GoodGuyA: Personally, the conference was only semi-successful for me because of all the titles they didn't show. They may have brought a lot of games, but seriously, how fast can you whiz through like a dozen games with only the cursory notion of "soon" nearby? I get it, Ass Creed and Watch Dogs bring in the big bucks, but there should be new stuff that we should get to see more. In that light, Destiny was good, if somewhat boring due to the pace of it all.

However, I must say this: Don't be blinded because Sony took it out on Microsoft. Believe me, I love this sort of conflict, directly aimed at the competitors, but Sony all ready decried these practices previously. This announcement should not have been "Stop the conference!" worthy. The gaming media are quick to brush things under the rug to exalt saviors. What about Nintendo that didn't get caught up in this conflict by purely being fair to the customer? Where's their praise as the video game heroes? I do not object to the principle, quite the opposite, but people should recognize thsi was a cheapshot. An effective cheapshot, but a cheapshot nonetheless.

Price point is just right for the console. I foresee many Xbox One problems and good PS4 success. I hope at the very least this sends a message, even if the games particularly weren't to my pleasing. Iwouldn't be ASHAMED to own a PS4, I can tell you, though in the coming months I'd rather have a Wii-U. Good on Sony, but cut down the conference if you're going to whiz by games anyways. That was movie length and felt it, this late.

Goatbrush: Any idea what time tomorrow is the Nintendo one? I thought gamespot had the times listed near the streams but that part is either not loading for me or I'm too tired to find it properly.

JollySovereign: For Nintendo tomorrow in United Kingdom it will begin at 3pm.

wodmarach: something like £50 of that is VAT and the US price doesn't include sales tax

Crassmaster: So, we should expect Microsoft to announce major changes to their plans in...let's say 2 weeks? They pretty much have to switch things up now.

Elmofongo: Yeah its "blast processing" all over again.

Fesin: I'm pretty sure Microsoft won't change a thing. They're stubborn like that.
Remember, when everybody told them months before Windows 8 was released, that it was a really stupid idea to remove the Start button and they shouldn't do that? And did they listen?

MS are very sure of themselves.

wodmarach: Thing is it wasn't a large amount of the testers complaining about the start button, plus their own internal testing showed their testers preffering it after awhile in this case they are showing too high a price and Sony is taking the piss they'll have to react

Nirth: Not to mention you can still change back so Windows 8 looks pretty much like Windows 7 does if you want to.

It would certainly be interesting to see what direction Microsoft will take next if their DRM plan makes the Xbox One fail completely. If it wasn't for the fact that people will lose jobs I'm hoping it would.

wodmarach: Thing is it wasn't a large amount of the testers complaining about the start button, plus their own internal testing showed their testers preffering it after awhile in this case they are showing too high a price and Sony is taking the piss they'll have to react

Fesin: I'm pretty sure Microsoft also did tests that showed that people love DRM. If you want a certain result, you get it.

Fesin: Definitely the killer feature that Sony kinda doesn't have, and that's the only reason people buy game consoles.