They are and more than likely it's the way of the future but I want none of it. And this is coming from someone who has enjoyed their 360 infinitely more than their PS3. It's PS4 and Wii U this time around. #3.1
While I agree that Sony has, without a doubt, the more appealing offering in regards to next gen I'd argue that Microsoft being finished would only hurt the game industry as a whole. We need healthy competition. I'd rather Microsoft just sulk away embarrassed and confused and realize the error of their ways. They need to be humbled not destroyed. #2.1
He's in damage control mode and just hoping this whole thing blows over sooner than later. Hopefully there's something that Sega can do legally to hold him responsible. There's blatant fraud involved here. The shame is that people are still buying the game. As long as Sega still sees a positive return on Colonial Marines the less likely they'll be to take legal action. #4.3
And isn't the general consensus that the PS3 is more powerful? For some reason almost all of my multi platform games are for my 360 due to them looking and running better. My PS3 is for exclusives and bluray. If Sony makes the PS4 easier to develop for I'll be on board day one. If not, I foresee the same issues. I'm only doing one console next generation. Sony has better exclusives yet multiplatform games far outnumber the yearly exclusive. I'd rather the vast majority of game... #1.2.6
All I know is its slow. I'm not sure why it's slow but it is. Just not sure why they didn't see this as an issue prior to launch. Hopefully tweaking the OS helps. #4.2
So why does this just apply to video games? What about cars, furniture, electronics, etc etc... Such a backwards ass argument. This is about greed and nothing else. Whoever wrote this article is a certified idiot. #9
The population of the US makes up roughly 4.5% of the world population yet we purchase nearly half of the 8 million plus guns manufactured worldwide each year. I think that in itself says something. Guns are big business and as such will never go away nor should they, but it's time for regulation and reform. There's enough guns in America. #2.1.2
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