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ScepterDPinoy β Destruction of the gaming industry yet again...
Published: 2013-06-13 15:19:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 1397; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 5
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This is my reaction why I hated Microsoft for raping the gaming industry like how EA and Activition did and I know the PS4 will be the saving grace of our time (I hope Sony ins't going to screw up at launch). Screw you Microsoft for pissing your fans while having our money being devoured by your profit with DLC, expensive console at launch, ect. How the hell can I play backward compatible games on Xbox one even if it doesn't have one what the fuck is wrong with you MICROSOFT!? I hope this generation of the gaming industry will survive. I lose faith in you Microsoft...About the artwork itself:
added Scanline effect to make it look retro
Using The King of the Monster 2 as a template (I did not recolor or rip off sprites but from scratch)
Added characters to prevent the downfall of the gaming Industry (Polygon man and Reggie as Regigigas)
Using Neo Geo color palette (16-bit color palette being obvious)
original size: 320 x 224
The ET alien from Atari 2600 with Xbox one controller and the Xbox one logo itself belongs to Microsoft. Polygon man belongs to Sony (a mascot for playstation one (that console is way better than Xbox one in my opinion) before being obscure prior for launch) and Reggie as a Mii in Regigigas form belongs to Nintendo and GameFreak respectively. I do not own these characters.
Have a good day and enjoy your favorite console.
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>Implying DLC doesn't exist on the Sony and Nintendo's devices.
>Assuming the absolute worst in an American company related to Windows that later removed restrictions on used games on Xbox One via an update.
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Ready enough take on either rushed games or Xbone?
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Sony didn't screw up at launch, they screwed up everywhere else.
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Seriously, where the fuck are Ratchet and Clank? What about Jak?
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I have no idea.
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And yet people are buying PS4s left and right.
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And thus a saviors head attached to a powerful creature is born!
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Eh, I wouldn't say Microsoft has raped the gaming industry. The industry is still fine, there's still Sony with their new PS4, Nintendo with the Wii U, and PC gaming (my personal preference). Gaming is alive and well, Microsoft on the other hand probably won't be for long.
My problem with Microsoft right now is that they're being stubborn to the point of self-destruction, and it's so easily avoidable for them. They knew damn well that keeping the Xbox One like this would anger customers and they still kept things the same, this mentality of "Fuck you, we're Microsoft and we're right" is once again biting them in the ass. What was the first time? Windows 8. They knew people didn't like the Metro interface on regular PCs, people hated the lack of a start menu, and it's usability overall was garbage. But just like now their response was basically "Fuck you, we're right, we're not changing anything". Now the PC market is in decline because of it, and Windows 8 has one of the lowest adoption rates of any Microsoft-made operating system. They haven't learned a damn thing, and now they're repeating history with the Xbox One.
Microsoft doesn't listen, and if it has to take the destruction of their market share to learn their lesson then so be it.
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I positively agree.
The gaming industry is still fine but Their are flaws that Microsoft didn't resolve in the first place. First of all I have Windows 8 and I got to say I hate it with a passion because it automatically takes me to the Start menu screen when I attempt to open a certain app and I cannot organize my files without manually arrange my files. Second Microsoft haven't done something new with the Xbox one (They should've but rename it with another name for the console and it's too confusing) without backward compatibles with Xbox 360 games and I doubt their would be a problem like Windows 8.
The only thing that kills the gaming industry was E.T. and Pac Man for Atari 2600. I didn't meant to say Microsoft was raping the gaming industry but they need to learn from their mistakes and move on (frankly I have no faith in Microsoft.)
Also what do you think about Ouya the console that will launch for $99? (You can create games on that console but technically I'm not a programmer 
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Trust me, I know. I tried Windows 8 back when it was in the developer and consumer previews, and it only took about 30 minutes of use to know it was going to be a train wreck. Clearly the designers of the Metro interface didn't have regular PC use in mind at all, or multitasking for that matter, and using it isn't even intuitive.
And yeah, they had so much potential for the name and they really wasted it. I can understand the logic behind the name, but it's kind of dumb. The lack of backwards compatibility doesn't bother me, most past consoles didn't have that anyways, and if you have the old games you probably have the old system too. Besides, it doesn't have backwards compatibility for technical reasons, this was one of the few things that wasn't actually a business decision, so I can't actually hold it against them.
At this point, Microsoft isn't worth having faith in right now. They don't listen to the consumer and they're seriously paying for it. If they keep this up they deserve whatever happens to them. Though, in some ways, I'm kinda hoping they keep screwing around. It's opening the door for a lot of competitors. Linux-based Operating Systems have gotten a lot of exposure thanks to the unreliability of Windows 8, and I'm sure someone else can take their place in the console market, at the very least Nintendo and Sony will ride this to the bank.
I don't think the Ouya console, or any other Android-based consoles for that matter, are ever going to generate any serious attention. Keep in mind that Android will be always be a smartphone OS first and foremost. Why should I buy a $99 console to play games that I can play on a $99 smartphone (which I'll have anyways because I need a smartphone)? The in-console game creation doesn't really mean anything, anyone with a computer can already make games, it's a bit of a moot point.
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Dude, this is epic. XD
Also, I get the massive disappointment... No way that overexpensive, DRM-hell of a machine (and its evil eye) will ever get into my home. Shame because there are at least 2/3 games I'd happily play on it from day-1 but hey, nevermind.
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And that Xbox one logo is the embodiment of evil. If you stare at it look away!
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