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[QUOTE="Jakandsigz"]MS is going to try a 3rd time, but if they under cut the PS4's release date they may have a chance..
This could be good if they under cut Sony in two major markets. They have U.S. on an even field, they are undercutting the PS4 in Europe, and they can also have a chance to under cut the Xbox One in japan. Maybe even have it out this year. With their above-average launch titles in comparison, it may be enough to get a good kick. Coming out later will spell doom in that countyMicrosoft Next week, the Xbox One roadshow heads to the eastern part of the globe with a major presence at the 2013 Tokyo Game Show in Japan, which starts Sept. 19. You may remember that Microsoft made the decision not to attend TGS in 2012 but since they are planning to launch a new hardware console very soon, the company thought it made sense to show up this year. In addition to having a number of upcoming Xbox 360 games on the show floor, Microsoft's TGS 2013 website reveals it will have eight playable Xbox One games: "FIFA 14," "Kinect Sports Rivals," "Crimson Dragon," "Forza 5," "Ryse," "Max: The Curse of Brotherhood," "Killer Instinct" and "Titanfall." Microsoft might also use next week's TGS to make an announcement on when the Xbox One will launch in Japan. Sony has already announced a Feb. 22 launch for the rival PlayStation 4.Lumpy311
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If the original Xbox and Xbox 360 couldn't sell in Japan, what makes them think the Xbone will be any different?
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Europe is Playstation teritory...
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But it's funny how Microsoft is trying to lure European gamers with FIFA;
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It's not funny, it's smart. Microsoft isn't dumb, it never was, no matter what Sony drones tell you.
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it is funny, dude; Microsoft can't give Europeans a compelling reason on why Xbone is a better value then PS4 so, the next best thing is to, "Bait" them" into buying it???Â
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