The criticism aimed at the Xbox One since its reveal last Tuesday only goes to show how smart Sony was to keep its launch event in February fairly light on details.
Consumers should be ready to keep an open mind until the finished product is available to try out - but the more you tell people, it seems, the more faults they'll find
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The post-FIFA title saw a 101% increase in sales, most of which were on PS5. This comes as Black Friday physical game sales in the UK are 7% higher than last year's event, GfK reported.
Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of the NBA 2K franchise, is being sued over accusations of theft in a class-action dispute.
Best read this week. I hope they make all microtransactions illegal in the end. ( Wont happen but a man can dream right?!)
Yep should have just said it "can play used games" and "can go offline" and leave it at that just like Sony, leave out the details
I suggest people watch both conferences again because today is getting weird.
What you are saying, author, is that the biggest mistake M$ made was being upfront about their consoles direction. And you are instead saying M$ should have taken Sony's approach which you imply means saving the bad news for a later date as to not receive internet backlash.
I think both reveals were lame and the lack of forthcoming from Sony is quite shady. And M$'s direction with many policies are a huge reach, and now they are muddying up the info and spinning like a merry-go-round..Its entertaining but very dishonest.
showing too much TV and Sports was the mistake. And then that Phil Harrison interview where he confirmed the DRM only made things worse.
Article contradicts itself by saying MS showed too much, then goes on to positively talk about all the features that MS showed.