I'm glad to see cross-buy support. Let's hope this becomes the standard across all publishers. (I'm looking at you, Square Enix.)

You can always tell a new PlayStation is coming out soon when Sony switches their marketing to OverproducedBatshitCrazyNonsense mode.

I was looking forward to this, so the delay kind of sucks. Plus, come fall all of my attention will be on the upcoming PS5 and Series X. But it's not like I'm not still going to be swamped with games this spring. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I would rather have working gold copy than two weeks of patches to fix glitches. I'm okay with this.

From 2017 to 2020--this has to be a world record for most time between the first and second trailer for a movie.

The deluge of streaming services really isn't a problem for me. I can't possibly see every "must-see" TV show; there just isn't enough time. Once that's realized, it's as simple as ordering the ones that give me and my family the best value and ignore the rest.

If there is a single show that is big enough to warrant an immediate watch, usually due to the social conversation that comes with it, just buy that season. That's what I did when The Walking Dead was still popular. Occasionally buying a single show is still cheaper than subscribing to cable or another streaming service.

@olddadgamer: Your anecdote just enforces my fear of people buying Xbox One Xs for children who wanted the new "Xbox X."

@egger7577: Higher texture quality shouldn't affect streaming quality because they are not sending the assets themselves over. They are just sending a video stream of the display.

I predict this is going to be the most love or hate game of the generation. Either you are going to be totally down with its concept, or you are going to find it to be boring trash. Hopefully I'll be in the former.

@sakaixx: The segment includes all consumer oriented products, which Surface and Bing are. Microsoft divides their earnings into three segments:
• Consumer oriented products
• Business oriented products
• Cloud services