@CyhortI82 It's got Kinect 2 in it, so it sounds just crappy and stupid enough to be real.

@irwin88 It's actually useless in general.

They can call it AppBox 360: FLAIL EDITION. I seriously do not care what Microsoft does the next generation. Their increasing lack of focus on games has made them worthless to me as an entertainment company. I supported them for most of this generation, but they won't see a dime from me in the coming one.

@MaxCarnage42 I call them as I see them. This often causes sensitive people like yourself (and there are many of you) to get butthurt when I talk badly about their favorite toy or faceless corporate entity that they like to crotch ride. And please, the age insult is such a tired, sad one... it took you 51 minutes to come up with that?

@MaxCarnage42 It seems to the common pus$y, anyone with a strong, logical opinion different from their own is a troll. I'll consider it a compliment coming from you, meatflaps.

Definition of infer: Deduce or conclude (information) from evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements.

I understand it just fine. It seems you don't. Yeah, take a hike.

Then I haven't been the only one inferring. ;)

And it has EVERYTHING to do with what he said. He stated he was happy with current generation capabilities in a thread about the 360 being around for "several more years," and that he was in no rush to spend $500 on new hardware. LIKE I SAID -- NO ONE IS GOING TO HOLD A GUN TO HIS HEAD AND MAKE HIM. Those of us who ARE interested, however, get irritated when people who are not make it seem like that is not the case. That's not saying he can't have his opinion; only that it's not a very well justified one.

Did I say he wasn't? I'm just pointing out that no one is going to hold a gun to his head and make him start playing next gen games when they release, so it's stupid infer it. People who want next gen games can jump in, people who don't can sit and play with the old ones. What's the problem?

@MichBelle Yes, but the inference was that he favored a late arrival for next generation because HE didn't want to spend the money yet. My point is that late adopters don't have to pipe up every time the subject about next generation comes up because they aren't the intended audience anyway. OK, we get that you won't buy a $500 system, why not get behind launching it now so that when you ARE ready, the hardware is cheaper -- ever think about that? His post just seemed to try and reinforce Microsoft's stupidity about holding off on launching, when all it does is make it so people like him are going to be waiting even longer.

@TimboII Who said you have to? There are plenty who want to jump in, however. Play your 360 for the next ten years for all I care; I want something new.