@Warlord_Irochi Oh, and in the heat of your fanboyism, imbecile, you have failed to notice the very obvious: I am not even attached to the "platform" of PC, because my comment shows willingness to "talk" or listen to hardcore shooting talk if Microsoft's box supports keyboard and mouse use. So unless you wanna turn the K&M combo into a "platform", even your ignorant interpretation of "fanboy" STILL fails you. Hehe...how pathetic is that, huh? =)

@Warlord_Irochi Console fanboy, you're trying hard. You're trying so hard, the strain overheated my monitor. You even have a Japanese gaming character for a name. You drip fanboyism so much, I think you splattered some on my screen. And fanboy is not about platforms in gaming; fanboy is a word, language, so it follows the rules of language; so yes, fans are only for brands, not PCs. Learn language first, then argue about words. For example, I don't mind whether it's Windows PC or an Apple Mac, as long it has a mouse and keyboard. If you still can't understand, then I understand how difficult it is to admit to being a fanboy or have your pride scratched. Keep trying if you like.

@thermalmotion @F4lloutShock Another point for our argument, guys, which is "proof" that it is right, about the superiority of the mouse & keyboard combo for shooters or FPS games, is that developers implement "aim assist" 99% of the time in console games, whereas they implement this sad aid only 1% of time for PC games. In fact, "aim assist" is almost unheard of among PC gamers...almost.

@dalua360 Almost ANY FPS game that supports keyboard and mouse on the console would be great; the combo isn't supported at all, so really, I'll take almost ANY supported FPS for the K&M combo, man.

@dbeausoleil57 No argument with you there, bud; I also own X360 and PS3, and a gaming PC, but my preference is playing on the PC. However, my point there is that neither Microsoft nor Sony should ever talk about hardcore shooters, or even hardcore gamers for that matter, until their console supports the keyboard and mouse. I would also find it acceptable to play an FPS like Battlefield 3 or 4 on a console but ONLY if I can play it using the mouse & keyboard. That's all really.

@BigKing1992 You are one big ignoramus who doesn't know how to read, ain't ya?

You seriously just bolded the part about "if you lose connection"? Hahaha. Seriously, did you just do that? You actually read that part, and went, "Oh, it is not always online, then, because if I lose the internet connection, I can just keep playing my single-player game or movie, no problem". Did you really just do that in your little brain??

Ignoramus, you HAVE to be online to START your goddamn movie or single-player game. You cannot START ANYthing without internet connection. It IS always online unless you lose connection by mistake once in a blue moon.

Stop being an ignorant fanboy for a few seconds, and maybe...MAYBE you'll get it.

@glorbothis12 Ain't about fast, slow, expensive, or cheap internet access, brah. It's about things much deeper and much more sinister than that. But don't worry your little head about that; you can just keep living in the world Microsoft is building [for] you, like lots of others. Oh, don't you worry about a thing. It's all gonna be done for you, and you can just keep playing and drinking.

@Dannystaples14 Troll somewhere else, please. Use your retarded counter-arguments of false logic with other cretins. The confirmed news is that it is always online, so if YOU can find me where it says "No, you can start and play games offline", then go ahead. If you can't do that, then don't throw the burden of proof on me like a half-intelligent ignoramus; won't work with me.

Confirmed, folks: it is always online, and being online is required to start to play anything. The professional is just being smart about answering the questions, and twists words and using language like a marketing savvy and PR professional; he drops a lot of words like "advantage", and talks about the benefits to the gamer, while he is explaining, as mildly as possible, that you will always be online, and you must be online to START anything, whether a game or movie.

No, thank you, Microsoft. I am NOT "always on", and will never be "always on". I have X360, PS3, a gaming PC, an Android smartphone, broadband internet, mobile internet, but I am NOT always online, and will never be always on. Screw the world you are trying to force people and new generations to live in...that's YOUR world, not our world, and you are just trying to force us to live in YOUR world, the way YOU want us to live. Screw you and your greed and your plans for the "Big Brother" world or the NWO or whatever it is you're working for.

@BigKing1992 LTR, dude. It IS always on! Seriously, learn to read what is being said accurately before babbling about "online only for certain things". Get it into your little head: it IS ALWAYS on, and being online is required to start to play anything at all. Ok?