@b74kd3th Ok, if you say so. I've played a rather large number of games over the past five years without buying a single online pass for my used games. Funny how that works.

@b74kd3th Not anywhere near as plentiful as you make them out to be.

@NoAngle @bottaboomstick The XOne is a glorified cable box with worse gaming specs than the PS4. Have fun with that. I won't be.

@PayneKiller Because they have run out of other straws to grasp at. Literally, every other argument they have has been crushed by MS themselves.

@A_Rabid_Dog @TheGamerPhenom @Dezuria @Stebsis Oh, I get the feeling that the day one sales will see heads roll at MS. And I think a guy like Mattrick should be one of the first to go . . .

@Dezuria @Stebsis The sad reality is, Microsoft had a HUGE fan base heading into this. All they had to do was keep to the same formula that made the 360 so damn successful, and I'd still be a Microsoft user.

But as a consumer, I hate to feel like I'm being ignored or screwed over, and Microsoft has made that the case WAY too often. All Sony has to do is watch them continue to shoot themselves in the foot. I've never seen a company implode on something this badly before.

@Samslayer It was just the extra nail in the coffin for me. I disliked it from the get go with their reveal, and everything since has only made me dislike it more.

@dlCHIEF58 @TheGamerPhenom @b74kd3th Key words are selected games. Until I see it being widely integrated, I don't believe it will become a huge issue.

@BelaidKL @Samslayer That's very true. And that arrogance and ignorance has pushed away their consumers. So they get to deal with the repercussions, just as Sony did with the poorly priced PS3. Whether or not Microsoft learns from their slice of humble pie like Sony did is my real question.

@Samslayer And are taking the backlash associated with it.