@louixiii: Every time someone at Microsoft speaks about the Xbox, it's the equivalent of a comb-over. Everyone knows you're bald but that little bit of hair makes you feel better. And when Sony does something, the combing gets more frantic with the addition of mousse.
At this rate, looks like Nintendo switch will have more exclusives than the Scorpio come launch times and everyones been complaining about how the Switch has no launch exclusives. Shows just how powerful blind brand dedication can be.
@deakenblack: People that own Xbox are not happy about the cancellation of the only game that looked good and you call them basement whiners? Way to send mixed signals, you a fanboy activist or not?
haha, funny. Let's see Kia drop the price of it's Soul with one half-wit passenger to match the price of a Camaro LT. Wow, is that console pricing whacked.
Here is the correct pricing structure:
Xbox One S: $199 all bundles
PS4 Slim: $249 all bundles
PS4 Pro: $349, damn them for not having any bundles.
Last year for PC I bought Quantum Break, Gears of War 4, Forza H3 & Recore. Phil seriously believes this year will be bigger? The only serious title of any value on their slate is Crackdown 3. Are there mysterious games coming out this year they never announced? Because that would be inconsistent with how they operate.
If they did some sort of 4k remaster of Halo 5 for the Scorpio that would be cool. Maybe they indent to have all first party catalog titles get 4k upgrade patches to make the new console more viable for those already gaming in 4k on PC and PS4 Pro.
Phil's blog on the Xbox site just basically affirmed that their big games are remasters, indies and more backwards compatible. So in other words, they got nuthin'.
I've never been so uninterested with their lineup as I am this year.
So is this Microsoft's way of trying to capture a Team Fortress style game? Seems like a game they didn't bother to ask themselves if they should when they decided that they could.
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