actually the XBox is considerably more powerful than the other two systems, and if they do the same here (which with the size of the revolution is very possible) then that actually might be worth paying an extra hundred or so, and microsoft has already shown they have no problems losing money on a console, so i see no reason why it must be $700 and personally expect it to be about $3-400.
But he is right, the one button excuse is the lamest excuse of an inexperienced person I have ever heard, it is fairly common knowledge that Macs support multi button mice, just that Apple in all their knowledge (or lack of, as the case may be) only include a single button mouse, but then how many people actually use the mouse that came with their system as their mouse
But now that they are rich, when ea starts to get serious about buying them out, they can start another gaming company with the profits from the first and then laugh at EA
One I am also boycotting EA cause with no competition we will see the NFL frachise not get any better, just like the Nascar franchise hasn't really improved in the last few years.
EA can't possibly get an exclusive license on war games, there isn't any one single organization that licenses these things. It would be like EA getting an exclusive license for Football (Not NFL, but the actual sport) it just can't be done.
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actually the XBox is considerably more powerful than the other two systems, and if they do the same here (which with the size of the revolution is very possible) then that actually might be worth paying an extra hundred or so, and microsoft has already shown they have no problems losing money on a console, so i see no reason why it must be $700 and personally expect it to be about $3-400.
But he is right, the one button excuse is the lamest excuse of an inexperienced person I have ever heard, it is fairly common knowledge that Macs support multi button mice, just that Apple in all their knowledge (or lack of, as the case may be) only include a single button mouse, but then how many people actually use the mouse that came with their system as their mouse
But now that they are rich, when ea starts to get serious about buying them out, they can start another gaming company with the profits from the first and then laugh at EA
One I am also boycotting EA cause with no competition we will see the NFL frachise not get any better, just like the Nascar franchise hasn't really improved in the last few years. EA can't possibly get an exclusive license on war games, there isn't any one single organization that licenses these things. It would be like EA getting an exclusive license for Football (Not NFL, but the actual sport) it just can't be done.