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Good article!
"This happened with the Xbox 360, with the PS3, with the Wii U."
People tend to have short memories. But this is exactly what happened to the 360 and PS3. Why the WiiU is getting slammed for this is funny. Devs are still making money on the consoles we have now. They are not just going to shift all resources to a new system right off the bat.
Their reveal is on schedule, May 21st, and Activision is revealing the next gen Call Of Duty there. I don't think we'll have to wait long for these rumors to be sorted out.
People must forget that Microsoft launched the 360 in 2005, almost 8 years ago, they've had plenty of time to test, work things out. The 360s is the perfect example of a quality console with little to no issues.
Yeah nice read....I don't think MSFT will have a problem here. Worst case scenario, they delay until feb/march 2014.
I already figured the Xbox would launch then anyway.