| SWORDF1SH said: It bothers me when people shut down opinions without really putting a decent argument across but you have proven that you do actually know what you're talking about and not some blind idiot. As it stands right now, October looks like it's in the bag for Sony but I'm still wary of what Halo could do at the end of the month and for the rest of the holiday. We are all blind to what will happen on BF and that is always the key to winning the holiday. Will we see $300 X1s with gift vouchers free XBL etc. Will Sony drop the price. Will the Halo LE bundle drop to $400??? This is why I said it will be an intriguing battle this holiday to begin with. MS might have to do more to win the holiday but history shows us that they always are the most aggressive on BF. |
And I totally get you. The trend right now seems to point a win for PS4 in october NPD, but I am guessing also there is just no way that MS is going to allow to loose October NPD, the month Halo launches. So I am expecting some desperate deals at the end of the month.
Remember the Titanfall month? The deals of the xbox one were amazing, MS totally went for the win, but the "not so available" PS4, selling out as soon as it becomes available, was able to win the month. So yeah like you I don't believe MS will just be standing by and wait for the outcome, they will try to push the outcome at their favor same way they did last holidays. But this time, sony has the COD bunbles and a room for price cut. It is going to be an interesting holidays. I think PS4 has the edge because of the room they have to do a price cut ( a $100 price cut and it is game over). But MS deep pockets and desperate mode are the only weapons that MS has in order to battle the PS4 in the US this holidays.
