Most likely. It's not just a countdown to E3 because you don't count down to something that isn't your own. It's either the announcement of the nextbox or it's another significant announcement (of which I doubt there would be anything besides the next xbox.)
I wonder if he'll announce it sitting next to some mountain dew or Doritos.
Issue are issues, but signing into PSN isn't a game issue, it's a network issue which could be your fault. It has absolutely nothing to do with the game or the quality.
Pretty sure they are talking about the PC version.
This is Final Fantasy's attempt to get back in the limelight. A dying game making news by introducing something all the big names wouldn't dream of. Let it go FFXI, your time has passed!
You're looking at it the wrong way...
Microsoft had achievements, then Sony copied with the trophies...Microsoft has a right to do what they want with the instant gratification of achievements/medals because the idea is theirs (from a console standpoint).
Looks like these won't be as prominent as achievements. Achievements look to be the bread and butter, but medals are just representations or achievements? Guess we'll have to wait and see...
I love the new layout of the xbox screen though!
This reminds me of a game that was out for the original xbox. My brother was really big on it. You woke up in a hospital bed and saw yourself in mirrors. I think it's a one word title too. I'm sure someone will pick it up.
Anyways, I like the fact that they color the places you need to go red. That's a good addition that will allow you to fly from place to place. I just hope it doesn't make it completely unbelievable.
BO2 on the Wii isn't a good explanation of your point. The reason there are "nicer" or "more mature" people on the Wii U version of BO 2 is because the sample size is so low. No one is playing the Wii U at this point judging by their sales so the sample size of possible jerks to play it is low. They are all playing the 360 version and have no incentive to move to the Wii U (since it's a less fleshed out version in terms of the features available.)