xbox 360 suddenly reviving.

When did the 360 die? :|

Okay, cool. Do we really care?

When did the 360 die? :|

madsnakehhh

[QUOTE="madsnakehhh"]

When did the 360 die? :|

SilverChimera

I think he is just flaming ;)

It looks to me more like dying.djsifer01

When did the 360 die? :|

madsnakehhh

I don't understand why fanboy look at the success of a console through its library. That aspect is based on sales only~

I didn't get the memo that it had died.

Anyways, I don't think this whole new barrage of motion controls is anything to be excited about. I mean, a months ago, almost everyone on system wars hated on the wii for "teh waggle" and now that something comes out similar to the motion controls, all of the sudden its the coolest thing ever. I'm not excited for Wii Motion Plus, Project Natal, or Sony's new idea for motion control for that matter. It should be exactly what everyone bashed it for a few months ago, a gimmick.

It almost pisses me off as much as thing with their touch screen. All of the sudden, everything is innovative because it happens to have a touch screen. There are many flaws with a touch screen, and there will be many flaws with the new motion controls.

And before anyone quotes me, I KNOW that project natal is only the use of a camera, and no controller. I don't want anyone hating on me. After the dissappointment of the eyetoy, motion control and cameras that track your movement are currently going to be taken with a grain of salt in my excitement.

I don't understand why fanboy look at the success of a console through its library. That aspect is based on sales only~

Blue-Sky

See, I base it on many things.

• Looks
• Ease of use (turning it on, and getting it do do stuff like operate games)
• Practicality
• Price
• Additional features (like internet browsers, music players, dvd readers, you know, the works)
• Add-ons (like motion control, rumble, the works)
• Overall fun
• Game quality (completely not based on the score, but how much I enjoy it)
• Game variety ( I also want it to please my company)

Along with many other things. I have very hard criteria.

[QUOTE="djsifer01"]It looks to me more like dying.bluecellspot

Everything has to die eventually, but I don't think natal was ever meant to save the life of Xbox.

I geniuinely think that they just wanted a new add-on to compete with the Wii.

[QUOTE="bluecellspot"][QUOTE="djsifer01"]It looks to me more like dying.verbtex

Everything has to die eventually, but I don't think natal was ever meant to save the life of Xbox.

I geniuinely think that they just wanted a new add-on to compete with the Wii.

[QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]

I don't understand why fanboy look at the success of a console through its library. That aspect is based on sales only~

verbtex

See, I base it on many things.

• Looks
• Ease of use (turning it on, and getting it do do stuff like operate games)
• Practicality
• Price
• Additional features (like internet browsers, music players, dvd readers, you know, the works)
• Add-ons (like motion control, rumble, the works)
• Overall fun
• Game quality (completely not based on the score, but how much I enjoy it)
• Game variety ( I also want it to please my company)

Along with many other things. I have very hard criteria.

No, you're wrong! Its sales only.

If I release a POS in a cardboard box and have ridiculous sales, guess what, its successful.
Now if you want to measure quality, then all that stuff you said comes into play. But thats a more personal, opinionated measure. "success" is more logical.

[QUOTE="verbtex"]

[QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]

I don't understand why fanboy look at the success of a console through its library. That aspect is based on sales only~

Blue-Sky

See, I base it on many things.

• Looks
• Ease of use (turning it on, and getting it do do stuff like operate games)
• Practicality
• Price
• Additional features (like internet browsers, music players, dvd readers, you know, the works)
• Add-ons (like motion control, rumble, the works)
• Overall fun
• Game quality (completely not based on the score, but how much I enjoy it)
• Game variety ( I also want it to please my company)

Along with many other things. I have very hard criteria.

No, you're wrong! Its sales only.

If I release a POS in a cardboard box and have ridiculous sales, guess what, its successful.
Now if you want to measure quality, then all that stuff you said comes into play. But thats a more personal, opinionated measure. "success" is more logical.

I can't argue with that, Congratulations...

You win this System Wars thread. :)