ultimately it's the reason why Sony are in the financial mess they're in. They're going around the same circle of offering gamers better hardware and better graphics and the same fundamental experiences every few years. PSP showed that people didn't care about graphics. Vita has demonstrated that ten fold. PS4 I think may be the same. Graphics have reached a level of fidelity now that I really doubt the next COD or Madden will look good enough to urge many people to run out and replace the PS3 they already own, which still feels perfectly capable. Microsoft have made a machine not aimed to appease gamers at all from the looks of things, but I have no doubt it will probably be a successful and popular machine because it's more in-tune with the future and what the broader population wants. The always-on, always-connected, cloud-based, all your games stored online, instant-gratification kind of setup is rejected from traditional gamers but exactly what people have wanted and bought into with every other entertainment industry. Look at iTunes, Netflix, Kindle. Microsoft want the xbox to be the gaming equivalent of those services. An entertainment service provider moreso than a platform holder.tormentos
Stop been a joke the reason why sony is in financial problems was the damn PS3 which they give player to much for to little,it was to expensive to make and they pay for it.
I hate people like you who defend companies like MS who all they do is rip off people,and then you flame sony who yeah loss a ton of money by giving people the best hardware a dollar has even buy in terms of value.
Is incredible how you give MS who just strip you of your rights as a gamer to sell something you legally own and give sony such a hard time,people like you deserve to be rip off by companies like MS,we have a say here that people get what they deserve..
What did I defend you absolute clown? I just explained their rationale and what market they're going for. I *praised* the god damned PS4 as a machine for gamers, but not a sound business decision. Take your anxiety medication and calm the **** down.
PS4 is gonna have the exact same DRM. COD will not be DRM on the xbox and free-for-all on the PS4. Will never happen. Sorry to break it to you.[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]
[QUOTE="legalize82"] man stfu defending this bullcrap... go buy your drmbox leave ps4 for the true gamersBigboi500
quick EDIT: I can never be a 'true gamer' as I've already lost my virginity and graduated college.
Man fvck Call of Duty and sh*t like it. Let's talk about first party. Sony already said they wont have drm for that, but Microsoft will. Now what?Actually MS won't
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[QUOTE="Bigboi500"]This would be a compelling point had Microsoft not literally said the exact opposite of what you are claiming.So Microsoft firs party games can be bought and sold freely used? Does Microsoft even have first party games any more?Man fvck Call of Duty and sh*t like it. Let's talk about first party. Sony already said they wont have drm for that, but Microsoft will. Now what?
Ninja-Hippo
[QUOTE="legalize82"] and who started this crap ? evil empire MS who knows people like u are donkeys.. yhis is a last minute decision why do u think this pile of crap is not ready atlaunch ? they had pretty muchother plans more evil but they heard the internets and made it look softer... bah Ninja-HippoI dont think Microsoft invented DRM, and again I am sorry to ruin your life, but Sony patented DRM for games years ago. Not to mention being one of the pioneers of DRM with CDs and MP3s. Sony is not a philanthropic organisation that just wants to spread joy through the world. They need publishers on their side and will court them with anything that makes them happy, just like Microsoft. It is anti-consumer, certainly, but it's the way entertainment has been going for years. Five years from now discs will be a memory.
Publishers are going to flock to the console with the most gamers. Microsoft has spread the XB1 way too thin. Sony is focusing on games from the get-go which should be a large beacon for publishers.
Good to know some of the biggest gaming sites are dragging the X1 :cool:KaszillaWith unconfirmed statements and rumors.
Actually it isn't. It's getting slaughtered by dumbasses who don't read and have their head stuck so far up their ass they can't breath. The amount of stupidity behind the response of the XOne is hilarious. I mean really, it's like people don't listen. It's like the guy who interrupted Obama in a state of the union speech was like "You Lie!'.Brean24
Okay???
[QUOTE="I_can_haz"]":cry: b....bu....bu....but teh mainstream will love it because M$ has teh moniez" I knew this would happen. No company is immune from harsh criticism by the press if enough people out there are angry.Ninja-HippoApple. iPad. Enough said.Totally. different. Enough said.
