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Xbox and Nintendo pretty much was all the talk of E3. Not surprising.
So we're just disregarding the buzz for Spiderman, God of War and Days Gone?
Xbox and Nintendo pretty much was all the talk of E3. Not surprising.
TBF that's litterally how Nintendo's E3 operates they have more "bigger" events throught the week that sustains conversation (in this case 3 tournaments with usual treehouse stuff) rather than a large blowout conference.
Oh okay. Thanks.
But the article says:
"Although Nintendo generated more conversation volume than Xbox, when it came to conversations surrounding the Xbox One X versus Nintendo Switch, Xbox One X was received more positively than the Nintendo Switch by the E3 audience. Interestingly, the Xbox One X was mentioned only 1 percent more than the Nintendo Switch during E3, which means this audience was equally discussing and perhaps comparing the consoles. However, 57 percent of the conversations about Xbox One X were positive while only 45 percent of all Nintendo Switch conversations were positive."
So for console talk X received more positive talk. Or am I reading this wrong?
No, you seem to be reading it correctly. The implication would be that people were discussing Nintendo's software in significantly more positive terms than that available for the Xbox in order to make the numbers work. That's perhaps unsurprising - Nintendo really catered to the crowd with Odyssey and Prime 4.
No, you seem to be reading it correctly. The implication would be that people were discussing Nintendo's software in significantly more positive terms than that available for the Xbox in order to make the numbers work. That's perhaps unsurprising - Nintendo really catered to the crowd with Odyssey and Prime 4.
Gotcha. I keep seeing people saying 499 and such, but that doesn't look all that negative since it was pretty positively received.
I guess people didn't realize they were witnessing the most powerful console ever.
SO basically
Hardware wise Xbox X got more positive reaction than Switch
Software wise, Switch got more positive reaction than Xbox X
Although Nintendo generated more conversation volume than Xbox, when it came to conversations surrounding the Xbox One X versus Nintendo Switch, Xbox One X was received more positively than the Nintendo Switch by the E3 audience. Interestingly, the Xbox One X was mentioned only 1 percent more than the Nintendo Switch during E3, which means this audience was equally discussing and perhaps comparing the consoles. However, 57 percent of the conversations about Xbox One X were positive while only 45 percent of all Nintendo Switch conversations were positive.
This means that the E3 audience was 24 percent more excited about the newest Xbox, which bodes well for the game console brand despite Microsofts brand failing to capture audience attention and conversations.
All of this is true but I was expecting MS to make a bigger splash than they did and I think others were too.
The hardware sounds fantastic but that's all it is. I wanted their software to blow me away and it didn't.
I'm confused. From that same article:
So which is it - Nintendo generated more conversations but lesss positive reactions, or Xbox generated more conversations but less positive reactions. In the same article, they literally contradict themselves. The first half says Nintendo had more positive reactions and less conversation than Xbox, the second half says the complete opposite.
I don't get it.
Exactly! So it's a win win. Don't understand the negative tone from this thread regarding Xbox.
Every once in a blue moon, we hit that point in the cycle where people are tired of teraflops and technojargon and just want fun games.
It happened in 2006. It happened this week.
That paragraph refers to discussion of the consoles only, and so excludes discussion of the software. As discussed above, the Xbox as a piece of hardware seems to have been moderately better received than the Switch, but the Switch's software absolutely blew everything else out of the water to make up the lost ground.
Exactly! So it's a win win. Don't understand the negative tone from this thread regarding Xbox.
But you are cherry picking the article. It's clearly a positive article for Nintendo and Xbox.
I was just looking for this tweet haha.obligatory
]Exactly, let's face it, people were expecting an amazing AAA showcase of new IPs and exclusives running on Scorpio and using its power to melt our faces.[/B]
They didn't, the most powerful console in the world doesn't amount to much without a killer line up to demonstrate it, PS4 games, on OG and Pro, had a much bigger splash visually than the X overall, MS has failed to deliver this E3.
Because a console with no important exclusives is easily repaceable.
But you are cherry picking the article. It's clearly a positive article for Nintendo and Xbox.
Sounds like they were expecting a new generation to launch. Which doesn't make sense.
Did Sony reveal the Pro with a bunch of games we'd never seen before? New IPs and such?
So is a console who's exclusives don't appeal to you.
Microsoft's first party situation is catastrophic
They did so good during 360
Because a console with no important exclusives is easily repaceable.
Not if your the strongest and don't want to play on PC. It's still a win-win.
There's a whole thread on that basically.
At a $500 price tag, the amount of people who fill that description is pretty slim.
Social media mentions don't necessarily have to be positive
Literally who actively uses Facebook nowadays lol
The sheer amount of online conversation volume that Nintendos press conference generated was 108 percent more than Xbox
"Although Nintendo generated more conversation volume than Xbox, when it came to conversations surrounding the Xbox One X versus Nintendo Switch, Xbox One X was received more positively than the Nintendo Switch by the E3 audience."
"However, 57 percent of the conversations about Xbox One X were positive while only 45 percent of all Nintendo Switch conversations were positive."
I can't think about an AAA exclusive apart from Forza that they showed. And today cars simulator are not that popular. An Xbox E3 with no Halo, Gears of War or big new IP is just shitty.
At a $500 price tag, the amount of people who fill that description is pretty slim.