Look, a lot of things have changed now. Just let it go.
-It was "You can't play sales", "I guess Justin Bieber is the best singer in the world, huh?". Now, with home consoles breaking records, sales are extremely important.
-Performance wasn't an issue before if the games were virtually identical. Now, if a game is less HD than another, it's crap .
-Mandatory installs and incredibly long updates were tolerable. Now, waiting 10 minutes for a game to install will kill you.
-It didn't matter which controller was best, as long as the controller was good enough for the games YOU wanted to play. Now, if you're playing with anything less than the best controller (as voted by most gaming sites, you're a loser.
-Paying an annual fee for online gaming was damn near criminal. How can any company hold half the game YOU PAID FOR hostage unless you paid an annual fee? Now, it's okay.
-Gay marriage was frowned up. Now, it's legal.
-Digital games "didn't count". Now, they're just as important as retail titles.
I hope you've learned something. These are different times and different rules will apply.
