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sales2099 said:

I can make a similar list.....short answer is that fans will side with their corporate gods no matter what.

While that is true, Xbox definetly gets a lot less flack than PS and Nintendo.

Its no wonder, Nintendo hardly ever taps into its wide swath of earlier ips, and why PSN/PS+ has to give away free games and and only have multiplayer behind a paywall to even be on the same tier as "XBOX LIVE GOLD"

There was more outrage at the PSN hack then the RROD.

I mean Xbox had the audacity to announce DRM for the platform possibly under the assumption that PS would do the same, and if they did PS would definetly get the blame.

They practically abandoned the OG Xbox in the first year of the 360, trying to force xbox owners into upgrading when the ps2 was still getting support years after despite releasing earlier.

Unlike Playstation and Nintendo, the former part of a company that has been predicted for bankruptcy for about 8 years and the later than soely depends on its profits from the game industry, Xbox is owned by Microsoft, which has tons of money, and regardless of what their investors think, they aren't going to abandon MS for the xbox brand alone, Xbox could easily out do Nintendo and PlayStation, which they only did with the OG Xbox, but now they are lagging behind PS because of their own prideful mistakes. Xbox is definetly not held to the same standard as PS or Nintendo, and it definetly shows.

forest-spirit said:
It has been said before but if you're an early adopter you should expect to be punched in the face at some point. Early adopters never get a good deal, they're simply paying a premium price to get in early. If you can't handle it then don't buy a new system at or anywhere near launch.

PS3 early adopters got backwards compatablity, PS4 early adopters got free ps+, Wii early adopters weren't shafted either.

The less early adopters there are the more they get screwed, and without early adopters consoles would simply fail.



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