daredevil.shark said:
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EA's profit-maximizing strategy of releasing the game on the PC and Xbox 360 will inevitably dilute sales of the Xbox One version.
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The cross-generation release of the game also makes Titanfall look like a mere half-step up from seventh generation consoles.
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Titanfall doesn't have a single-player mode, meaning the player is required to play online at all times.
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Considering EA's terrible track record with "always online" games like Simcity, server problems could crush the game's reputation the moment it launches.
Moreover, Titanfall doesn't look much different from Crysis, Halo, or most other modern shooters. The only thing that stands out about the game is its acrobatic freedom and seamless swap from ground-based combat to mech-based combat.
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Every point made here is wrong.
It's such a bad article; it doesn't even mention the fact that this offer was also for the 360. And how is this trade in any way different from trading the console in to gamestop for a percent off on the Xbox or PS4.
