I mean, let's all wait and see on that account. None of us quite know where Microsoft is going with the Xbox One yet. Since they're so hellbent on making it the "complete entertainment package", they might find a way to properly implement the Kinect gameplay. It was kind of a sudden add-on for the 360, but who knows what they'll do from here on, pertaining to the motion and vocal functions of the Kinect.
Right? I still remember the commercials for the original Kinect that showed doctors, scientists, students and athletes using Kinect for various simulations and none of that ever panned out. The Illumniroom thing never happened either. It would have been so cool.
Oh, I'm still a bit sour about the whole initial "no used games and constant internet connection" thing they were going to incorporate. The WiiU hasn't really been marketed all that well. I think that the PS4 is on the most level footing at this time. Even so, I do want Sunset Overdrive. The game just looks like pure awesomeness.
I doubt it. It's a bit late in the game for Samsung to suddenly jump into the console war. Still, who knows? Microsoft didn't always make Xbox consoles. They were a computer company first after all.
Well, Sony was able to use Xbox's major mistake as a stepping stone for their marketing. This time around, Sony was pretty clever with getting the market to side with them against Microsoft. As for the WiiU, I just don't know what will happen with that until all of the major exclusives come out.
Oh, I found that "How to Share a Game" video hilarious. Plus, it was just some biting sarcasm aimed at Microsoft. Come on, they kind of deserved it. I agree that this upcoming gaming generation will probably be a total battlefield for Sony and Microsoft. Still, I wonder what that will mean for future games and such.
