TyCobbLegend
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After watching E3, I really don't see how this is even close. I pretty much said that since the PS4 and the Xbox One won't have backwards compatibility for either the PS3 or the Xbox 360, then they are on even playing ground. I got a PS3 6 years ago because the 60 GB PS3 could play PS1, PS2, and PS3 games. Now it was Microsoft's chance to impress me and they haven't at all so far. Why is forcing your customers into playing video games a certain way a good thing? In this case, it is their "online-only" console where Xbox One customers will have to pay their $60 fee no matter if they use to play online a lot or not.
Sure, the PS4 will require their customers to pay for $5/month for PS+ if they want to play online multiplayer, but that is only their option. I spent most of my purchases on PSN through DLC anyway, so you can see that this doesn't affect my pocket too much. Honestly though, I am just glad the PS4 and the Xbox One didn't raise the price of their games to $70. That would have been ridiculous.
Sure, the PS4 will require their customers to pay for $5/month for PS+ if they want to play online multiplayer, but that is only their option. I spent most of my purchases on PSN through DLC anyway, so you can see that this doesn't affect my pocket too much. Honestly though, I am just glad the PS4 and the Xbox One didn't raise the price of their games to $70. That would have been ridiculous.