@moonco: Yes, it's exactly like the PS pro. Most games will look and run better if you have it, but these systems will not have exclusives. That would be system suicide for either.

@bubba_666: I'd recommend it, if you're going to be using it quite a bit. If you're just going to casually game, then the standard is fine. I've been very pleased with mine since launch, and curious to see what the Scorpio will offer as well. This has already been an amazing year for gaming, and it just started!

@uk_friday: I have both as well, and think the Xbox UI is garbage. I hate the Windows 8 style blocks everywhere, and it's really BS that I have an advertisement on the main page. Seriously!? $60 and still have to see that, while my PS screen is nice and decorated to my liking. Can't do that on Xbox. XBlive may be more stable during MP gaming, but the interface is garbage. Everyone has an opinion.

There are so many amazing games so far this year (Nioh, Gravity Rush 2, Horizon, Zelda, etc.), but I've honestly been most excited for this game. I would have purchased NieR, regardless of the score, but I can't lie, it's great to see it almost unanimously praised (It's still at 90% on metacritic). Just a little longer.

@Barighm: From what I've read, Platinum owns Scalebound out right. Microsoft just canceled the Microsoft funded work done up to that point. I guess, what has been created so far, that code is owned by Microsoft. Sony, or Nintendo, would have to fund the game from a new starting point. So, it's possible we could see Scalebound somewhere else, but I would wager, it will be something different, based on Scalebound. I hope that makes sense.

Hmmmm, this could be good. Honestly, if I were trying to appease kids with games, on the cheap. I'd get them Gamefly. That way, you're not tied to some random 100 games. You can rent what you want. Though, like Phil said, it will hopefully grow (like Netflix did), and become a bigger, better service. I'll just wait and see. The more gaming options, the better.

@Drakillion: I've read it's not a super short game, but if you could finish in 5 hours or so, I'd understand the argument that it's too easy. I just hope it's a great game. I'm really excited to play it.

@gamingdevil800: that makes sense. I guess in the states and UK, X marks the spot, and O no (as in oh no, lol).

@ButDuuude: now that your mentioning it, I think I have seen that in the settings, but didn't think much of it. I'll check again, thanks.

@gamingdevil800: Nice. I have noticed a lot of Japanese imports have those buttons swapped. O button activates everything and X button backs out. Now I'm curious where that comes from. Cool, I'm really looking forward to this game, and Persona 5 in a month.