It's disappointing the series has lost the elegance of the old 8/16/32 bit versions. oh well...

I'm sure all publishers would rather us buy it new. After all, that is how publishers make money. They would not publish any games if they could not sell them. Yea, in a perfect world we'd all work for free, right?

@MissionCreep @juboner I would like to know that as well.

@stanknuggetz12 OK, there's no fee for this, no fee for that. Then what's the fee for? Why even have one?

I think he's talking about the design, not the raw horsepower. Or maybe just a slow newsday...

@scorpiousx @jcknapier711 95% of people who purchase Barbie Dolls are over 30 years old.

@joeboosauce @jcknapier711 With all due respect, the only person who missed the point of the article was you. The article is clearly lambasting MS and Sony for targeting the stereotyped male 20-something gamer and supposedly excluding everyone else. Well, marketing a video game system to girls is as dumb as marketing a Barbie Doll to middle aged men.

They should start marketing Barbie dolls to middle aged men. It's just terribly sexist and anti-diversity that Mattel, Inc only markets their dolls to little girls.

@aloufika Yea, I think XboxOne, will be what Saturn was for Sega.

So wait, I can't swap a game with a friend for a week or so, to try it out? I mean, unless I pay a fee? That's forked.