So changing something that the majority of your customers dislike is not listening to the community but is rather a business move to avoid losing more customers? Sounds like they are listening to the community aka their customers.

thinks that they are beating Sony, when Sony never even tried to force these restrictions on gamers in the first place.

They aren't listening to the community. They saw that they screwed up and were afraid of losing customers. They didn't change anything here. Pretty much they said "Everything will stay the same as it currently is on the 360" and suddenly everybody thi

its more to do with the fact that Microsoft has actually listened to the community and changed what its doing

For example: you must have kinect, it is insanely expensive, halo not at launch, focused almost solely on multi-media and television...

being able to trade suddenly fixes all the other issues with XB1.

Not sure how that is GG Nitro... oh, and in case people don't realize, this also means you won't be able to share your games online with people, one of the few features MS came out with that was decent. I really don't see how not-always online and bein

You can turn the feature off paladin :)

Good thing that Microsoft reneged on DRM, but the initial price and the always on camera concerns me.

Congratulations STRIKE!