UM writes: After a night spent reading up on the latest upcoming console news and playing Arkham City for the fifth time or so, I relaxed on my couch to contemplate the future of gaming. I’m not a wealthy man in either currency or time so only one console at a time is an option. But which to choose? As I mentally weighed the various features of the latest from gaming’s Big Three, I began feeling sleepy. Contemplating the good times I’ve had with Microsoft this past decade, I smile at my fourth Xbox 360 sitting vertically in its spot next to my TV. “I’m going to miss you, old friend. You were the one who didn’t red-ring on me”, I yawned, and as I spied my worn copy of Orwell’s 1984 sitting on the shelf my vision began to blur. I just need to close my eyes for a second while I gather my thoughts.
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there is no nightmare, i'll buy PS4 and in the near future a Wii U. this reminds me of the PS2 Gamecube time, i was very happy by owning them
lol this article is hilarious. good read. But honestly, all joking aside, the kinect's privacy rights implications is not a joke at all. If consumers are ignorant enough to allow companies to gather information from inside their homes with their appliances, there will be a day when all your appliances will gather information from you. This is the first crucial step in getting the public to accept this type of privacy rights diminishing practices and Microsoft is in a very good place to initiate a chain reaction that will see the fall of your last place of refuge from the influences of the outside world, your HOME... I didn't mean to rant but I really believe we are loosing our rights. It's no wonder that Germany and Australia have already voiced their concerns about the Kinect's "capabilities", some of which have NO gaming applications whatsoever. Just a word to the wise.
Nice article. Oh, hope the NSA doesn't find out I said that...