2013-05-22, 11:02 AM
Oaysis Wrote:EA doesnt make COD they make BF. Your whole post is idiotic. Why should Activision quit making CoDs when it essentially prints money for them. They are a business their goal is to make money.
Lol, cept, ya know, CoD has been under the same engine since the 90's if I recall. It's reflected too, the franchise is declining and a simple google search or common sense applied makes it obvious.
Oaysis Wrote:Same as microsoft. This conference wasn't geared towards hardcore games. It's geared towards as a wide audience as they can get. This first conference was to attract all the masses. Microsoft is transitioning the xbox from a gaming system to just an entertainment system in general. Their original goal with the Xbox was to be the center of your living room. With each iteration they are getting closer. With this live TV bs they are trying to make DVRs and cable boxes obsolete. I don't like the direction Microsoft is heading as a gamer who doesn't watch TV. So Sony seems like the wise choice right now. Though I'll wait and see what MS has instore for E3 as that is where they are supposed to show off the gaming side.
The Kinect gets a lot of flak but it's pretty cool tech. I hope Microsoft supports the Oculus Rift or even makes their own. Kinect + the Oculus would be impressive.
This is retarded. You're telling me microsoft is trying to kill cable companies with a gaming system? Are you f`ucking on drugs? Google, the biggest giant in the goddamn world, is in the process of spreading out fiber optics that is 1000x faster than any internet currently affordable/available. Hell, I get 150 M/b a second on $120 bucks a month, and Google is offering 1 TB for 80.
Xbox is trying to do what the wii u has already done, found a niche outside of video games, considering 80% of their library is shared with sony. All xbox has done is destroy any competition/credibility it had left. Sorry but some crappy motion tech and DVR capability is worthless as most companies offer that service with their basic packaging. It's poor marketing, period.