Apple. iPad. Enough said.Totally. different. Enough said. Yet you offered no explanation of how or why. Great argument.[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"][QUOTE="I_can_haz"]":cry: b....bu....bu....but teh mainstream will love it because M$ has teh moniez" I knew this would happen. No company is immune from harsh criticism by the press if enough people out there are angry.Douevenlift_bro
It's the exact same setup as Steam. I sympathise with the traditional box-and-disc collectors, but nostalgia is not a decent reason to hold back on moving forwards. Digital delivery isn't where the industry is going, it's where the industry already is. Entertainment isn't something you purchase as own any more, it's a service which is delivered. iTunes has been like this for years. Amazon has the exact same setup with Kindle. Steam, if not the whole PC gaming market, has existed in this manner for over a decade.[QUOTE="SolidTy"]
They have E3 to packpedal or to fully commit to these draconian anti consumer policies.
Ninja-Hippo
I think they've made some poor decisions regarding the global market, particularly emerging markets where internet availability makes the Xbone more or less irrelevant, but I really struggle to see anything on that list of proposals which either doesn't exist already or isn't clearly and obviously inevitable in the near future.
Sony are making a gamers machine, and I think they will be applauded for that by gamers. Like a lot of Sony electronics though, I think it'll ultimately be a bad decision. No matter how beloved their next platform may be by gamers, the days of the traditional games console and the traditional game itself are numbered. There will most certainly be a Playstation 5 in a few years time. I cant see Microsoft making a new box ever again.
Except Amazon's Kindle allows you to read anytime you want even if you're not connected. (Provided you downloaded something) The program is an online service with associated fees, but still isn't stripping offline compatibility. The X1 according to rumor is making online mandatory on a server that will cease to exist for the X1 10 years down the line. Online requirement is beyond stupid. With what's going on with the XboxOne (at least in rumor), Microsoft would have a better chance at becoming the first ever rent-a-console than a company expecting anyone to shovel out 400-500 spankies on something consumers THINK they're going to own; but requires a mandatory stipulations. Hopefully, E3 will shed light to this debacle or I'm afraid you're 100 percent correct.[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]It's the exact same setup as Steam. I sympathise with the traditional box-and-disc collectors, but nostalgia is not a decent reason to hold back on moving forwards. Digital delivery isn't where the industry is going, it's where the industry already is. Entertainment isn't something you purchase as own any more, it's a service which is delivered. iTunes has been like this for years. Amazon has the exact same setup with Kindle. Steam, if not the whole PC gaming market, has existed in this manner for over a decade.[QUOTE="SolidTy"]
They have E3 to packpedal or to fully commit to these draconian anti consumer policies.
XboxStache
I think they've made some poor decisions regarding the global market, particularly emerging markets where internet availability makes the Xbone more or less irrelevant, but I really struggle to see anything on that list of proposals which either doesn't exist already or isn't clearly and obviously inevitable in the near future.
Sony are making a gamers machine, and I think they will be applauded for that by gamers. Like a lot of Sony electronics though, I think it'll ultimately be a bad decision. No matter how beloved their next platform may be by gamers, the days of the traditional games console and the traditional game itself are numbered. There will most certainly be a Playstation 5 in a few years time. I cant see Microsoft making a new box ever again.
Except Amazon's Kindle allows you to read anytime you want even if you're not connected. (Provided you downloaded something) The program is an online service with associated fees, but still isn't stripping offline compatibility. The X1 according to rumor is making online mandatory on a server that will cease to exist for the X1 10 years down the line. Online requirement is beyond stupid. With what's going on with the XboxOne (at least in rumor), Microsoft would have a better chance at becoming the first ever rent-a-console than a company expecting anyone to shovel out 400-500 spankies on something consumers THINK they're going to own; but requires a mandatory stipulations. Hopefully, E3 will shed light to this debacle or I'm afraid you're 100 percent correct. Kindle isnt just books. Its come a long way. The kindle fire is the same principle as what MS is after; the all in one market. And its the same in so far as it treats content as a service provided for a fee, not a product that you buy and own. Movies and tv shows are rented and streamed. Music downloads are tied to an account and a pre-set number of devices. Its difficult to play anything on it that you didnt buy via amazon. The hardware is increasingly irrelevant. They dont want to sell boxes or kindles or ipods, they want you locked into their eco system.what is funny to me is that regular consumers won't remember this was all negative stories.
all they will rem this fall is xbox xbox xbox.
sorry but that is just human nature.
toyota sales increased during the middle of a huge recall in which the cars accelerated uncontrollably and were plowing into things.
why?
because they got free commercials on the news every night.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-03-01/toyota-s-u-s-sales-surge-42-unhurt-by-recalls-nissan-hyundai-climb.html
life is funny. ;)
Riverwolf007
Toyotas will not stop working if you don't connect them to the internet every 24 hours,and you can sell your toyota to who ever you want...
