Get away from the church full of irrational nutjobs. Stop seeing Satan everywhere. Live your life and stop worrying about how you got here. You have too little time to spend it pondering questions there are likely no good answers for.
"It wouldn't be all that surprising if it adopted a policy similar to that of Microsoft and banned any hacked PS3's it detected from going online."
I play with an XCM converter, and I'm not about to take my chances that it might still work. Therefore, I have no reason to install 3.5... and...
I think this is a sign of how people felt burned after ODST. It would be selling better were it not for ODST giving people a bad taste in their mouth... and having another non-standardly named game, i.e. Halo 4.
You're probably right about that. I personally expect Microsoft to either back pedal or they will suffer in the more elastic parts of the service, DLC purchases.
I'll let you have your opinion on Microsoft and the free-market economy (as if I had a choice), but don't brush off the argument and treat "Microsoft = greedy evil corporation" as a given. I refuse to let you treat that point as a solid truth simply because you have a lousy understanding of...
Stop me where? How many resources do you think Microsoft expended on getting every 360 game to have achievements? It's a given these days, but does anyone understand what a massive organizational undertaking that was?
I'm making the case that Xbox Live launched in 2002 at $50. A lot has...
Once again, no one wants to recognize that the success of the company means we continue to get what we want. It's always the good consumer and the evil corporation, and the rare occasion where the two can agree on something. It's always adversarial... offense and defense... righteous consumer...
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