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Re: Sarah Bond: Xbox Game Pass Ultimate's Least Popular Feature Is Cloud Gaming

NeutronBomb

I mean, us core gamers will love hearing that because, you know, we don't want or resist that being where we play in the future.
But it's a lie. Outright horses**t, really. Just for the regulators stuff.
Internet infrastructure and speeds will never slow, they will only ever grow bigger/faster. One day it will be so fast, that there will be no perceivable difference between playing a game - even something fast like a shooter - on native to playing instead over the cloud. Then it will take off. Youngsters of the future won't be hung up on discs as we are. They already consume books/movies/ music digitally. Microsoft, right now, see this coming landscape more than any other company out there.

Re: Microsoft Is Literally Now Saying That Xbox Has 'Lost The Console Wars'

NeutronBomb

@RIghteousNixon Good point. I'd counter it by suggesting there is a value in the appearance of "having all the games," worth more to a trillion dollar company than short term ledgers. Current roles/appearances reversed, I wonder if PlayStation could weather, say - a decade of that?

Not that I want that, as a consumer. Pitching this with the green hat on. I really just want competition; two opposing companies, on equal footing, fighting it out for my wallet by making wonderful games. Everything's is slanted toward PlayStation, we need that balanced out.

Re: Microsoft Is Literally Now Saying That Xbox Has 'Lost The Console Wars'

NeutronBomb

No reason why Xbox should ever lose a single exclusivity deal to Sony. They can afford to outbid them every time. It's a choice not to. And that's fine, but I dont like it when they claim they're almost being bullied out of some deals. That just isnt true.
Phil Spencer is perhaps too nice? I would by every big 3rd party game for Xbox, until PS was gone personally.

Re: Deals: 600+ Games Included In This Week's Xbox Sales (June 20-27)

NeutronBomb

πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ Ubisoft. Why are u STILL trying to give away your back catalogue for peanuts, yet you're STILL trying to extort Β£15 a month from potential Ubisoft + subscribers?
This is madness. Who's in charge over there? You may as well pick a name at random from your local phone directory - chances are they'd do a better job!