@svaubel Jupp, a 500 GB HDD means that the majority of games have to be stored in the cloud. For how long? Until they release the next Xbox and shut the old one down?

What is it with Microsoft and this all mighty cloud about having to be connected all the time, anytime, everywhere? Some of the best selling games out there are NONE CONNECTED games like Dishonored, The Last of Us, Fallout 3, Fallout Vegas, Tomb Raider. Sure some of them have some poor multiplayer mode, but we dont buy these games for that.

- 50% weaker than PS4.

- More expensive.

- Forced Kinect bundle.

- Huge as shit.

- DRM is coming back later on.

- Not indie friendly at launch.

No way.

So I buy a bunch of disc based games.... A few years later Microsoft turns the DRM back on, and the discs I paid a shit load of money for becomes useless. No thanks, I rather go for Sony. I need someone I can trust at this point.

@telaros @Dreamcast86 There are plenty we can do about it.

1. Dont buy digital.

Its the consumers that decide, not Microsoft.

You people need to realise that Steam is nothing but a rental service for game licensing, and they may close every game profile whenever they want to do so, just like Microsoft and Sony will close PS3 and Xbox 360 when the online service is no longer profitable. Enjoy it while you can. It might be fine now, but one day all digital will screw you over, each and everyone. When I buy a physical copy today, I can keep that disc forever, along with my console that doesnt require me to be online.

@horselessheadsm I agree. Its pretty my a rental service.

Microsoft wanted to kill physical game ownership. That is a huge problem for me on consoles.

Physical ownership over our games is the ONLY trade off we get from consoles over PC these days. Thats why people were pissed off on Microsoft.

People were pissed at Microsoft over the 24 hour check in, and revoking game ownership over physical discs, and that doesnt work on consoles.