Chime in: Are you frustrated with Xbox right now?

Many Xbox fans today are fed upwards with the perception that Microsoft isn't putting as much money or endeavour into its exclusive games as the console's master competitor, PlayStation iv. A discussion in our forums highlights the bug Xbox seems to exist having with its outset-political party offering, and the wider impact Microsoft'due south attitude towards its consumer products seems to be having on its customers.

707wpfan
03-24-2018 01:08 PM

the Xbox one has never had a real MLB game like "The Show". Microsoft, based in a MLB city has to know every child-adult in their city has to own a playstation to play MLB. I called Xbox support and they said that the terminal 360 game fabricated by 2k is backwards compatible,showing again how out of touch Microsoft is. They killed off the phone OS of my option, they killed off the bands months after i...
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I'm fairly happy with my Xbox feel, even as someone who isn't a huge fan of its main franchises, Forza and Halo. Xbox'south multiplatform games are doing the heavy lifting for me correct now, with Overwatch, Monster Hunter: World, and other multiplayer titles keeping me and my friends busy. However, I completely appreciate the point of view that if Microsoft isn't delivering the types of games y'all enjoy, it might exist time to look elsewhere.

With the large reorganization hitting Microsoft this year, hopefully nosotros'll brainstorm to run across the company slowly movement back to fix some of the criticisms information technology has been facing. Microsoft Band killed, Microsoft Groove killed, Kinect killed, Windows 10 Mobile killed, various Xbox exclusives shut down – sure, peradventure these products didn't accept a huge life ahead of them, but the unceremonious way they were phased out or killed off doesn't exactly inspire confidence.

For now, jump in the forum thread and let us know where your mind'due south at with Xbox and the wider Microsoft ecosystem.

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