i wish they didn't/don't either but sales are moving slowly console is too expensive. only way to drop the price unfortunately. maybe later they'll rebundle it when cost goes down
early adopters always get the shyt end. what is more important is that they are trying to stay afloatso giving away TF and now this. Early adopters def got hosed terribly, but it needs to be cheaper than the PS4 if so.
early adopters always get the shyt end. what is more important is that they are trying to stay afloat
different ceo, different xbox head. i'm confident in MS going forward.Afloat? I don't think the Xbox division was gonna go under. Worse case scenario was getting spun off or sold, but not getting the
Depending on the price, they can possibly make the split in America closer as far as marketshare with the PS4, but it's still a wrap everywhere else for the system.
Personally, I'd still be skeptical of MS plans with Xbox going forward now because they've shown their cards as to what they are trying to do and I'm not down for it. While Spencer was a GREAT hire IMO, the suits at MS have shown what their plans are with the vision of the Xbox brand in the future and I don't like it.
Is the $500 asking price of Xbox One too rich for your blood? Turns out you're not alone, and Microsoft's responding: the price of the Xbox One is dropping to $400, and the company's dropping Kinect from the box as well. Starting June 9th, the Xbox One will be sold in a second bundle sans Kinect (a standalone version of Xbox One's Kinect will be available "this fall," should you wish to add one later on). It's not clear if the $500 model that currently exists will continue to exist after June 9th, though it is clear why Microsoft made today's move: sales numbers. Though the Xbox One is doing well at around 5 million units, it's lagging behind Sony's PlayStation 4 to the tune of several million units.
different ceo, different xbox head. i'm confident in MS going forward.