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<blockquote data-quote="crashmatt" data-source="post: 507426" data-attributes="member: 169">The only thing Microsoft are hungry for is your subscription money. Im not looking forward to more subscription based gaming, I don't like it and its just another form of price fixing and kills competition. Microsoft has to go big or go home this E3 with the next console cycle on the horizon they needed to prove they were still in the race, which they did. Sony don't feel the need to push the PS4 as a platform anymore which is fine imo I'll be buying a PS5 regardless. My main issue for both platform is the lack of variety. Its full of first and third person shooting and fighting games. Id like to see more variety, it seems devs like to play it safe. Nintendo will probably announce for overpriced tat that fan boys will lap up and praise them to the heavens despite it probably not being very good. Maybe they will actually get some games out for the Switch who's schedule is looking sparse.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="crashmatt, post: 507426, member: 169"] The only thing Microsoft are hungry for is your subscription money. Im not looking forward to more subscription based gaming, I don't like it and its just another form of price fixing and kills competition. Microsoft has to go big or go home this E3 with the next console cycle on the horizon they needed to prove they were still in the race, which they did. Sony don't feel the need to push the PS4 as a platform anymore which is fine imo I'll be buying a PS5 regardless. My main issue for both platform is the lack of variety. Its full of first and third person shooting and fighting games. Id like to see more variety, it seems devs like to play it safe. Nintendo will probably announce for overpriced tat that fan boys will lap up and praise them to the heavens despite it probably not being very good. Maybe they will actually get some games out for the Switch who's schedule is looking sparse. [/QUOTE]

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