MTG? Magic the Gathering?

I played that starting from Ice Age (1995) till abut 7th edition (2001). It is still alive? Maybe the cards I own are now very valuable?

Nice, this gonna make this year bingo card so easy to make XD

Idunno, something about game development taking awhile. 

The Xbox one was a huge failure. First there was the price, a device no one really wanted and the whole focus outside of gaming but also no sustained consistent top-quality games hitting the system within the crucial 2 years when the system released.  Sony was hitting on all cylinders during that time and to be honest they still are.  MS continue to struggle to get games out the door and when they do, they just do not draw the crowds nor do they entice people to flood to the system.  MS also lately have had a bad tendency to not have games releasing during the first 2 years of the system which is a big failing for the series X.  As Phil stated, this was the time when digital was taking root.  People were purchasing digital, and they were also subbing to either MS or Sony services.

Blunders like the Xbox one would not be such a huge deal if MS could have come out swinging with the series X.  The hardware was sound, the service was considered top tier, but the games were not ready.  During the first 2 years for the PS5 Sony has come out with banger after banger while MS can barely release one game from their first party studios that would be considered AAA.

As for the younger crowd, they are just not that interested like they were before because their options for games is way larger and much cheaper than what is offered on console.  That is the real key is that every teen especially in the US has a phone or tablet and they have access to multiple free good quality games.  My daughter spends more time playing Fortnite on her phone with her friends then she does play on the Switch.

As for the Switch, well its Nintendo.  Their system does not cater to the high-end graphics, so their cost is much lower to bring a game to market.  They already have a well-established customer base and so only thing Nintendo has to do is just keep doing what they are doing.  When you are last like MS is, every mistake is much bigger than the other OEMs.  MS has to fight 10 times as hard and produce 3 times as much because customer habits do not change unless there is a huge shift in content.

So from here on out, either MS has hits after hits and all their first party games hit the market hard or nothing will really change as far as their position.  To be honest, MS probably has already giving up and they are moving to a more PC centric console type of system and moving out of the console space.

>:(

Yeah, the Fallout set was their best-performing commander set ever. Right now I'm just collecting cause they look cool

They're doing Assassin's Creed next, Final Fantasy, Marvel, etc. There's so many other IPs they could do though...

Game Pass keeping me in...Chants of Sennaar, Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II, Humanity.

Galacticare looks interesting too, I'll wait for reviews on that one.

So much for less investment in Game Pass, Lul. Incredible drop.

Quite the stacked list!  

I can't recommend Humanity and Chants of Sennaar enough.  Two fantastic puzzle games.

Here are some of my thoughts after owning an Xbox One X for 2 weeks.
-Microsoft Rewards is better than PlayStation Stars. I've already been using Microsoft Rewards on PC, Mobile, etc but a console reaffirms it.
-Game Pass is cool. I can dabble in it more now that I have a One X which is more powerful than my PC (my PC isn't a Gaming PC)
-Rest Mode/Power Settings on Xbox One are annoying and not as intuitive compared to PS4 and PS5. PlayStations have an indicator light, and the ability to go to rest mode on the home screen, etc. I'm also sure that PS4 and PS5 use less energy in rest mode than Xbox One's rest mode.
-Xbox One X unfortunately has less usable included storage. I think my PS4 Pro has around 890 GB usable storage compared to Xbox One X's usable storage of around 780 GB. That's a big difference.
-The Gaming Activity and Achievements is less institutive than PS4 and PS5.
-It's nice to have a console with two generations of backward compatibility. PS5 has one gen, and PS4 has none. Granted. give me PS5 having about 99.9% of PS4's games over Xbox One having about 63 Xbox games and about 633 Xbox 360 games.
-Series X/S Controller and One (Version 2) Controller are both comfortable.
Since I have no plans on getting a Series S and probably won't get a Series X either, One X will be my main Xbox for years to come with 360 mostly for non-backwards compatible titles (digital and physical).