[citation][nom]captaincharisma[/nom]it will be doomed f the next xbox turns out to have shoddy hardware like the 360 did[/citation]
i have bought 3 xboxes and had to deal with returning them 3 times, im currently on xbox number 7, i only had it for exclusive games, and honestly, microsoft isn't interested in those anymore, so this next one dies, i am waiting on emulators.
[citation][nom]ubercake[/nom]If they do ban the 360, there's no matter of choosing between the PS3 and the Wii. The PS3 will be handed all the sales. You either want next gen or you settle for kid games on the Wii. Most of the games you play on the Wii are now available on your smart phone.[/citation]
i wont call them kids games, but they are kid friendly games.
its either you get the good graphic system, or you get a system that is primarily a dumping ground for party games.
[citation][nom]drwho1[/nom]LOL people still calling PS3 "next gen" even though its been around for a long time now.(almost at the end of its life)[/citation]
they are called next gen till the next gen is announced.
[citation][nom]aqualipt[/nom]i used to like google, now they just revealed how fu*king greedy they were, i mean, if you want to make it to CEO or have a multi-billion companie you HAVE to be greedy, you cant care about anyone else but you, you MUST be the best of the best but you CAN NOT think you are the only one like that, you have to realise that there is competition and you have to eliminate it to succed BUT this lawsit is simply stupid, they are asking for WAAY TOO MUCH and that its not aceptable, i mean $4Billion a year only to pay the license fees? thats simply not aceptable, no wonder that no one have come up with a truly new product in years (they simply make the current products better) because there is no need! people come up with new thing when they want money, now all they have to do is think of an stupid idea, patent it and sue later....Fu*k the system[/citation]
this lawsuit has been going on sense before google acquired them... has google acquired them yet or is that still up in the air?