Did not know that.
Definitely, it looks fantastic.
I also hated the horrible singing and dancing shit they added in.
You'll be surprised by the quality that was put together for those Despecialized Editions. It took a bit of searching to find them but they were worth it. To have Star Wars in HD as they were when I saw them as a kid is a wonderful thing.
. None of that "Alert my Star Destroyer...blah blah blah let me beat you over the head and show you how Vader made it back" bullshit. One of the most unnecessary changes to a damn near perfect movie. That is of course until he added the "NOOO" yell to Vader in Jedi (LOL).Its going to be so hilarious seeing all of these people who are ripping MS buy the Xbone at launch later this year.
Utter non-issue. Most of these journalists already know what's coming for E3 outside of a few surprises anyways. People are just eager to spin it as Microsoft not wanting to answer questions, etc.
Gamers are weak and will take what the companies give them. It is easy to act tough on the internet, but once their friends buy something and something is getting hype they will crumble faster than Tom Brady at the sight of an unblocked linebacker.
If I had more time I would have bought the U, but right now I don't have the time to play it and there are no games that I must have or honestly even want. That Wonderful 100 or whatever looks like it might end up being a classic, but I can't remember seeing any other games that have impressed me. I can't see myself buying the XBone either. My modern console will likely be the 4 for the Japanese support. Maybe a U later as well if they can show me 2 or 3 kickass games and if it is 200 bucks.
Yep, but I won't. Maybe someday down the line for $150 or something but as of right now I'm thinking the PS4/Vita/3DS/Wii U combo will be more than enough for me. I just don't have enough faith in MS' direction for the system.
You are weak.
Exactly why it's a non-issue. OF COURSE they don't want any further fallout. You're deluding yourself if you think MS is going to be forthcoming about anything at E3 related to their DRM plans considering the shit storm caused after the reveal. They are going to showcase the "it's all about the games" message and anything else will be noise to them. I doubt we'll get pricing from either Sony or Microsoft either for that matter.
Nor do they really have to. They can avoid the topic entirely and see how (or if ) Sony responds. I think the entire question of DRM isn't set in stone and if they want to shift the market in that direction - neither Sony or Microsoft can do that alone, IMO. If MS jumps, Sony will have to as well and vice versa.
Hmm... I'm listening. Two questions though:
1. You can add salmon through DLC!
1. 200 different species!
:lol