waza2323 said:
Sorry Sony fans, this is just the honest truth. An excellent first impression and marketing have propelled Sony to dominance. It is the continued momentum and hype that people are continously buying into.
Everything Sony does is praised. When they screw gamers (like charging money for online which used to be free) it is ignored or Sony fans make excuses for them.
Everything Microsoft does is criticsized. Microsoft made many mistakes but has worked very hard over the last year to correct them. Every positive thing Microsoft has going for them is turned into a negative. It is sad to see the mob mentality still going strong 1 year later.
So much hate over MS getting Tomb Raider as a timed exclusive when Sony has a long history of doing the same. People have short memories. It seems everyone has forgotten Sony's E3 2006, the disastrous PS3 launch, the Playstation Network hacking scandal where financial and personal information was stolen and compromised. But I guess all that is forgiven now and Sony is your savior? Give it time, and you will see that Sony isn't your friend. They're a business just like MS, and will do whatever it takes to get the most money from you.
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The honest truth is, you folks need to realize fact from opinion. You may think there aren't any games (fallacy), you may think they aren't good (personal choice). But getting this angry over it? Really? Are you guys stockholders or something?
And by the way, I guess you forgot that Sony spent the majority of last gen...the fucking majority, winning back gamer's trust, and still haven't come anywhere close to recouping the losses accrued during the PS3's R/D and early years. You make it sound like Sony stumbled out of the gate and then charged ahead. Utter bullshit, they had a tough time last gen, for numerous reasons that they brought on themselves and they paid a dear price for it. That the PS3 eventually caught up, is kind of irrelevant given how much they lost over the whole endeavor. Though, the games they pushed out the last 3-4 years of the PS3's life really set them up well for this gen.
The PS4 is the result of a combination of learning from those failed policies, and having devs work closely with engineers in order to provide the machine they wanted. Now, you may be interested in thinking that everything Microsoft has done thus far, is enough to warrant taking them back. But it's pretty presumptuous to force that opinion on others.
Additionally, I completely agree with not paying for online MP. It's why I haven't paid for it, and I know there are others in the forums who feel the same, and have elected to forgo it. However, my stubbornness predates the console MP, and goes back to when individuals could set up their own servers, or rent them. So, that's basically an issue I have with most of the gaming industry.