| Mr Puggsly said: The 360's servers are definitely dwindling but still active. I mean there are a bunch of notable games with active populations, the X1 has given a boost to those servers as well. Black Ops II is actually listed among the most played games on X1. |
Well. Some games are still active. Majority aren't. (In Oceania at-least, different geographical locations obviously have differences.)
But then again, allot of Xbox One games aren't very active either, like Halo Wars: Definitive Edition and Halo Wars 2.
| Mr Puggsly said: The original Xbox is a different story. It had a small userbase, a much smaller number of notable online games, and it was apparently hindering 360 improvements. 360 games are also an incentive to being a Gold user. Obviously there would be more fervor about 360 servers shutting down. For OG Xbox, I feel it was mostly Halo 2 fans that were upset. |
And Microsoft can leverage the same argument against the Xbox 360 online services at some point.
It's not a matter of if they get shut down, but when.
--::{PC Gaming Master Race}::--
