Whoa, this is quite the surprise. But I am curious; why now? After the reveal everyone was up in arms, why not change it before E3? Then you add in all the bad press and PR. Surely they could have just clammed up and then released the news. Instead they tried to enforce the idea even further. I would call it an up hill battle, but they've been trying to push it up a sheer cliff.Does it have anything to do with the new anti-spying bill that's just come up? Was that the deciding factor? Not the public outcry and anger? They weren't moved by the unbridled rage that their system generated? Did no one at their office cringe as they dubbed it the Xbone knowing it would be internet meme forever? I would think someone in their company would have been touched as hundreds upon thousands of posts/threads from 360 fans lamenting the new system? Hadn't anyone at MS listened to the rants while surfing the interweb at work? It just doesn't make sense. Their Xbox One united people in mass against them. After all the flak others got on DM what made them think it was a good idea? I just don't understand the delay on the change. They've walked out into the middle of the desert now they're going to walk back?