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I'll probably stick with 360 pads since I have that console and don't plan on getting this one, but it looks nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chux
It's really the only positive thing to come out of this whole debacle.
They've fixed the shitty dpad and the bulky battery compartment, the start and XBOX buttons are a little further away from the face buttons, and the bumpers seem to be at a more comfortable angle.
I'd be interested in seeing the split on TNL of who's buying which console after E3 is over. I'm of the same opinion as Jim Sterling, barring MS showing the best games ever seen at E3, I'll be preordering a PS4. It would be odd to see that 10 year sub to XBL lapse.
I'll most likely get them both eventually.
I'm building a new PC soon, but if I end up getting a console, it's looking like PS4.
Was there any justification given for the 360 accessories lock out on the X-One? That is a deal breaker.
I usually own every console each generation, but MS's stance on used games and some other aspects are probably going to make this the first gen I don't buy one of the major consoles. As long as Sony doesn't take a similar stance the PS4 will be bought when it hits less the 300 - 400 dollar range.
That's the honest answer.Quote:
Originally Posted by MechDeus
Whichever one fulfills my F-chan needs first will be the one I get first, unless I maneuver a deal like I did with the Wii U.
But if my tastes are limited to Japan, I probably won't need either. None of my RPG dudes could handle the budget for current gen development. How are they going to do PS4/Xbone development costs?
I think my Vita and 3DS will see the most use this gen.
Something about maximizing user experiences across all vertical utility zones in the pursuit of integration.Quote:
Originally Posted by sedition
Basically, "oh, yeah, you like that, bitch. Don't you? Uhhgh. Take it, bitch. Ohhh yeah."
Potential backpedal?
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@majornelson: We are months away from the launch of #XboxOne & policy decisions are still being finalized. When they are, we will let you know.
Yeah, but the one everyone buys first is going to end up being the de facto multiplayer system. I've grown away from playing games with TNL'ers the past few years, but that had to do with me using the 360 less and less. Most people on this forum started out with the 360, GRAW being the first major game, and moved from game to game for years.Quote:
Originally Posted by MechDeus
Its obvious that they haven't finalized anything yet. All these different people and 'legitimate' sources are saying things, and the internet flips out every time. majornelson said before, X is what has been decided, that's all. So he seems like the only one being reasonable. And even the one thing he said, I wouldn't be surprised if it changed by the end of this fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chux
This is basically the first time anyone here has stated playing online (with friends) as a reason to choose one system over another. I was huge on 360, but honestly, it was because I could play games, and also see when friends are online and play games with them. We could chat in a working system, it was easy to ping people, and it was an awesome way to play games and let friends know you were around to play something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schlep
There are obviously tons of systems that can do this now, so we'll see if any of them can do it as well as XBL did.