It boils down to simple facts. PlayStation doesn't limit the potential of used games, PlayStation doesn't require you have a constant connection, and PlayStation doesn't have a built-in Big Brother spying on you in your living room at all times.
Microsoft, what were you thinking?

@coatess They won't. Always-on Kinect is part of the console. You want Big Brother in your living room?

@francisismyhero I really, really hope you're right, but I don't see Microsoft being nearly as generous with their sales as Steam is, at any point, ever. Comparing Steam and Microsoft is, quite simply, an awful comparison.

Complaining about Microsoft not showing enough Kinect games just makes your entire rant look like a joke, since that's been the biggest problem with Microsoft's presentations for the last few years now. While I will agree that the game line-up wasn't fantastic, at least it wasn't laden with mediocre Kinect titles that no one really cares about.

I get it people, it's PopCap, and it's PvZ. But this is AFTER EA bought them out, do you think they would have ever made a PvZ SHOOTER had EA not forced them to? Absolutely not.

Jesus EA, get out of here.

Only when the headline BF games start dropping in sales will they return to BC.

But it won't be 'all about the games', Microsoft's E3 presentations have barely been about games at all for a good three years now.

How amusing that they actually seem to think they're making an entirely new game. It's Call of Duty, the same mediocre FPS you guys have been developing for years now. End of discussion.

Is that.. Jeff Gerstmann?!