I can only assume most Xbox fans that were switching sides during the DRM debacle will return to MS. I would be weary of them but a second chance is in order.
While it does mean that my beloved PlaySation won't dominate the market, it proved that kind of radical change to a console is not quite ready. Also, competition is always good. If either company was to stomp the other one completely, as has been said many times, they would get lazy and complacent with the bare minimum in terms of innovative and high-risk titles, not to mention they would constantly try to weasel us out of our money since there would be no real competition (assuming the Wii U continues to perform badly) MS made the right move by flip-flopping as soon as they did, as gamers and their profits will benefit.
also, "not sure if there is any proof to this but I'm sure they most likely did"
"Trick shot? The trick is NOT to get shot." - Lucian
