Phantom Hourglass I rented and got annoyed by constantly having to go back to a central hub castle. It was cool, though.
I say rent either of them to give yourself a good idea.
I'm just hoping more actual details come out at E3. Every detail I've heard about XBOX One sounds unappealing to me, but I want to know what these eight IPs are, and want to see actual games on these systems in action.
I think Nicelob is right, they are probably testing the waters with the one-year partnership you mentioned, especially if the numbers they're seeing bear out what you're saying about Sonic and his sales figures. Meaning they are thinking along the same lines you are, but they want to make sure.
I don't really understand the Ouya, saw an unboxing of it on IGN and it just looked like an emulator in a box. I may or may not skip this generation like the last one, but I'm really still leaning towards a PS3, cause it'll be cheap and have tons of games for it by the time these sytems come out. Especially if I get a first-generation one with Backwards Compatibility.
Our internet and cable went out earlier today. Sounds like that would make an XBOX One almost useless if it happened when I owned one. I am disappoint.
Funny how you post a picture of a guy getting rained on when just when I was looking up summaries, our internet went out due to a rainstorm. Just came back on in fact. lol
Aaaaaand you know what that means: I can't play a single player XBOX One game if I'm within 24 hours of a really bad rainstorm. You know what the first thing I did was, cause the cable was out? Play F-Zero GX.
That Kotaku article gigantor21 linked to. Just wow.
I've actually never stacked my systems, so I could care less, but I can't argue with that. I actually don't mind the look, even if it is reminiscent of a VCR, it still looks sleek.
Sad. Those keyboards really set their stuff apart, too.
I actually don't mind all-in-one boxes; what I do mind is having to be connected to Kinect at all times, not being backwards compatible (also a PS4 problem) and this cloud-based nonsense sounds fishy to me.
