| MB1025 said: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=DxkEe_l7S3g Here you go. |
I watched the whole clip and it actually makes it sound worse. It really just makes them sound more out of touch. The only people without internet aren't people on nuclear subs. Our overseas military is definitely affected, but what about people in rural America that like to play games but can't get a decent broadband connection?
My brother, a non-gamer, brought up the best point and simplest thing they've missed. He asked me, "What ever happened to just turning it on, putting in a game, and playing?" Some people want to just be able to plug it in, put in a game, and play. It's great to expand your offerings and provide a lot of great new features, but make them a choice, and ensure the most critical option still exists: simply gaming with none of the other bells and whistles.
PS4 has a stereo camera and waggle wands just because, "yeah, you can do that to if you want but...games." Notice the camera isn't included or required with PS4. Nowhere near advanced as Kinect 2 probably, but optional. Online connectivity? Optional.
The focus is, and should be, games. Any company that places obstacles between the gamer and actually playing the game is out of touch.
