My Games & Apps sorting preferences are not user based

[quote user="Burst Axe"]

And now someone at MS has called it disc-based DRM also. Its a shame other gamers don't see it as such.

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Oh my god, Burst. People know that all forms of digital media have some sort of DRM. They just prefer one type over the other after weighing the pros and cons of each. How long has it been since Microsoft reversed their policies?

[quote user="thawkprime21"]

Would anyone else be in favor or think that xbox one will come out with a way for you to be able to play many of your disc based games without the disc.

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No not really that fussed.



Prefer disc based games. Maybe I'm just old school.

[quote user="DJskillz123"]

Friend some people that are good at the game, you"ll be surprised how much better you play when your team is good. Or play objective based games.

[/quote] Objective based games are what I play when my buddies aren't on . They can be a good way to help your K/D rat. I just prefer them myself.

[quote user="OrdealByFire"]

I play Black Ops 2 more, and I WILL play it more.

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At the same time, Halo 4's probably the better game. It's a lot more of "Ohp. That was my fault." when you die in that game. The online aspect is put together MUCH better than BO2.

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I agree with all of that.







One thing I hate that always gets brought up in these sort of threads is the whole, "apples and oranges," thing. No, they are not so vastly different that they can't be compared. You could compare a shooter and a puzzle game if
you wanted to. It's just a lot more difficult and preference-based.



Listen to the pro's and con's of each game and take personal preference highly into account. Same with other peoples' reviews/previews of a game.

This could be subjective and purely based off what each creator considers "calibration". Your eyes seem to just prefer the other. I will admit that colors on the Xbox's apps don't seem as vivid as my Samsung Smart TV apps.