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I've played Minecraft, Age of Empire, Ori (both games) and Hellblade already. My PC can't run Flight Simulator but it looks amazing 

I don't like racing so no Forza for me 

I'll take a look in Tokyo Ghostwire

Microsoft is too much of a soulless corporation—they’re about ROI and lack a culture of creativity beyond imitation and assimilation: “let’s buy them out so we can own their successful product” and “let’s copy that successful thing they do.”

I mean, looking at Microsoft's successes: MS Office. There are cheaper and free products out there that work better than MS Office, so why can MS get away with charging a ridiculous subscription of 70 USD year for MS Office and still win? Because the cheaper and free products are imitators of Office. But Microsoft can’t even learn from their own successes. They are blind to the fact that the Xbox (in this case) is the imitation brand. If they still had a creative soul, they could create hardware as fresh and original as the NES, a Gameboy, a PSX, a PS2 a DS, an iPhone, a Wii, or a Switch - but all they do is imitate or assimilate.

Otherwise, I’d say Microsoft needs to stop imitating Sony or Nintendo and make an original videogaming platform. But they’re effectively the Borg of the video game industry. Like the Borg, ROIs and lacking creativity. And even with overwhelming power and resources, Microsoft's Xbox tends to get bested by much smaller entities who have cultures of creativity.

Because its a very simple concept to understand. 1 has to hurt out of the 3. Hurt also doesnt mean losing money. It also means growth. You know, pleasing the shareholders.  

Atari hurt when Sega entered. 

Sega hurt when Sony entered.

Nintendo hurt when Xbox entered.

Sony hurt when Xbox competed.

7th Gen, 360 and PS3 lost billions, almost killing them buisness wise.

The next two generations, 8th and 9th Gen, Xbox struggles with growth. if they turn it around and become the market leader, that would hurt Sony.

Do you see the point yet? Instead of flagging lies, how about do some research on the buisness front of these systems. 

All three brands cannot be super successful without one falling. Weather thats sales wise or buisness wise.

There’s a lot wrong with this post, but I see Big Worm I mean Big Perm (hope he gets the reference) already corrected you. Reading your posts on this matter it seems like you’re kind of stuck in the past and putting too much of an emphasis on hardware sales. They’re important, but they aren’t the end all be all. And no, there’s nothing wrong with three console companies being successful and making money. Just because you’re not in the lead doesn’t mean you’re failing. 

Imagine if the NHL, NBA, and MLB decided to close shop because the NFL dominates sports revenue and viewership. 

MS set the standard a lot of features consoles use today.  Broadband connection, built in hdd, could output a 1080p HD signal, Xbox live set an industry standard for online gaming, party chat, achievements, cloud saves. So if you want to keep projecting ignorance along with everyone that agreed with you, then go for it. 

What are your sources for these claims?  Any source I find says Dreamcast did internet first. And Xbox/PS3 Did 1080p with in a few weeks.  PS3 came out a year later but started with it, where as Xbox only got a patch for it a couple weeks before.

I found an article about PS3 cloud saves coming out in March where as I can only find an article about Xbox 360 in June. Both 2011.

They were interesting to research though.

Xbox popularized online gaming and set the foundation consoles use today. I didn't say it was the first to do it. The original Xbox could output 1080i, not 1080p my mistake. You are right about cloud saves. Was Xbox 360 the first console to have a removeable harddrive and popularize entertainment apps? I remember when Netflix came to the Xbox 360 for the first time before it blew up on everything. Point still stands, MS popularized many features console take advantage of today and didn't copycat everything like Jumpin claims. 

Xbox popularized online gaming and set the foundation consoles use today. I didn't say it was the first to do it. The original Xbox could output 1080i, not 1080p my mistake. You are right about cloud saves. Was Xbox 360 the first console to have a removeable harddrive, popularize indie games on consoles, and popularize entertainment apps? I remember when Netflix came to the Xbox 360 for the first time before it blew up on everything. Indie games blew up with xbox arcade games. Point still stands, MS popularized many features console take advantage of today and didn't copycat everything like Jumpin claims. 

PS2 had 1080i output, I played GT4 in 1080i on a HD ready TV.
PS2 also had DTS sound output, for example in SSX 3.
PS2 started with image processing with Eye Toy, which led to Kinect and paved the way for PSVR.

PS3 is still regarded as one of the best most versatile media players.

Indie games blew up with Steam, but sure XBLA did its part on consoles.

One thing MS did popularize for sure is paying for online features :/
Another thing that luckily hasn't caught on yet is the amount of ads on the dashboard, now even on startup.

It all doesn't matter though. MS should focus on delivering games first instead of monetization of everything to stay competitive.