I guess we would just have to...Genocidicles said:It doesn't matter about your connection, it matters about Microsoft's. What if there's another launch day fiasco like Diablo 3 or Simcity?
Deal with it. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YMPAH67f4o]
Okay, I'm abusing too many memes right now. I love how Microsoft is basically in the same position as Adam Orth now. I've got a better idea that acting like video game systems aren't for people other than anyone with the fastest internet connection. How about we not require any and all software to have an internet connection?
And video game consoles are supposed to be for people who want to play games. Not for people who have the latest and greatest internet. Sorry, I guess the new XBOX isn't for me if I don't have the best internet. Guess I'll mosy on over to give another console my money, then? Meanwhile, while I do that, the always on system won't get any games. Because people who want to put up with that are a minority.
Meanwhile, a lot of the software on my PC doesn't even require an "always on" connection. If I want to play Guilty Gear X2 that I bought from Good old Games, all I have to do is click a desktop icon. Whether or not I have an internet connection.