optimaxxx
2013-05-25, 07:11
So basically, i don't want to start some console war (if you really must then just look here (http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-spec-analysis-xbox-one), PS4 is a minimum of 50% more powerful)
This is more a thread on what seems to be world-wide media censoring. Look at this:
http://www.engadget.com/2013/05/21/editorial-xbox-one/
http://www.forbes.com/sites/forrester/2013/05/21/xbox-one-wins-the-launch-wars-hands-down/
http://www.forbes.com/sites/nigamarora/2013/05/22/eight-reasons-to-buy-microsofts-new-xbox-one/
Yet this is the reality:
in the UK the 3 major providers Sky, Virgin Media and YouView have already said they have no plans to even support the device let alone partner with it.
Ign poll, 75% of readers disappointed with Xbox 3 (http://au.ign.com/articles/2013/05/23/ign-poll-result-75-disappointed-with-xbox-one-reveal)
http://www.gamerevolution.com/features/being-a-console-is-actually-xbox-ones-worst-asset
http://elitedaily.com/news/technology/10-reasons-why-xbox-one-is-going-to-suck/
Why is it only smaller, non-mainstream media outlets that seem to be giving, balanced, actual even-handed news reporting?
I'm kind of disappointed in myself, looking at some of these "news reports" I've had to lean on just to write this post, but weirdly, these are the only ones with any actual facts.
Quote from Engadget Editor, Tim Stevens:
Can you believe we've had the Xbox 360 since 2005? As a child of the two- or three-year console cycle, a system still going strong after eight seems inconceivable. Finally, it's being put out to pasture
I find it equal parts shocking and hilarious, the PS1/2/3, have all had 10-year lifespans (if not more), oh, but maybe I forget because the Xbox 1 was only available for 4 years (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_%28console%29)?
And weirdly this leads back to arguably the biggest grief we have here at TMO, Windows and the US market. The same strange reasoning that led Nokia to abandon MeeGo for Win, for a perceived home-ground advantage in "the greatest economy", is exactly Microsoft's reasoning in the Xbox 3.
How can nobody from any major "respectable" publication see that the average buyer, is not a broadband-connected, monthly-fee paying American, and this kind of thinking just isn't ok in a global market?
Buy Sony, Buy Jolla.
Hint: Don't buy Microsoft
Closing funny video, (http://www.theonion.com/video/xbox-one-capable-of-controlling-users-with-simple,32569/) Ironically my biggest fear
This is more a thread on what seems to be world-wide media censoring. Look at this:
http://www.engadget.com/2013/05/21/editorial-xbox-one/
http://www.forbes.com/sites/forrester/2013/05/21/xbox-one-wins-the-launch-wars-hands-down/
http://www.forbes.com/sites/nigamarora/2013/05/22/eight-reasons-to-buy-microsofts-new-xbox-one/
Yet this is the reality:
in the UK the 3 major providers Sky, Virgin Media and YouView have already said they have no plans to even support the device let alone partner with it.
Ign poll, 75% of readers disappointed with Xbox 3 (http://au.ign.com/articles/2013/05/23/ign-poll-result-75-disappointed-with-xbox-one-reveal)
http://www.gamerevolution.com/features/being-a-console-is-actually-xbox-ones-worst-asset
http://elitedaily.com/news/technology/10-reasons-why-xbox-one-is-going-to-suck/
Why is it only smaller, non-mainstream media outlets that seem to be giving, balanced, actual even-handed news reporting?
I'm kind of disappointed in myself, looking at some of these "news reports" I've had to lean on just to write this post, but weirdly, these are the only ones with any actual facts.
Quote from Engadget Editor, Tim Stevens:
Can you believe we've had the Xbox 360 since 2005? As a child of the two- or three-year console cycle, a system still going strong after eight seems inconceivable. Finally, it's being put out to pasture
I find it equal parts shocking and hilarious, the PS1/2/3, have all had 10-year lifespans (if not more), oh, but maybe I forget because the Xbox 1 was only available for 4 years (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_%28console%29)?
And weirdly this leads back to arguably the biggest grief we have here at TMO, Windows and the US market. The same strange reasoning that led Nokia to abandon MeeGo for Win, for a perceived home-ground advantage in "the greatest economy", is exactly Microsoft's reasoning in the Xbox 3.
How can nobody from any major "respectable" publication see that the average buyer, is not a broadband-connected, monthly-fee paying American, and this kind of thinking just isn't ok in a global market?
Buy Sony, Buy Jolla.
Hint: Don't buy Microsoft
Closing funny video, (http://www.theonion.com/video/xbox-one-capable-of-controlling-users-with-simple,32569/) Ironically my biggest fear