@davillain-: shoot, I got the first one for like $5. It was the worst thing I have ever spent money on.
Shame too, I rather enjoyed the Demo.
but I think if Microsoft handles their First Party well they can survive the generation. Halo is still pretty popular and heck I might pick up an Xbone for just Gears of War if they didn't kill the franchise.
its ok. Ninty still has the best looking first party line up out of the three, which isnt saying much at this point
This. The only reason I had to turn on my XBox One for anything besides movies was Evil within, a multiplat. My only reason for playing my PS4 has been Bloodborne.
Xbone needs a price drop at e3 to get back into the game. $249 with a game would move units quick.
$249?!!! Lol. Yeah, I guess that would move units alright. :)
It would move some for sure. Maybe not enough to save M$ but it would help. Cowboom had the Xbone for $220 shipped a couple weeks ago and couldn't sell out. So it may need to be $199, especially if Sony drops the PS4 to $299.
I hope QB will do good just because it's being made next door. Then again, Alan Wake was a let down in my books too... Having it made episodic doesnt exactly sound too promising.
I think the only people thinking it looks promising are XBOX One owners.
And the only people who don't are the haters... Xbone's future is as promising as any of the other consoles. Just a fact,
I would say so. They have games like Scalebound and Phantom Dust that we haven't seen anything yet and I'm sure we'll hear more about Gears and Crackdown along with other surprise games. Their future is just as bright as Sony's and I'm looking foward to E3 so see what they show off.
Absolutely... in fact, in my opinion, the exclusives coming on Xbone are superior to that of PS4.
Microsoft has a good future ahead of them they've released some very good games and things will only get better once Halo 5, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Scalebound etc and there also going to reveal new IP's at this years E3.
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