Microsoft revealed its new console, the Xbox One, today, and the console race is officially on. It’s not close to finished, but both Sony and Microsoft have had a chance to give us a first look at their new consoles, and I’m handing this first round to Microsoft. Neither company exactly blew it out of the water, but in a battle of mostly-boring, unsatisfactory console reveals, Microsoft’s felt more together.
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This is the way most rational people see it.
Once people see Kinect and MSFT's Azure cloud computing platform boosting the Xbox One games shown at E3, this blogosphere crusade will be all but a distant memory.
I just don't see how a console reveal not showing an actual console, promising specs with games running on PC, vaguely talking about services and features basically in concept rough draft stage could have won this.
Talking about features and motion camera but only showing clips with no live demo, I mean come on. I think most of this post XB1 reveal noise is basically all about what I mentioned above. MSFT showed the console running apps, games and services on the console with crazy advanced features like multi tasking and cloud computing etc.
Sony was smart showing PS4 games running on PC even though the games and PS4 was not ready at their reveal, it conditioned media and fanboys to expect the same smoke and mirrors from MSFT and even effected xbox fans, causing them to want MSFT to one up Sony with the same smoke and mirrors.
Day one buy for me, both consoles too. I can afford it! Haha!
are you high?