@THUGWOMAN332 how did i know!? please tell me you are only saying that in reference to my comment at an attempt to troll?

@finalkain @clynch0527 @VeeArSick @Monsterkillah im referring to exclusives, CoD is multiplatform, but you are still right, its not a good one.

@VeeArSick @Monsterkillah And please dont say forza and halo.

@NoAngle @clynch0527 @Angelsoft717 Sony had a great line up, focused heavily on indie devs, which MS didn't give two shits about at the time. Id say Sony won that by a mile.

@Angelsoft717 And we also saw how silent sony stayed before E3, then came out and just destroyed MS. We still have Gamescon, and sony said they are announcing alot of NEW IPs.

Microsoft changes all the policies, and announces the heat control feature. Do I feel another MS Rep telling us to deal with it?

@tjlazer its already playing you, what you talking fool!?

@racerxgundam @Xavmaster12 and these articles make it more fun day by day!

Every place that delivers pizzas, will now be using Xbox consoles to keep your pizzas warm and fresh!

@bobnice @Tauu While you are correct that they should point it out. It could also be noted that consumers should not have to worry about this knowing Microsoft knew there was a problem with the 360. As you see from comments, this news has somewhat backfired by leading people to believe the console WILL face heat issues. That in return has caused a lot of concern with the X1. Even though they say it will prevent it from overheating, that still leads people to believe it could still happen. Take a video card for example, or any computer component. The more times it overheats, or even gets near the thresh hold, it shortens the life. This could lead people to believe that if they hear the fans get louder and notice the system in a low power state multiple times, it is obviously not a good sign and the system will eventually start shutting down.