@nine-eight-nine @Sevenizz Ah, the old blades UI was much better than ad cluttered mess on 360 now.

This was a handy little feature on the PS3, good to see it's been carried on to the PS4 =]

@Vodoo So in other words, it's all making mountains out of molehills

@Vodoo Most electrical devices have a failure rate of 3 to 5 percent. "14,000" (wherever that number came from) would mean less than 1.4% (as we know over a million consoles sold) which is in fact, not too bad.

It is highly likely that the Xbox One will have familiar failure rates (If it's a good launch)

I'm getting really sick of that Xbox One advert, as it's at the begining of almost every video on the internets at the moment. Reminds me of how annoying their internet explorer advert got when it seemed to be before every video.

Otherwise I've had pretty much the same experience, went for 360 last gen But got a PS3 bout 6 months ago and to be honest, it seems to me there were a lot better exclusives on PS3 and all the Indie support add some brilliant gems to the library.

Looking forward to the PS4 building up a brilliant library of games =]

@ExplicitMike It's a shame, Gamespot's quality & respect seems to be rapidly going downhill. I think the best thing people can do is stop visiting the site until the issue is addressed as they don't seem to listen to their fans, just ridicule them on this show to defend themselves =/

And there is something hypocritical about a site mocking fans for being 'immature' with silly voices....

And what evidence is this?

*gamestation=gamespot

I used to think this was a great site and it does have some great personalities. I used to enjoy Feedbackula but it now just seems to be a way for them to defend their reviews that seem to score quite differently from; other sites, metacritic and popular opinion which, in turn upsets the site's fans.

I used to think the accusations of gamestation being paid to sugar-coat or otherwise alter reviews was ridicules. Until reading into the whole controversy 'Kane & Lynch' review and finding this:

"GameSpot denied that Eidos influenced the firing of Gerstmann at the time. However, as of March 2012, the non-disclosure agreement that withheld details of the editor's termination was nullified and subsequently revealed that the firing was indeed due to threats of Eidos pulling advertising revenue away from GameSpot as a result of Jeff's poor review score"

Now, them accusations don't seem so far fetched. Regardless if they are true or not, I think it'd be better for Gamespot to answer those accusations seriously instead of laughing them off.

And in my personal opinion Cod is a boring, un-innovative 'copy & paste' of a game =]

@davidsor Yes, families will buy Xbone as it's so modestly priced...... (/Sarcasm)

@Irukapooka Nope, no online needed for single player games.