Always-on, TV focus and no used games strategy by Xbox 2013.

360 launch. Bitch, you'll rush your new console just to get a head start, even if it means killing your 3.5 year old first console and shipping hardware prone to malfunctioning/red ring of death that was a huge thing for the first couple of years?

Bitch, you'll manufacture an expensive ass console, price it at $600 and still sell it at a loss?!

Bitch, you release an overpriced piece of hardware which it's main selling point doesn't even work properly, screw your costumers over for your failure and "reward" them with old ass downloads... AND STILL KEEP THAT OVERPRICED PIECE OF HARDWARE at $200?? The nerve!

Bitch, you seriously left your portable to die after you messed up, call it a "legacy" console, and have the nerve to release ZERO games for it for 3 years, and claim that you're "all about games"?!

How can a it be a bad decision "on your opinion" and end up having the fatest sell rate on Playstation history... I would like to know what are you good bussiness decision... perhaps the BC on PS3 that helped them sell for 600 losing 200 per box a good business decision?

Nintendo: They called Wii U, not sure why they decided. GCN controller is kinda lack of buttons, but most Nintendo games work anyway, also BUT there's a problem with third parties.(Note: For N64 cartridge, it was SGI helped Nintendo, due to CD technology wasn't capable of Mip-Mapping, that's why they prefered cartridge not just this, fast loading)

Sony: PS3 was overprice & overpowered CPU.

Microsoft: Don Mattrick's plan for Xbox One.

Activision: All main studios must focus on Call of Duty/Skylander, and as for Modern Warfare remasterd, you have to buy Infinite Warfare.

Ubisoft: Downgrade games, rushed development & of course...cinematic 30fps.

Konami: 100% on mobile & pachinko.

For kids.

- Focusing on CS:GO, Dota 2 & TF2 and freezing Half-Life, Left 4 Dead & Portal IP! >:(

MS releasing their games on PC

Gamecube discs were made like that in an attempt to circumvent piracy (worked for the most part, only certain drives can rip those), but as a downside they could only hold 1 GB compared to the competition's 4-8 GB

Miyamoto stated in an interview that it was also a deliberate effort to force developers away from making games with realistic graphics.

And it worked--for the Gamecube anyway. The disc sizes and low sales for the Gamecube allowed Sony (and MS to a degree) to get big titles that Nintendo missed out on. So...mission accomplished I guess?