To be honest, none of the options truly reflected how I felt. I was giving Microsoft a chance but I actually am kind of affected by consumer choices. Even if I weren't, I didn't really troll the XBox One that much anyway.

I had the xbox and xbox360.
And currently I am planning to get xbone. Just not sure when cause it is little over the budget for me. Also, I have to look farther into what people are complaining about. Some of the issues I've read on this site don't concern me persnally.

I had ps and ps2 but not ps3. Not planning to get ps4. I've had too many issues with Sony products.

to say that sony cares more for gamers is a big fat joke. It really makes me LOL. Does it make you sony lovers feel all warm and fuzzy inside? do you feel loved? ha
remember ps3 when it first came out?

I don't think one company loves gamers more than another. they both care deeply about making money. I'm sure when microsoft realize (sooner or later) that gamers don't feel loved by them and hurts their pocket, they will do whatever it takes to make you all feel nice and warm.

MS has made it clear you're buying a license key and that gives you access to the game. The disc is basically just the install. Clearly you don't have an understanding of what false advertisement is. I didn't see people getting this worked up when we saw these same practices in PC gaming.

(If you haven't noticed you're clearly getting upset because I don't agree with your point of views. Personal attacks are going to change my mind.)

I have a 360. Never owned a playstation before. MS pushed me to cancel plans to buy X1 and purchase PS4 instead.

at lease MS did make online mulitiplayer "better"....and making you pay for it.

MS is so evil, even Bill Gates doesn't anything to do with them...

Where's the I loved Xbox 360 and not getting an xbox one option?

I'm glade op's true colors came out... Now all his posts will be irrelevant

Hey, I'm not pretending! I've been complaining about the same things on PC for years already! And I've also been complaining (albeit not that much) about Sony's tight activation limits on the PS3! And let's not go to XLB subscriptions. So there you go!

...Kinda strange how I'm telling you about the things I've been complaining. Oh well.

the past 2 gens, I have bought a secondary console to complement my Nintendo console, but I'm giving it a miss this time, and using the cash to further upgrade my PC (unless the Steambox wins me over).

Not "pretending" to care about consumer rights, but come on; I don't have to bend over and take one for the team if a product or service that's being put out there for me to pay for as a consumer sets rules or restrictions that I don't feel obligated to go along with by giving them my business. Especially when there's no monopoly and other options are available.

As it stands, the XB1 is not worth my $500 at launch. Like many later adopters, I'll just wait until the price is lower relative to the software that's available and that's pending a situation where I really feel obligated to play whatever titles are available that simply aren't being published on any other platform. It won't become my "living room hub" which means I probably won't bother with an XBLG subscription, which would limit the console's usefulness to a basic single player game console. And that's all I want from the XB.

Just because I'm a playstation fan doesn't make me a liar. 

Perhaps you di dnt read my postsin the ms vonference thread. I think it has a lot of potential, but the news since then has been dire and I'm not going to sugar coat it. Consumer wise, it's disgusting. However, there is still plenty of time for them to fix this. The kind of sharing they are implying, for one, is extremely consumer friendly, and the snap in feature is onderful. Sorry you can't see the truth for what it is, an objective critique of the console. If I think something is bad on a console, you can believe that I'm doing my best to be objective, just so long as it isn't a joke thread.I