It's all about the money as we all know. I'm already feeling alienated by the whole thing. I guess I'll go back to my niche gamerdom and play my JRPGs on PS2. Sob.
It's all about the money as we all know. I'm already feeling alienated by the whole thing. I guess I'll go back to my niche gamerdom and play my JRPGs on PS2. Sob.
It's PCish then. Not better, is it.
Bonnie Ross, GM of 343 Industries, was certainly easy on the eyes. I was hoping for Halo 4 executive producer Kiki Wolfkill however. What a perfect name for someone leading a video game team!
You got it. It's called Xbox One now.
It makes sense in a business way since they want that mainstream adoption. That's not to say I like it at all. This is what happens when the suits make the decisions.
I don't have cable either. I never watch live TV anymore because of all the commercials. Just can't stand that stuff anymore.
That's it. It's a PC. Congrats, Microsoft, you've come full circle.
I live here in the blog slums never raising my eye to read the carefully edited articles of the cognoscenti. Um... but I appreciate the space here to create blogs. Thanks Pixlbit!
Ya know. When Xbox 360 first added connection to Netflix, Facebook, and Last.FM etc..., I was kinda thrilled at first. A couple of times I posted an achievement to Facebook, listened to some music on Last.FM, and watched a TV show on Netflix or a thing on YouTube while I ate lunch as a break to gaming. But since those first few weeks, I've not used any of that. I pretty much just start gaming and stay with that all day. So if this Xbox One can't be a dedicated game machine for me, then I'll have to stick with what I've got.
It would be neat to have a game guide up on a panel alongside the game you were playing. That's about the only thing usefull in all of this for me.