Xbox 720: Blu-ray inside, always-on netcon required

[sergiodaly]

radishhead said:

sergiodaly said:

Reasonable said:

 

I was more thinking mainland Europe vs UK and European Union vs UK.  In UK we never consider ourselves fully part of Europe!

Bad habit really but it is hugely common in UK to refer to Europe seperately.  Even in large global companies I will hear senior staff talk about having UK and European offices.

My point remains, if MS really went for always connected (which I'm seriously doubting) then unless global infrastructure changes a lot between now and late 2013 they will surely be in trouble in most non US / European countries.

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seriously? i know you drive in the wrong side of the road and don't like the french, but disliking so strongly being a part of Europe is news to me!

Most people I know would consider it an insult to be called "European"

really? care to explain? i am a European (as i don't have a choice here, me or anyone) and i never felt that was something of a negative thing!

next thing, some people will be insulted to be a part of planet earth???