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BiggestKJ · 06-11-2013, 02:59 AM

Still to early to count out Microsoft. They things people are complaining about like used games, always online, and backwards compatibility are all things that can be reverted by launch date if MS chooses to do so.

Whatever the case is, it's different strokes for different folks. I'm not buying the Xbox One because other people enjoy it. I'm buying it because of the superior online service (and they're beefing up their cloud). The differences in technical specs are not as great and I honestly wouldn't really notice. Since the original Xbox, MS has always delivered an all-around quality product (save the RROD issue) but the online gaming quality has always taken the cake for me.

It's clear Sony has won the hearts of the gaming community at E3, but there's still a lot of time from now until launch. Don't count out Microsoft yet.

06-11-2013, 02:59 AM	#27
BiggestKJ Pro OVR: 10 Join Date: Mar 2003	Still to early to count out Microsoft. They things people are complaining about like used games, always online, and backwards compatibility are all things that can be reverted by launch date if MS chooses to do so. Whatever the case is, it's different strokes for different folks. I'm not buying the Xbox One because other people enjoy it. I'm buying it because of the superior online service (and they're beefing up their cloud). The differences in technical specs are not as great and I honestly wouldn't really notice. Since the original Xbox, MS has always delivered an all-around quality product (save the RROD issue) but the online gaming quality has always taken the cake for me. It's clear Sony has won the hearts of the gaming community at E3, but there's still a lot of time from now until launch. Don't count out Microsoft yet.