@puukusa @BradBurns

Anything but those damn suits.

Most of the people presenting at the Microsoft conference hardly had any meaningful roles in anything game related.

They were mostly just studio heads and CEOs who, let's face it, couldn't care less about games and are simply there to run the company financially.

They could just as easily run toothpick companies, with as much vigor.

The Microsoft Presentation had me interested in the new console good and proper.

The only thing that bugged me (about the presentation) was the overabundance of empty suits. There were so many useless corporate nobodies there, presenting all this hyped up information, that I couldn't help but wonder if it would have been better had they used people who were actually involved in the industry.

This becomes even more noticeable when juxtaposed with the PS4 reveal. At least Sony used someone (Mark Cerny, also the architect of the system) who actually developed games to present their hardware.

@LockDeltz @BradBurns @Prats1993 @burgeg

No, I meant their free online and attention to first party titles.

I own a Vita (I'm not sure if I'm proud of that) what are they doing to Vita owners?

@ZombieKen @Dangerous231

I also tend to be a console gamer myself, I'm not certain as to why.

At this point PCs and Consoles seem to be slowly merging.

With that said, I don't really know anything about PC and where it currently is. PCs just seem like moving targets to me, they're constantly upgrading.

@CyberLips @BradBurns

When it comes to these stupid big console companies, you just never know..

I hope the PS4 looks better.

@Prats1993 @burgeg

Yeah, I also favor Sony's business model.

Though, the PS3 had a rough start.

@Oldgun

It seems that you can use an external hard drive for everything.

@Trickymaster @karnis

Good point.

@vajjala1986 @karnis

How good are the warranties, though?