@DeathCrusher91: Considering both services are nothing alike, I fail to see what kind of point you are attempting to make other than trying to subdue your buyer's remorse.

Xbox fanboys crowing over their crumbs again while the rest of the world passes them by. Sad!

Wow, for a few hours a week before launch on an existing program. Hope this isn't all MS is getting for its marketing deal.

@jasonw1978: Hello, shill. Whose alt are you?

Wow, another sports game. No wonder Xbox fanboys don't gloat as loudly over this as they used to.

Xbox fanboys still wetting themselves over Sweeney? What a surprise.

CDPR have been MS shills for years, supposedly anti-DRM while going up on MS' stage when the Xbone's old policies still existed. Opinion disregarded.

@MrFreehuggs: Here's what Yoshida actually said: "He then admitted that – even though Sony doesn't typically define its hardware policies based on feedback – the subject became a very useful source in regards to what Sony needed to convey about its new console and how to do it." All those sources say the exact same thing - they changed how it was communicated. It's even in the Polygon headline - "Sony rewrote its E3 script." They didn't change the content, as stated in the Polygon article - "However, House notes that Sony's policies didn't change at any point."

0/10 apply yourself.

@7tizz: Ah yes, vgchartz, that place notoriously known for making up most of its numbers. Thanks.

@MrFreehuggs: Read the article. It says they changed how they communicated that they weren't going to stoop to MS' level.

This is the reality: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-02-21-sony-tells-eurogamer-playstation-4-will-not-block-used-games

@rasterror: Don't try and compare the Wii U's proper BC to the joke on the Xbone Spencer has you salivating over.