| Jabbamk1 said: But haven't you seen the consumer backlash online. It's fairly clear that a significant number of people (not all) do not agree with the Xbox One's policies and being forced into a digital download age. |
Peoples need are villain and they make one (EA worst company of USA, you they insane?!).
Take Steam for example, does it have offline mode, well sorta. To use it, you need connection to the internet first, so when you internet surprisingly goes down, you can't use it at all. Do you heard any negatives comments about that? I doubt it.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3160-agcb-2555
And you can't play on multiple PC from one account on Steam, unlike Xbox One.
One more thing, all strict regional locks also for user benefit. With such thing you can sell games in eastern europe and russia, for example, for smaller prices (just like steam). Xbox One surely will catch the wind, when gamers understand, it is cheaper to buy games on it (thanks to discounts and other stuff).