When sites like Forbes that were kissing M$' ass before this news are bashing this console you know its in trouble.
[QUOTE="legalize82"] all this time u puntill now i coul resell my games etc... so dont compare it with somethin 20 years old.. and isf sony doing the same crap i quit.. so be it 2nd here in europe the law is ro consumer if i bu a game ita MINE i can fo with it what i want.. If i wanna shit on a game i shit on itNinja-HippoNo, that is not the law in Europe. Sorry. Copyright belongs to the copyright holder. It is licensed to you. It comes with an end-user license agreement stipulating what you may or may not do with your copy. That is all you own. A copy. The publisher is not obliged to ensure that copy can be transferred to anyone else or enjoyed by anyone else but the person they sell it to.
In EU you have the right to sell even PC games..:lol:
So i could see MS getting in trouble in EU for the xbox one.
[QUOTE="Kaszilla"]Good to know some of the biggest gaming sites are dragging the X1 :cool:TigerSupermanWith unconfirmed statements and rumors.
[QUOTE="XboxStache"][QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"] It's the exact same setup as Steam. I sympathise with the traditional box-and-disc collectors, but nostalgia is not a decent reason to hold back on moving forwards. Digital delivery isn't where the industry is going, it's where the industry already is. Entertainment isn't something you purchase as own any more, it's a service which is delivered. iTunes has been like this for years. Amazon has the exact same setup with Kindle. Steam, if not the whole PC gaming market, has existed in this manner for over a decade.Except Amazon's Kindle allows you to read anytime you want even if you're not connected. (Provided you downloaded something) The program is an online service with associated fees, but still isn't stripping offline compatibility. The X1 according to rumor is making online mandatory on a server that will cease to exist for the X1 10 years down the line. Online requirement is beyond stupid. With what's going on with the XboxOne (at least in rumor), Microsoft would have a better chance at becoming the first ever rent-a-console than a company expecting anyone to shovel out 400-500 spankies on something consumers THINK they're going to own; but requires a mandatory stipulations. Hopefully, E3 will shed light to this debacle or I'm afraid you're 100 percent correct. Kindle isnt just books. Its come a long way. The kindle fire is the same principle as what MS is after; the all in one market. And its the same in so far as it treats content as a service provided for a fee, not a product that you buy and own. Movies and tv shows are rented and streamed. Music downloads are tied to an account and a pre-set number of devices. Its difficult to play anything on it that you didnt buy via amazon. The hardware is increasingly irrelevant. They dont want to sell boxes or kindles or ipods, they want you locked into their eco system. I totally misunderstood you the first time; I thought you were specifically referring to the Amazon App "Amazon Kindle".
I think they've made some poor decisions regarding the global market, particularly emerging markets where internet availability makes the Xbone more or less irrelevant, but I really struggle to see anything on that list of proposals which either doesn't exist already or isn't clearly and obviously inevitable in the near future.
Sony are making a gamers machine, and I think they will be applauded for that by gamers. Like a lot of Sony electronics though, I think it'll ultimately be a bad decision. No matter how beloved their next platform may be by gamers, the days of the traditional games console and the traditional game itself are numbered. There will most certainly be a Playstation 5 in a few years time. I cant see Microsoft making a new box ever again.
Ninja-Hippo
[QUOTE="Douevenlift_bro"]Totally. different. Enough said. Yet you offered no explanation of how or why. Great argument. The iPad was a convenience device nobody thought they would need. Xbone, provides NO convenience.[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"] Apple. iPad. Enough said.Ninja-Hippo
Comprende?
Yet you offered no explanation of how or why. Great argument. The iPad was a convenience device nobody thought they would need. Xbone, provides NO convenience.[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"][QUOTE="Douevenlift_bro"]Totally. different. Enough said.
