@Pilgrim117 @Draco416 But those functionalities are what they're marketing; even the box itself looks like some kind of hub.

They need more; since Xbox is now just an entertainment hub, families will be buying them, not just hardcore gamers, like with the PS4.

@kamikazeespleen Better question: Why did they remake a game that was only 7 years old?

@lndf117 Are you conservative? That might be it.

@Jonny-Two-Delta You can thank the liberals for wasting my tax dollars like that, but I would appreciate you not lumping all Americans in with them.

@M3o5nster @Draco416 How was I judging? All was saying is that I plan on serving in the military. You obviously didn't get the humor.

@CptJohnnyRico @Tuckpoint You just jumped off the cliff of rationality with that comment.

@CptJohnnyRico @Draco416 @Tuckpoint What I'm saying is that incentive doesn't work as often as people think. I used to hate cutting my parents' lawn, but I got an allowance for it. I STILL hate cutting lawns. If you offer me a $300k/yr job solving algebraic equations, I will still hate algebra. I'll love the pay, but I'll hate the algebra.

I've played Gears of War, Call of Duty, Battlefield, Saints Row, Uncharted, Killzone, Sniper Elite, Assassin's Creed and more. I've also watched Immortals, Kick-Ass, Django Unchained and more. The only people I ever plan on killing are Taliban.

@CptJohnnyRico @Tuckpoint To me, incentive and reward have nothing to do with it. Playing Call of Duty is no different from watching Django Unchained or Kick-Ass. It's glorified violence and murder, plain and simple. But I agree with Tuckpoint that it's not just about completely removing those elements form the industry, because that's an unrealistic goal. It's more about good parenting, i.e., teaching kids "the difference between". The problem is that we need more REAL parents with REAL morals.