method114 on 17 April 2014
| bonzobanana said: These sort of games are often developed by less skilled developers, smaller companies etc. They probably sell to a younger audience (poor fit for xbone), they might sell well in Europe compared to US and Japan (absolutely tiny market share of xbone's in mainland Europe). May be the developers had only achieved a 720p resolution on xbone and Microsoft insisted on more. Lots of possible reasons but ultimately no great loss. I was expecting the xbox one to start slipping back at some point with regard publisher confidence. Microsoft are probably still under huge pressure for another price drop. I honestly believe the xbone will be easily available sub £300 this christmas or alternatively the xbone will become utterly irrelevant in Europe. |
Yea I expect more price drops before this year is over as well. I think MS might hold out until after the next holiday season though before they make any changes I'm expecting a kinect less version as well. Though that could be stopped if what I read was true and that is that MS signed contracts requiring them to keep the kinect included. Which I think is entirely possible. Would be a huge mistake there are a lot of people who believe you are being watched and dont trust it.
