Sony and Nintendo have survived their own best efforts to take themselves out, so I don't think the Xbone will hasten their exits. Unless they decide to emulate it for some unfathomable reason.
Who is MS aiming to take out this gen? | |||
| Nintendo | 30 | 2.73% | |
| Sony | 102 | 9.29% | |
| themselves? | 965 | 87.89% | |
| Total: | 1,097 | ||
Sony and Nintendo have survived their own best efforts to take themselves out, so I don't think the Xbone will hasten their exits. Unless they decide to emulate it for some unfathomable reason.
| oni-link said: Let's be truthful here the only reason why people hate the X1 policy is that it makes all those who pirate games or hacks consoles impotent with their ability to do so. REALLY!!! |
Wait...you think Microsofts locked down system can keep out hackers and pirates?

oni-link said:
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Zune sold well, MS just dropped it because they couldnt dominate Apple with it. They don't stick with a product if it doesn't at some point overwhelm the competition it was designed to throw off. The only product that is certain is Windows for Microsoft. IE isnt dominant, Google Chrome and Firefox are still the largest browsers.
oni-link said:
2. X1 had better exclusives and more of it. 3. MS has deep pockets to make sure the system succeeds. |
1. Based on numbers, the ps4 easily wins where CPU and ram is concerned. I do think X1 had a great graphical showing with forza and ryse. The forza developers are far nre experience than sony's evo studios, driveclub is their first sim-ish racer. Ryse is comparably narrow compared to sony's open ended games like Killzone and Infamous, both of which out perform Deadrising IMO. Whether the games were on realistic graphical settings on X1 is also yet to be determined, sony's games were actually running off dev kits.
2. Sony has only announced their launch window exclusives unlike microsoft, so although I do think Xbox has the edge now, that could change come Gamescon (last year sony announced 5 exclusives there) and TGS. Also for the core gamer, sony actually has more next gen exclusives on launch day including F2Ps and MMOs. That won't matter for casual gamers, but they aren't the gamers likely to pick up a system on its first holiday, especially true when said system costs $500.
3. Sony has a far greater pool of developers. They don't need to throw money at 3rd parties, and service wise they've already got a solid showing with Gaikai and on Demand services. which I think is enough for most peeps.
oni-link said:
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Whats that?
Yea, they probably didn't want the game to crash on stage, and mess up their conference and their image even further, so they had the games running on a more than capable hardware spec, more then likely that's the reason

teigaga said:
Whats that? |
that's me :P

endimion said:
that's me :P |
lol, yes the OP.
I think the xbone will struggle to take out the WiiU
They are taking themselves out.
They have a table booked in a remote diner without Internet access.
They will eat Humble pie for the entire gen.