6. Microsoft ATTEMPT To Mention Their Original Xbox One Policies
Right now both the Kinect and Microsoft's original vision for the Xbox One is about as fondly remembered as that viral video where the woman put a cat in a bin, but it's worth pointing out that before they attempted to wow a world of hardcore 360 fans with the 'amazing technology' of - wait for it - changing TV channels, the One had a lot of promise. The overall idea of digital distribution across every title is a horrifying prospect (it means you'd be stuck paying the ridiculous prices you can otherwise laugh off on the storefront right now), but Microsoft's original plans of letting you share game licenses with your friends was a great one. In addition there's a very, very small contingent of people who absolutely love their Kinects - forever waiting for Microsoft to stop profusely apologising and support the damn thing, as it seems like a huge waste of resources and time invested if all the 'next gen' features of the machine remain dormant any longer.
