I'd definitely miss them alot more than I missed SEGA and Atari after they exited the hardware business. Nostalgia aside, neither one of those companies really brought much to the table in the twilight of their years. Sure everyone today has fond memories of the DC, lavishing it with praise and saying how it was the most underrated console of all time, but truth be told it just couldn't stand up to the PS2/GC/Xbox in terms of both hardware and software.

Like them or not, M$ brought alot of innovations into the industry, not the least of which was a fully realized online service that took game consoles out of the dark ages of dial-up modems and interfaces that made WebTV look like futuristic technology. And over the last generation or so, they've been the ones to really push Sony and force them to rethink their strategy in the industry, not Nintendo.

They entered the business at the right time in order to keep Sony's ego in check, and to pave the way for future online gaming services.  However they threw to much money at a problem they could never solve, and their restrictive and Anti-Competitive polices were eventually a drag on the industry.  They also left at the right time.  (And hopefully PC gaming is now better than ever due to their support)

Good riddance? jk... nah, I think their competition will be missed of course, it's always nice to have someone create something others can copy from and do better.

I'd switch over to PS4 most likely.

I will remember them for Halo and their wonderful controller

I will forever hate them for this, pay to play online crap

It be pretty silly if anyone felt differently imo

Never did really bash them. But I did like the Xbox a lot and 360 made Sony better.

They deserved to disappear, but before, i want them to sell microsoft games studios to someone, a 3rd party.

Well, I rate 360 up there with Dreamcast and Saturn, especially for the revolution that is XBLA. Yes, they would be sadly missed.

Move on and remember the exclusive games I got to play on their consoles but of course, I would rather have them stay since competition is better for the industry.