@Zelda187
"So you're saying that you need like 4 or 5 devices in your living room/bedroom that all do the same goddamn thing?
I say toss those features out the fucking window if it means making a watered down gaming console that is barely an improvement over the 360.
I'm primarily a PC gamer, but I went into last years E3 with an open mind towards the consoles. I was open to the XBone and I was open to the PS4. But after that fucking debacle that Microsoft put forth, I was most certainly swayed to go with the PS4.
Skype with someone while playing a game? Who does this? Seriously. A quick show of hands from somebody who uses this shit...
Voice commands? Who uses these? Seriously. A quick show of hands from somebody who is still routinely using this shit to power on/off their XBone instead of just pushing the button in the middle of the controller...
The XBone is chock full of a bunch of useless, gimmicky shit that is already available on a wide array of electronics that you already have laying around the house.
Instead of creating a quality game console that is focused on videogames first and foremost...they decided to produce some half ass "multi media" tool.
And they're paying the price because of it."
You're right about the Microsoft debacle. No doubt about it. They totally misplayed last years E3. It was a complete and utter failure. What they were trying to do is deliver a steam like service but they totally f****d up by mentioning the DRM and 24 hour check in. That may have been the most disastrous sales pitch ever delivered. I'm not sure why they thought mentioning DRM and such was a good idea. A real head scratcher that caused a LOT of knee jerk reactions. People that were going to buy an xbox one went right out and bought a PS4.
As far skype goes, I use it some but not much. I don't know that many people that have a skype account. It is a slick feature though.
On voice commands. I use them all the time. Mostly for movies/tv/netflix/music and such.
As far as your statement about all the electronics laying around: That's true, but hooking up one device is much easier than hooking up multiple devices. It's just way easier to manage. My tv input stays on the same input all the time. Once you experience it, you'll never want to go back to having to f**k with all that other crap.
As far as quality games go, there's already some good ones out for the console and more to come. So you can choose not to enjoy them. You can still be mad at last years E3 failure by Microsoft or you can move on. Some of the games coming out for xb1 look mind blowing to me.
As far as you saying it's a watered down gaming machine, remember the PS4 cannot utilize the POWAH OF THE CLOUD! Because of this, the ps4 is a second class online console when compared to the xbox one. hahahahaha! no cloud powah for you! hahahahaha!
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