Douevenlift_bro
Comprende?
The ipad also didn't have the entire internet hating on it. Also the ipad doesn't require you to connect to the internet once every 24 hours to use it. I'm able to use my ipad indefinitely without connecting to the internet if I wish too. The only thing I need the internet for on the ipad is to download apps.Horrible analogy considering cars don't require you to connect to the internet once every 24 hours and you can sell a car to whoever you want. You don't have to take permission to sell your damn car if you find it to be crap :lol:what is funny to me is that regular consumers won't remember this was all negative stories.
all they will rem this fall is xbox xbox xbox.
sorry but that is just human nature.
toyota sales increased during the middle of a huge recall in which the cars accelerated uncontrollably and were plowing into things.
why?
because they got free commercials on the news every night.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-03-01/toyota-s-u-s-sales-surge-42-unhurt-by-recalls-nissan-hyundai-climb.html
life is funny. ;)
Riverwolf007
Microsoft have made a machine not aimed to appease gamers at all from the looks of things, but I have no doubt it will probably be a successful and popular machine because it's more in-tune with the future and what the broader population wants. The always-on, always-connected, cloud-based, all your games stored online, instant-gratification kind of setup is rejected from traditional gamers but exactly what people have wanted and bought into with every other entertainment industry. Look at iTunes, Netflix, Kindle. Microsoft want the xbox to be the gaming equivalent of those services. An entertainment service provider moreso than a platform holder.Ninja-Hippo
and as a gamer, you're happy for that because/?????
As a gamer, this is the reason that I'll be voting with my wallet, buying a PS4 next gen.
This....[QUOTE="mems_1224"]and they should be. almost everything about their new console sounds awful. crimsonman1245
No, that is not the law in Europe. Sorry. Copyright belongs to the copyright holder. It is licensed to you. It comes with an end-user license agreement stipulating what you may or may not do with your copy. That is all you own. A copy. The publisher is not obliged to ensure that copy can be transferred to anyone else or enjoyed by anyone else but the person they sell it to.[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"][QUOTE="legalize82"] all this time u puntill now i coul resell my games etc... so dont compare it with somethin 20 years old.. and isf sony doing the same crap i quit.. so be it 2nd here in europe the law is ro consumer if i bu a game ita MINE i can fo with it what i want.. If i wanna shit on a game i shit on ittormentos
In EU you have the right to sell even PC games..:lol:
So i could see MS getting in trouble in EU for the xbox one.
Again, this is just completely wrong. You have the right to sell the disc. The publisher is not obliged to make sure that game will then work on another person's computer.[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]Microsoft have made a machine not aimed to appease gamers at all from the looks of things, but I have no doubt it will probably be a successful and popular machine because it's more in-tune with the future and what the broader population wants. The always-on, always-connected, cloud-based, all your games stored online, instant-gratification kind of setup is rejected from traditional gamers but exactly what people have wanted and bought into with every other entertainment industry. Look at iTunes, Netflix, Kindle. Microsoft want the xbox to be the gaming equivalent of those services. An entertainment service provider moreso than a platform holder.IshmaelSonata
and as a gamer, you're happy for that because/?????
As a gamer, this is the reason that I'll be voting with my wallet, buying a PS4 next gen.
Same here bud I am voting with my wallet also and getting a PS4Yet you offered no explanation of how or why. Great argument. The iPad was a convenience device nobody thought they would need. Xbone, provides NO convenience.[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"][QUOTE="Douevenlift_bro"]Totally. different. Enough said.
Douevenlift_bro
Comprende?
No, not at all. I don't think you even understand the basic conversation that you've decided to dive into. The original point made was that all of the negative press is indicative of how bad a product this is, and has shown that no company is immune from failure if enough people hate what they're offering. My counter point was the iPad. That thing was literally *hated* by everyone who laid eyes on it when it was first unveiled. It's now one of the best selling devices on the market. Clearly negative reaction on the internet is not much of a barometer of anything when it comes to how many people might end up buying the product which the internet asserts is doomed to fail. The actual specifications of either product are irrelevant; they were both universally damned upon being unveiled, and one went on to be a gigantic success. Does this mean the Xbone will be a success? Not at all, but it makes the point quite reasonably - internet butthurt is not indicative of reality.Please Log In to post.
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