Cloud Powered Gaming on Xbox One

[Imaginedvl]

Mmmfishtacos said:

Well... Yes, hating back is as bad. Now there is a difference between hating back and hating for wrong reasons.
Look at this thread, it was okay until Necromunda came in and started to talk about Gaikai...

I mean, just by using Bing/Google you can easily understand that Gaikai and what Microsoft is offering with Azure are two completly different things...
But just because they both have the Cloud in comon people (like Necromunda) come in Microsoft threads and spread hates toward something they actually do not understand...

Hating back is understandable, no?

Imaginedvl said:

Madword said: endimion said: *puts haters hat+ but that could be done before, the claoodzzz$$$ is PR crap.... they've been doing that forever.... It's not about haters on the whole (though some people are on the internet unfortunately).. unfortunately you are doing the exact same thing as the haters - hating back, it annoys you so much that you also stand defending it as much as they are attacking it, but the result is the same... standstill but also lack of clarity.

 

No it isn't,  you should have let the comment go. You're no better than what you're complaining about.

When you understand that size is the only advantage MS has over Sony then it will be better for everyone. All the features, aside from drivatar (even that could be done) have and are being done now without MS’s cloud. You need to understand what’s PR bullshit and what isn't. And nothing is out of reach by the way. Does it really matter if they set up a deal with Google or amazon or Rackspace (like they already have) at the end of the day, the end user experience will be unnoticed by the majority of the population. 

Lol who's talking about leting go?

Anything can be called a PR bullshit if we listen to you and your ridiculous arguments... Also when you are putting "Google" in the market of virtual CPU/VM it shows a lot of how low is your knowledge about what Microsoft is offering... Google is NOT yet there (Google Computing is in preview and far from being where MS/Amazon are). You are just proving again my point about people just comparing "cloud" something with anything else with "cloud" in their name...

Now does it matter if Sony is actually working with Amazon or Microsoft for it? No, not at all actually... And if you took the time to read my previous in this thread posts you would see that it was exactly what I was saying instead of just come in this thread again to bash again Microsoft and calling their vision of the future just PR bullshit.