The stannery has reached a fever pitch . @Blessed Koala has your question actually been answered?
I don't even know anymore breh
I woke up from my tree and see friggin anarchy over some plastic and motherboard
The stannery has reached a fever pitch . @Blessed Koala has your question actually been answered?
As was my 13 year old nerdy ass on my mommas dial up.
which is why i know online gaming didn’t hit the masses til they made it easy/possible for non computer people.
xbox was the first console to have a broadband out of the box.
xbox was the first console to have voice chat,
xbox was the first console to have a hard drive, achievements, an online store, DLC, matchmaking, etc
Those are facts and all of these things are integral to the modern gaming experience.
If microsoft should get credit for anything it should be for this stuff.
Now those facts might make you uncomfortable, but your comfort doesn’t dictate what’s reality.
so with that out the way, how many studios are under Activision?Pretend a $10 bill and 10 $1 bills are a different amount of money brehs
I don't even know anymore breh
I woke up from my tree and see friggin anarchy over some plastic and motherboard
I played online on dreamcast. That shyt was NOTHING like what eventually happened with 360 and PS3 and dreamcast died before any of the shyt it did made any noise.The bolded gets an asterisk, as it was really just an iteration of the Dreamcast shipping with a modem built in. Broadband wasn't even widely standard in Japan when it launched, so it was dialup.
It wasn’t popular til COD2 on 360.No one is arguing that the 360 had an impact, but when you say wild shyt like "Multiplayer wasn't popular until Call of Duty 2 on the 360," when there are very obvious examples of that not being true (on the previous XBox, even), that's when you look crazy.
Microsoft Stans
(Did I do it right? )
You got one objective answer, and a lot of
from brehs on both sides.
I feel bad now. My bad Marsupial Breh.Square biz . You would think the stocks are on the table with the beef up in these parts. Made a thread like a clueless marsupial I am, and felt like I was in the middle of WW3 in this bytch
Naw, you made that up. nikkas was playing Chuck Yeager air combat online in 1992The way we play modern online shooters is definitely Xbox and MS "fault"
Actually modern online games in general
It was a gift and a curse.
Square biz . You would think the stocks are on the table with the beef up in these parts. Made a thread like a clueless marsupial I am, and felt like I was in the middle of WW3 in this bytch
All good marsupibreh, you ain't know brehs in here claim sets like that.
We need Smokey Robinson to come through anf make that sequel to Gangbangin' to teach brehs the errors of their ways.
Damn y'all wasn't from the hood I ain't get a PC till 2003 in the 9th grade.And before y'all say PC, lan parties were still popping well into the OG Xbox life. It was the way to play competitively. I was attending PC and Xbox splinter cell lan parties and tournaments.
Eventually though, online became more and more common and that helped with PC shooters as well.
And therein lies the answer to your question. It's only controversial because of Stan Wars. That's it. MFs don't give a shyt about consumer this or competition that. Anyone fixing their mouth to say so is a goddamn liar . Does this merger benefit my platform of choice? If yes, the you feverishly support it. If no, then you vehemently oppose it. There's no nuance to this conversation at all . Sony stans are mad that Microsoft is throwing its wallet around. Xbox stans are excited that more shyt might get blocked from Sony platforms and potentially more exclusives are coming to end the drought. Neither side can be happy when the other side is happy. Exclusives are important up until they ain't. Acquisitions are cool up until they ain't. Nintendo is important up until it ain't .I don't even know anymore breh
I woke up from my tree and see friggin anarchy over some plastic and motherboard