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Adsolution wrote:The only thing that will affect sales will be the price, which seems to be $100 cheaper for the no-Kinect option.

Oh lovely. I might just consider one someday then! Though I still need a ps4.

Ah yes, the whole no-kinect thing. Interesting choice seeing how heavily MS was in featuring it, but perhaps the price cut will help them in the competitive space.

This was definetly a good thing to do, the kinect crowd is very small. And at some point I'd actually consider an XB1 if it were to have awesome games like the original Xbox.

To me, at the moment, the Xbox One actually looks quite a bit more appealing than the PS4. There really aren't any exclusives on the PS4 that are catching my eye, except for the new Uncharted game.

-from a massive PlayStation fanboy

I'll be able to play all the games I want on my computer - an Xbone doesn't appeal that much to me to be honest.

Wii U and PS4 are the way to go for me.
I will never buy Xbox One.

Still not interested in the Xbox One myself, and there hasn't been much for Playstation 4 either, though I do have faith it will get some good stuff once Sony use their IPs. PC and Wii U for me right now (though I do have access to a PS4 since my brother bought it).

I've been getting into more 3DS games too since it's a treasure trove for great games.

Shrooblord wrote:I'll be able to play all the games I want on my computer - an Xbone doesn't appeal that much to me to be honest.

Same here. I was just commenting on what I'd get if I did get a next-gen system.

OldClassicGamer wrote:Wii U and PS4 are the way to go for me.
I will never buy Xbox One.

Many people say this, but, to be honest, this is really the only explanation I've heard as to why.

Finally got to hook up my Peavey IPR2 5000 this evening.

Im planning to build a external graphic card adpter for my notebook.

Hmm, that sounds like a rather fascinating endeavour actually.

Haha that looks pretty sweet Hoodcom! ;D

incognito wrote:Im planning to build a external graphic card adpter for my notebook.

Eh, I've looked into that myself, but it's probably better if you'd just get a better machine. But go ahead, I'm not stoppin' ya.

I remember seeing a company who had made just that before, that was a while back though. I can't remember what it was called but it was pretty neat. But you needed an external monitor as well.

Nah. I just need a PE4H and and some wires and some electricity.

technology4617 wrote:To me, at the moment, the Xbox One actually looks quite a bit more appealing than the PS4. There really aren't any exclusives on the PS4 that are catching my eye, except for the new Uncharted game.

-from a massive PlayStation fanboy

The Xbox One undoubtedly has a better launch library. But I personally don't like to compare launch titles. PS4 has certainly proven to be a more powerful system, Tomb Raider Defintive edition runs around 60 fps on PS4 whileas the Xb1 version only runs at 30, ouch. I don't mind sacrificing a few frames, but that is quite the amount. Anyways, as much hate I had for the 360- it had some good games. And I really am hoping Microsoft can prove me wrong, I really hope they present some really fantastic games at E3, it'd be fantastic to see it have a library as great as the classic Xbox.

OldClassicGamer wrote:Wii U and PS4 are the way to go for me.
I will never buy Xbox One.

Agreed, except I've yet to buy either console.

There have been rumors of Microsoft announcing a new Conker for Xbox One... let this be true, please.

Rayfist wrote:There have been rumors of Microsoft announcing a new Conker for Xbox One... let this be true, please.

Actually, considering the backlash that came with Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts, and considering how Conker: Live & Reloaded turned out, I'd rather it not be true, UNLESS they somehow had the original team on board (which is highly unlikely).

This is coming from someone who actually thought Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts was a pretty good game.

I have to agree with Brawler. Plus I hated Nuts and Bolts.