So if you have bad/poor/slow Internet, you get one Xbox One. And a box of dog shit sent to your registered billing address.
Azure doesn't do emulation. It's simply a cloud platform (feature rich, but still just cloud). Remember, you heard it here first.
Hahaha! *wipes eyes*
People aren't complaining. Gamers are. And they have every right to do so.
Perfect? If perfect now means shit, yeah, it was perfect.
Negative is so butthurt, it echoes when he farts.
There's no way Xbox One will be $300.
EDIT: @Queasy You're right. I keep forgetting MS with subsidize the console for a 2yr XBL commitment.
Cool, I'm ready for the PS4. I already have a TV receiver.
Move me. Then get another bubble and try again. Baby need his binky? Hahaha!
Puff. Puff. Pass my friend. If you just keep puffing, stupid shit like what you just typed happens.
I'm not underwhelmed, I'm flat out disgusted. At the same time, I'm grateful I'm not vested in their ecosystem.
Increased sales.
They don't care if they've frustrated gamers. It's pretty obvious the Xbox One was built WITHOUT gamers in mind.
I hate almost everything I saw at the Microsoft reveal. Nothing got me hyped, rather, concerned. Sony's reveal showed me power, games, games and games. PS4's sharing/streaming capabilities will be awesome.
I don't think games (outside of saves) should have any kind of reliance on the cloud. For the exact reason you mentioned. It's all about how the cloud is leveraged and MS's approach sounds nice, but unrealistic with the US and International Internet infrastructures.
EDIT: From what we know of the PS4 so far, yes, that is a PS4 :)
EDIT2: The Steam Box will play x86 based PC games. I'm unsure if they'll have a Linux version, but it is possi...
Devs aren't the only ones disappointed...
Yeah it plays games. But it's a set-top box, not a console.
Sony's focus was on...wait for it...GAMES. Coming out with that as the only topic (outside of tech specs, etc.) showed PlayStation as a brand is about video games. Microsoft showed the world the Xbox brand is about whatever can make Microsoft money. Glad it played out the way it did personally.
They aren't changing anything. It's a potential revenue stream.
It means the PS4 is even more appealing than it already was. I want a game console with extra features more than I want a set-top box that play games with a camera always on.