It appears that Microsoft just cannot make up their mind as to whether or not to stop raping their customers. As all of you may know, I was an early adopter of the Xbox 360, getting one at launch and feeling all proud of myself for jumping on a brand new technology. Oh, how I was duped. First they release the Elite 360. A nice, black 120Gb HDD Xbox 360 with HDMI output. Now, I find out that they are very likely going to be releasing the Core and Premium versions with… HDMI output. That means that my 360 (which is a Premium 360) will be very much out of date. I am soooooooo fucking angry. You know what this means, right? Always wait at least two years before buying a new console.
Apparently Sony and Microsoft cannot spend the time and money to make a good product from the beginning. No, they have to fucking keep adding shit to it that cannot be added onto previous versions of their console. I am actually happy (so far) with my PS3 because all of the system addons done to it have been through free software updates. The newer, cheaper PS3s, I’m not sad that I don’t have because it actually uses software emulation for an operation that my PS3 has a specific chip for. That means my PS3 is more reliable on that end. However, Microsoft. Oh my. They are a decent company, but goddamn, they rape their customers. When the Elite was released, I thought to myself, “It’s ok. It has a 120Gb HDD. That’d be nice, but I don’t need it. The HDMI would be nice, but the console’s a little more expensive.” Now that the basic 360s are probably going to be released with HDMI, I am just so angry. What are they going to do about customers; good customers who paid them money to get their shitty HD DVD player fixed? I will email Microsoft and see about this HDMI rumour and see about getting my 360 replaced. Keep tuned to this post as I will post updates to it.










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