@Flamingweazel
Your screenname suits your comment well...No where in my comment did I say companies never make mistakes "moron". I only meant Google has the proper financial backing and market analysis to venture into the mobile games sector.
I shouldn't even bother responding to ignorant posts like yours. -_-
No I wasn't kidding. The N64 might have had great exclusives majority first party...But it also marked the end of Nintendo having strong third party support...
After all, Did Final Fantasy 7...Arguably the greatest Final Fantasy of all time get released on N64? The trade off for using CD's would've bolstered software support on more powerful hardware.
Sometimes how I wish the N64 used CD-rom...No telling how that gen would've played out.
Hahaha...Indeed. It's tedious and annoying sometimes to click through them so I wanted to post them up.
@TwelveBitHero
"you're the one who's 'asinine'"
Attack the person instead of the argument. Typical. No need to get defensive or sensitive. I didn't insult or try to make you or your comment look ignorant. You and the disagrees did that all on its own and the link in my comment proves my point.
Alot of those XBO owners who "know what's "best" did offer Microsoft some feedback on improving the console and interface...For you to insinuate that products owner's can't give input on how to improve a product is just asinine.
http://www.usgamer.net/arti...
Obviously the sales disparity between the two says that "most owners" who are most likely well informed gamers know about the power and resolution difference between XBO and PS4...But to each of their own.
lol...What?
Hate to break it to you but that is how competition in the industry evolves and thrives. Nintendo resurrected the analog in 96...Sony threw in a second stick 98...Xbox 1 from 2001 kept some Dreamcast's controller design and so forth.
With your logic you could say the original Xbox controller is a ripoff of the PS controller which is a ripoff of the N64's and so forth.
Why? Do you think a multibillion dollar company like Google would take the risks into the already successful mobile sector if it was merely pointless? Don't count them out just yet.
I don't know why you got disagrees...There are quite a few good mobile games that are making their way to consoles in the form of "indies" anyway. Some are actually quite enjoyable with the right controller or control scheme. I had a blast with Riptide GP and that's coming to XBO anyway.
Different strokes for different folks I suppose...Even though I wasn't really an RPG gamer, I got into Dark Souls 1 pretty quick on PC...The level of exploration is what got my attention.
PC's use controllers nowadays...So the Konami code would most likely be the same.
Lol...Video game market crash incoming from the bombardment of gaming remakes and DLC.
PS2 and Xbox circa 2001 had High Definition support...(Gran Turismo 4 for PS2, 25 to Life and Amped 2 for Xbox 1 circa 2001).
Wow I get tired of seeing this shallow and ignorant argument about the Xbone's "AAA gamez"...Lets see reality about some AAA games XBO owners cling to...
Forza 5 - Less content than Forza 4 and had to be downgraded to run at 1080p 60fps
Ryse - A Xbox 360 Kinect game that got pushed over the XBO at the last minute ...
This comment is just a big bag of hope and wishful thinking...Grabbing unto delusions of grandeur such as "Tiled Resources and multithreaded processing" along with the belief Phil Spencer is the second coming of Xbox after it was supposed to be Titanfall. PS4 is succeeding with no need for delusional hype, hope, or dreams. The best Microsoft can do is keep the PR drivel they spout often to a minimum and continue to support their platform with confidence.
I don't know what "'movie' games" you were playing but I enjoyed a high degree of interactivity with my PS3 gaming collection. There is nothing wrong with balanced CINEMATICS with gameplay or even having a seemless transition like the Uncharted series or Max Payne 3.
That's an odd assessment to concoct...Seeing as Forza 5 was rushed out the gate with LESS content than Forza 4 to support the launch of XBO ... http://www.ign.com/articles...
Drive Club on the other hand from Evolution Studios doesn't have the pressures of releasing a sub par or incomplete product.