I think they realized Live is their bread and butter. Cut the fat and get the non supporters of the system and cut your overhead.

Well thats part of the beauty of where Microsoft was heading with some of their more questionable choices, they only wanted the 40 million gold subscribers to buy their system.

To be honest a Last Gaurdian announcement would of made the PS4 a day one.

How could I not have seen TitanFall, my soony brothers won't let it rest for one day.

The 100$ difference remains to be seen if its bad or good for Microsoft. It 's easy to assume it;'s bad but consumer spending isnt predictable.

Microsoft may have just pulled off the greatest product awareness campaign in videogaming history.

And the best thing is they have successfully used the SONY band camp to spread the idea of owning their product like wild fire.

Consumers with no allegiance generally want to read about products generating the most buzz hated or loved

I really cant wait.

Thank you SONY fans for the continued dedication and hard work put into making the XBOX One the system we all new it would be.

Hmmm static enviroments versus set peice games ... neither point is strong enough to debate

Well we definetly agree that for a couple of days this year Sony's rally call "For gamers by gamers " failed to be recognized by critics

At this point this game is already habit forming for these guys....

Come on Sony boys, you guys have dedicated your life to this game...just go friggin pre-order it already...

Yeah I finally see it now... Titanfall is totally meh..

Just antother generic shooter with 2/3 story tall agile mechs, and Prince of Persia style platforming with foot soldier squad combat, but totally unrealistic battles between foot soldier and mechs( because in the world we live in a foot soldier has never taken out a tank or helicopter) while trying to do epic set peices or battles that you would normally see in a single player experience.

I wish those guys would have a had at least one idea to run with at their first meeting.