I'd love to get to the point where older games could get put onto new systems with things like online functionality. I mean there's a few on PC, and the consoles, but an incredibly small minority.

It'd be a huge selling point for me if I could have a collection of old NES/SNES/Genesis games that had online functionality, so I could play with other 3DS users with those games.

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This. No one really care for the ps3 exclusives. Even the cows don't really care.

ermacness

It's funny because the only people in this quote chain commenting on sales would be PS3 fans

Honestly this just seems like a smart move.

I always figured CS: GO was Valve's attempt to truly refine CS, and turn it into a properly supported e-sport fit with a proper matchmaking system, and a bunch of features to allow teams to compete with each other much more easily.

It just seems like a waste of resources to focus on both the consoles and PC equally. The PC is where you focus if you want that e-sport dominance.

Not until the PS3 fanboys are gone

However, with how many exclusives they talk about you'd think they'd be playing them. Just goes to show how worthless they also think their exclusives are.

The most important feature you left off was

• More games to play than the Vita

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[QUOTE="BibiMaghoo"]

Its still a game dude. I play games to have fun. My fun in a game is not determined by me winning. Its as simple as that.

Some are suggesting their enjoyment is determined by winning. For those people I feel sorry.

VoodooHak

Again it's mostly because these are competitive games, it's the same feeling people get when they lose at a football game or a basketball game. It's a game yes but people are competitive so they get angry and part of enjoying the game is winning. Nothing to feel sorry about, that's just human nature.

I think we all understand that winning is the overall objective. It's just that people take it way too seriously.

I've always found winning to be more fun than losing.

I would say so.

Heck, even on a forum such as this, where information is abundant, it seems evereyone's always announcing their plans to purchase games or systems no matter what happens.

Brand name reigns supreme as one of the key reasons people buy the things they do.

Sony

• I'd like to see a new controller design that's actually good
• Less focus on shooters

MS

• Get rid of points

Both

• Avoid high prices

Mix Valve's ability to tell a story without words, and Black Isle's ability to tell a story with words, and then combine both traits under some type of RPG/FPS hybrid like Deus Ex

They should focus some effort on getting Forza to be more known.

It just doesn't sell as well as "The best reviewed driving series" should