I agree with what you're saying about the early adopters. I know quite a few people are unhappy about this but I don't mind at all. I have no need for the HDMI and the bigger hard drive because I don't have a HDTV and I don't plan on downloading movies to my 360 and I think a lot of people are in the same boat. And highps3, I've had my 360 for a year and I haven't had a problem with it breaking down. Although I must admit I know a LOT of people that have theirs break.... sadly nothing can be ...
IT' CALLED CHOICE. Jesus Christ! This in no way affects current 360 owners. Current owners can buy the 120gb hard drive whenever they want and that's great, but I'm fine with the 20gb and have no need for the Elite Console. In this day and age consoles WILL go through some sort of revision throughout their life cycle and it WILL happen to the PS3 too. Do you really believe it will have a 10 year life cycle? Not without some sort of revisions it won't. I never heard anyone complaining when Son...
Please people... The Elite 360 is just an 'option' for people that want the HDMI, bigger hard drive and what not. Current 360 owners can still buy the 120gb hard drive whenever they want. The majority of people don't own an HDTV and probably won't until the next generations of consoles roll around so what it all comes down to is the games, and right now the 360 is the console to get if you want to play good games. Sure some good games might come out on the PS3 in the future, but why should I ...
Capcom had no choice but to go multiplatform. The PS3 user base is just nowhere near big enough to make a profit. Companies have to make money and Capcom know what they're doing. DMC4 will not be watered down either. The 360 is a powerful machine and is relatively easy to program for, unlike the mess that is the Cell Processor.
Microsoft prepping component to HDMI adapter?
>> From engadget.com:
Friendly tipster Evan M wasn't too stoked to see an Xbox 360 Elite headed for store shelves after he'd just purchased a Premium 360, especially considering the fact that his TV has a whole HDMI port twiddling its thumbs, just waiting to get its game on. After informing Microsoft of his displeasure through what we're sure was a politely worded email, Evan claims to have received a slightly encouraging r...