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Re: Talking Point: What Made The Xbox 360 Era So Incredible In Your Opinion?

FuzzieGinge88

This is an easy question to answer: everything!! The console was great and the games were incredible. New ip's were given the chance to shine, little to no remasters and remakes keeping us locked in the past. Everything felt fresh and new and exciting. Developer released games that players wanted to play and gave us new experiences. We weren't 6 or 7 games deep into franchise that had clearly ran out of steam 3 games ago. Woke agendas weren't pushed in to games to spread political messages. The xbox 360 era was so good because it was geared towards gamers. The eras that have followed (especially xbox) have to get consumers of other media to jump to xbox and they've forgotten that first and foremost xbox is a platform to play games. That has been lost in the pusuit of money. We'll never have a gaming era like the 360/PS3 era again. Those times have gone........

Re: Talking Point: Xbox Disc To Digital Has Changed How I Buy Games

FuzzieGinge88

"xbox are on to something herex you do realise this is a setup for next gen to be all digital right? Like it's not just PlayStation doing this? The only difference is Xbox are being stealthy while PlayStation are just upfront about it. You wont be be able to buy physical next gen so this feature will soon become more or less redundant........

Re: 'Your Transparency Is Remarkable' - Xbox Fans Are Loving The New Insight Into Server Outages

FuzzieGinge88

All these people that think the transparency is anything to do with making players feel valued is quite frankly laughable. They're no better than PlayStation. All they care about is your money, except where PlayStation are practically upfront about how much of a tw@t they are, Xbox are doing it subversively. You think any of this disc to digital is for the players more than it is to their bank balance. They've effectively admitted to an all digital next gen console and yet because they haven't been a bombastic about it they don't get the backlash Sony face. It's ridiculous how blinded people can be by actions instead of seeing the meaning behind the actions.

Re: Roundup: Here's What The Previews Are Saying About Gears Of War: E-Day

FuzzieGinge88

Shame they cancelled it on PS5 just to appease a loud minority of people who don't understand how a game company makes money and that they need that money to keep making the games they do. I'll probably still get it Xbox just because it's Gears but for Xbox to lose out on the money it would have from the Playstation audience just because fanboys cried is ridiculous. More money made to put towards the next game can only ever be a good thing, but no.

Re: 'It Was A Miss, And I Own It' - Xbox CEO Hints At Removing PS5 & Switch Logos From Showcases

FuzzieGinge88

Xbox fanboys need to stop crying and realise that without Xbox releasing games multiplayform there will be no more Xbox. Stop bitching about multiplatform releases when they're keeping your system alive. Xbox needs Sony, Nintendo and Steam at the moment and there is nothing that can be done to change that until Project Helix is here the hopes and prayers of Microsoft are answered and fans flock back to Xbox. That is highly unlikely in this digital era when game libraries are tied to systems that have bigger install bases now.

Re: Digital Foundry Labels Sony's PS5 Exclusivity Pivot As A 'Defensive Move Against Project Helix'

FuzzieGinge88

Xbox thought they found a loop hole to get PS5 games on Xbox by giving Helix access to the PC library. Sony aren't stupid and have decided to close that loop hole. Did anybody at Xbox expect anything different? If they did, they're as foolish as the Xbox fanboys clamouring for exclusives to come back to Xbox. It's all about making money and Xbox doesn't have the player base it once had do exclusives can't make the money they once did. Sony makes enough money to not need their games on Xbox and Xbox don't make enough to not need their games on PlayStation. It really is simple to understand

Re: 'I've Ordered A Series X, I'm Back In' - Lapsed Xbox Fan Attracts The Attention Of Asha Sharma

FuzzieGinge88

To play what exactly......? Mine has been gathering dust since Forza a d Gears released on PS5, and with Halo coming too I see no reason to turn fhe Xbox back on for a while. They've announced no new games, no new console features, nothing is being updated, what are you getting excited about???? At this point in time it's all just words and everyone is losing their minds over Xbox again. Game Pass destroys game sales, so publishers end up with less revenue, meaning their nexy games have smaller budget, they charge you more for Game Pass for them blowing $60 billion on Call of Duty, because no way did they want Actision for anything else and even that has caused a u-turn for CoD on gamepass, proving my previous point. There is nothing to be excited about from Xbox. Project Helix is being touted as a premium project which is definitely going to have a premium price point which will have everyone complaining again. No games announced to get overly excited about. They have nothing but words

Re: Microsoft Issues Statement On Why 'This Is An Xbox' Campaign Has Been Retired

FuzzieGinge88

This is a very good move. I really liked Xbox during the 360 gen but they have fumbled everything they've done since. The "this is an xbox" campaign was an awful idea. How can you be a gaming hardware manufacturer and then tell consumers you don't need to buy our product to play our games, it's never made sense 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Hopefully Xbox can get back to something like it used to be but I really can't see it happening unfortunately. The PS4/Xbox One gen was the one neither side could afford to lose due to the increase in digital sales and people now being reluctant to switch console because their library of games can't go with them.

