I agree competition is good, but we have more to lose by them succeeding than them failing. It sets a dangerous precedent with all these ways they try to directly control physical and digital software. It'd be just as bad for them to be a success. Be nice if they'd scrap this and put gamers first again like they mostly did with the 360 though even then, they were trying to squeeze money every way they could at gamer's expense.
[QUOTE="Kekira"]I like that lems are forgetting that what people didn't like were the used game fees, needing to stay connected, and the having the Kinect needing to be on. Things that have NOTHING to do with games and were already confirmed true multiple times by MS.shawn30
Nope. MS has only confirmed they are still in the process of finalizing their policies and will have plenty to talk about at E3. Try again :) Actually some PR dude actually said these were one of multiple ways they were handling all three of those aspects. They never said they were gonna scrap any of it or that they weren't true. Just they were true with other options soon to be announced. So yeah I'm still right. :P
I like that lems are forgetting that what people didn't like were the used game fees, needing to stay connected, and the having the Kinect needing to be on. Things that have NOTHING to do with games and were already confirmed true multiple times by MS.
My favorite silent character would be Caim from Drakengard. Didn't say a word after the action got started but was still able to get some sort of emotional attachment to the guy and his story.
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