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Bias against the Xbone? LOL
idk who cares what they say.
i have an xbox one and i love it, thats all that matters.
plan to pick up a ps4 when a good deal comes up.
if you're letting these sites dictate how you think you're doing it wrong.
Ugh. No multiplatform site is biased against your favourite console. The specific author/writer/host/pundit just has an opinion that differs from yours - or is just trolling for hits as opposed to actively hating on a particular system.
This is one thing I will never understand.
If you like a particular console, good stuff!
Have as much fun playing it as humanly possible.
Who gives two flying turds what other people think or say?
If people let others opinions effect them that much, they should really not be on the internet to begin with.
Lets be honest the internet is a cesspool of trolls and wankers.
Journalism has gone Meta..