Microsoft is continuing to push Xbox Live, not as the service used for online gaming on Xbox consoles, but rather something much larger.
The Xbox 360 launched in North America 18 years ago, and is now officially old enough to buy you a drink in Europe.
Great platform, and many of its games (not bc) still hold up well to this day. Like the PS3, I keep a 360 hooked up for those games you can't play any other way.
The last gasp of greatness from XBox, you are missed, except the RROD that was lame, but amazing exclusives until the Kinect dropped.
I really enjoyed my X360, some great exclusives on it. Used to play the shit out ot Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey, two masterpieces
GF365: "These are our picks for the best side-scroller games on PC. The genre was popular back in the day, and these modern games prove the genre is still alive and well."
GF365: "These are our picks for some of the cheapest Nintendo Switch games worth playing. In this list, I will include Nintendo Switch games that are under $20."
"Microsoft is clearly still making hardware: we'll see the new consoles at E3 this year, and I don't think that we're going to see the end of hardware platforms or local computing in gaming anytime soon. "
"They've been converging for a while now, to the point where the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 play a broad swath of the same multiplatform games with relatively similar graphics, distinguished mostly by platform-level services and an array of exclusive games that don't ultimately make up a huge portion of the library."
Oh....is that why Microsoft bought those studios and invested in The Initiative?
So Microsoft is going to continue to make and sell consoles and continue to develop and sell games. Yeah.....all the earmarks of the console war ending. /s
sony, please do not allow MS to infect your console.
They're ending it by becoming a non-factor?