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Re: 'Xbox, Now's Your Chance' - Fans Debate Whether Microsoft Should 'Take Advantage' Of Physical Games

armondo36

This is a lovely fantasy. PC gaming has been digital for a very long time already, and now Sony is following suit. What game companies are going to spend the money to make physical disc JUST for Xbox, a console that will likely be badly outsole by the PS6? The goodwill of the fans doesn't mean NEARLY as much as people (the fans themselves mostly) think. Everyone is complaining, but at the end of the day, the vast majority of people will just accept it and move on, just like they did with movies and music.

Re: Xbox Issues Statement After Pulling Out Of Project Fantasy

armondo36

When Xbox hired its new leader, Seamus Blackley said that she was coming to sunset Xbox. The Fandom tore him to shreds.

Those people owe him an apology lol. My favorite part is that even now, even as they disassemble xbox, they just cannot stop pretending that they're not doing what they're CLEARLY doing.

Re: GTA 6 Costs $80, Described As A 'Single-Player Experience'

armondo36

Fascinating how quickly everyone just accepts $80 games lol. $100 is the goal BTW and I figure they'll be there in about 3-5 years.

Gamers could literally force game prices back down by simply not buying right away, but these companies know that most of you don't have the discipline for that 🙄

Re: Talking Point: You're The New Head Of Xbox, What Do You Do Now?

armondo36

I would come up with a concrete plan and STICK TO IT.

  • first-party games still launch into game pass day 1, however, they only stay there for 60 days. That's enough time, and doesn't cannabalize sales as much as leaving them there forever.
    first party games still go to ps5 (there's way too much money to be made), but always with a minimum of 6 months xbox exclusivity.
    NO game announcements for any game that is more than 2 years away from release. The number of canceled games this generation is embarrassing.
    reduced pricing for multiple-month GPU purchases. $30 per month, but $75/ 3 months.
    future Xboxes allow for standard NVME replacement, AND still accept the current NVME cards.

Re: Talking Point: As Xbox Celebrates 25 Years, What's Your First Ever Xbox Memory?

armondo36

In 2001 I was working at Sears. Next door to us was a Circuit City (RIP). One day I go next door to grab something, I forget what, but as I'm walking through, I see an Xbox demo station with a demo of Rallisport Challenge. I was in love IMMEDIATELY. the graphics were much better than PS2, and I'm one of those weirdos who loved the Duke. I have stupidly large hands, so this chunky beast felt great to hold. I bought a unit within a few weeks and here we are lol