Re: It Was Asha Sharma's 'Direction' To Scrub 'This Is An Xbox' Marketing, Suggests Report

FuzzieGinge88

It makes sense to ditch it. It was never a good idea. I understand they tried to promote the Xbox brand to get more people go play their games, but a console manufacturer that was already struggling, to have a campaign that quite literally translated into "you don't need to buy an Xbox to play Xbox" was monumentally stupid on every imaginanble measurable scale. Xbox has been on the decline since the announcement of the one and that slide doesn't appear to be stopping any time soon. I loved my 360 as I could play Halo, Gears, Forza and I bought my Series X to still play these games, but my Series X is nothing more than an ornament now, it's rarely switched on. I have Gears and Forza on PS5 and already looking forward to Halo releasing, so I wonder what is the actual point of owning an Xbox now. Their best games are all on competition hardware and you can get almost everything else on PS5 as well. I think "this is an Xbox" was actually a massive blow to the brand and I don't think they can recover from that.

Re: Microsoft's 'This Is An Xbox' Post Taken Down As Fans Wonder If The Controversial Ad Is No More

FuzzieGinge88

People saying it diminishes the value of the Xbox brand are missing the point. They are struggling to sell consoles, the value of the xbox brand has already diminished to the point that was even necessary in the first place. It's been a downward spiral since Don Mattrick's spectacular fumble on the Xbox One reveal. You look at Xbox (former) first party titles and they're nowhere near as good as what is offered by PlayStation PS4 games with a basic PS5 upgrade look better than most Series X games. This campaign may have been slammed by the fans but it isn't the reason that Xbox is in decline. Lack of imagination and quality in the games, lack of inginuity or invention (Sony always bring something new with each console or controller). They made the same mistake Sony made when they messed up the PS3, they took their dominance for granted and became arrogant and sloppy.

Re: 'It Will Lead In Performance' - Xbox's Price Tag For Project Helix Could Be Pretty High

FuzzieGinge88

They already said their next console will be a "premium experience with a premium price tag". At least they're trying, but it's already too late. Those consumers they lost to PS4 after the 360 won't be going back, they have over a decade of digital content that they can't just pick up and take to Xbox, why would they go? Just to play PC games? When was the last time you saw a PC exclusive game be the game that everyone wants to play? It just doesn't happen. The ability to play PC games will be almost redundant within a few months of launch. Nobody cares.

Re: Opinion: Xbox Should Consider Cancelling Halo: Campaign Evolved For PS5

FuzzieGinge88

You talk about Halo Xbox long term legacy, Xbox doesn't have a long term legacy anymore. They messed that up with the absolutely insane decision made around Xbox One and debacle that followed. With digital being as big as it is now and PlayStation absolutely wiping the floor with Xbox for 2 straight generations now, they can't recover. People are less likely to move now seeing as their game libraries are tied to 1 console. Going back on the decision that have already been made will destroy what's left of Xbox. Fans need to understand that Xbox is business and businesses don't take customer sentiment into consideration when making decisions surrounding money. Sharma may say she "hears" the fans, but hearing and listening are 2 completely different things. Don't be fooled by her words, they think they're smarter than the average fan and will say whatever you want them too to keep you onside.

Re: Is It Worth Buying An Xbox One In 2026?

FuzzieGinge88

I got my Xbox One in 2014 and wasn't even worth my time then really. Just from own personal opinion, I already had a PS4 and that was so much better than the One. The one always seemed clunky and slow to navigate, download speeds were absolutely awful and just as today the first party games to those on PS4 just weren't good enough. My Xbox One quickly became an ornamental piece sat next to my PS4 and eventually even my Switch One. The same is true now for my Series X. The overall experience of using the console is better but it is again lacking games and those it does have just aren't up to the standard of PS5. Again my Series X just sits with my PS5 and Switch 2 collecting dust. The most disappointing thing of all though is the fact the Xbox 360 was an amazing console from the day I got it and Xbox just seemed to have dropped the ball on everything they've released since. They had the glory days of the 360 and haven't reached the same standards since.

Re: Talking Point: How Do You Feel About Halo: Campaign Evolved Launching Day One On PS5?

FuzzieGinge88

@TheGameThrifter the thing is they're only saying they aren't interested in exclusives anymore is because they can't sell consoles so their exclusives don't sell. They bought Activision thinking it would sink PlayStation but it didn't work quite exactly as they planned. All this "we don't like exclusives" is nothing more than a cover story for their continued abject failure since the reveal of the Xbox One.

Re: New Sales Data Highlights How Xbox Is 'Dominating' PS5 Right Now

FuzzieGinge88

Sounds good until you realise the only reason this is possible is because of the absolutely massive amounts of PS5 consoles sold compared to Xbox. If Xbox weren't selling their games on PS5 they'd barely have any software sales. This isn't a comment from PlayStation fanboy point of view either, I have PS5 and Series X, but "dominating" is a rather strong way to put it when you put it into context.

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