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Sorry 23, but your posting is indeed making you seem like a Sony Fanboy. Your hating and taking the negative out of everything MS.
Not that your alone in this, the entire Internet is behind you.
In m eyes, alot of people don't like change. They like what they have Become comfortable with. The xbone is a change. Good or bad....it's to early. I think it will probably end up being good.
I find it odd that xbox owners are calling other xbox owners sony anythings.
That said what I told him specifically stands. If he wants to troll then ill cite him. When you guys become mods you can handle these matters but until then lets move back to the X box.
Thank You
Galaxy Note 2Last edited by 23; 06-09-2013, 12:29 PM.Comment
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-In order for you, the consumer, to have a bunch of games to play, you need a healthy industry revolving around you. Regardless of what you think about, Piracy and used game sales affected the bottom line of the publishers and developers. DRM, while annoying, helps that.
-Always on. This is the one that bothered me most, as I have on occasion traveled with my 360 for work road trips. However, if the trade off is actually cloud based gaming and better perform ace in worlds, etc, I think in the long run I will be okay. Frankly, since the iPad has hit its stride, I haven't even considered traveling with the 360. If my cable goes out for a few hours or even a day or 2, I will be okay. I can find other things to do. I can see where the hardcores could be concerned though.
-Kinect always on. This is just ridiculous. There are way more concerning ways that the government may be "watching" us then a friggin game console. People that champion Privacy concerns by choosing a console are, IMO, totally out of touch. If you want to do something about encroachments of privacy, don't use Kinect as a bullet point. Its just stupid.
As far as used games go it's either used games or no one buys your game period. This means the market is stable at best or is going to steadily decline at worst. Especially is the prices of the games don't change. At least with used games you get Word of Mouth advertising out there so people can properly support your next project (if the game was indeed any good). Like I said, you have no idea how huge the video game review industry is going to get with used games no longer being a viable option. Our only hope of getting an opinion of a game rests on either just dropping 60$ hoping the game is worth our time with no hope of recouping our investment (say for example the game is singleplayer with less than 10 hours of gameplay) or relying on the opinion of others to tell us is the game worth our time (IGN, GameSpot, GameInformer, etc).
2. Fair enough. If you're making the decision based on how it effects you that's fine and you're welcome to that opinion. However, a majority of the people don't see the benefit, because prices of games are most likely not going to change. If the prices stay the same, you'll still have the same amount of people buying new at best, or a decreased amount otherwise (due to financial situation).
3. Meh. It doesn't really concern me since I've already made up my mind I'm not getting an X1, but I can see why they might champion that cause though (considering it's making headlines in other countries besides just this one....)Comment
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Yes I would agree with this. However, I also think they are trying to cut down on friends that just pass games along after finishing them to other people. There is no way to actually quantify how much this happens, but I would assume it is a decent number. I see no problem with this. You should pay to play these games, and the money should go to the correct parties.GT: Event Horizon 0Comment
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Yes I would agree with this. However, I also think they are trying to cut down on friends that just pass games along after finishing them to other people. There is no way to actually quantify how much this happens, but I would assume it is a decent number. I see no problem with this. You should pay to play these games, and the money should go to the correct parties.Comment
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Most people don't buy both consoles. The PS4 is absolutely relevant to the Xbone and vice-versa.Comment
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Yes I would agree with this. However, I also think they are trying to cut down on friends that just pass games along after finishing them to other people. There is no way to actually quantify how much this happens, but I would assume it is a decent number. I see no problem with this. You should pay to play these games, and the money should go to the correct parties.Comment
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Yes I would agree with this. However, I also think they are trying to cut down on friends that just pass games along after finishing them to other people. There is no way to actually quantify how much this happens, but I would assume it is a decent number. I see no problem with this. You should pay to play these games, and the money should go to the correct parties.
Ive purchased 4 games in the past 6 mos and two of them I purchased because I rented them and tried them out before purchasing. I wouldve never purchased them without renting them first.Comment
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The Xbox market in China isnt that huge to cause these restrictions. Piracy is a ****ing red herring and MS and the game publishers know it.Comment
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Im just saying, in business terms, that I agree with Pubs/Developers trying to get that percentage of cash. Hell, if you enjoyed the game you should feel compelled to buy the game regardless in support.GT: Event Horizon 0Comment
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Well the whole point is that someone is getting the full game experience for free because their Bro is cool enough to give them the game. I don't really see a problem with them trying to recoup that potential lose. Sure, maybe they would have just not bought the game, but there is also a good chance they would have bought the game as well.
Im just saying, in business terms, that I agree with Pubs/Developers trying to get that percentage of cash. Hell, if you enjoyed the game you should feel compelled to buy the game regardless in support.
Same goes if I borrowed or a friend gave me a CD. I'm getting the full music experience there too.Comment
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So I guess you feel the same way about movies and music. I pay 9 bucks a month for Netflix and a small percentage of that goes to the movie studios. A much less percentage than they would get if I watched the same movie in the theater or purchased the DVD or if I borrowed the DVD from a friend. Your argument would be that I should pay full price for each rental. I'm getting the full movie experience, right?
Same goes if I borrowed or a friend gave me a CD. I'm getting the full music experience there too.GT: Event Horizon 0Comment
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Not if my friend lends me a DVD or a CD. Also using the Netflix example, there is a BIG difference between the pennies per subscriber that movie studios will get from Netflix versus the $60 per game developers will get by forcing you to buy the game instead of renting or borrowing it from a friend.Comment
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Not if my friend lends me a DVD or a CD. Also using the Netflix example, there is a BIG difference between the pennies per subscriber that movie studios will get from Netflix versus the $60 per game developers will get by forcing you to buy the game instead of renting or borrowing it from a friend.
Who knows, if this is successful, maybe you see DVD's and CD's go the way of the DoDo so they can also recoup loses from Friends and secondary markets.
Also, I find differences in the medium, but lets not get into that.GT: Event Horizon 0Comment
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