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we all know windows xp is a great gaming platform and for me by
far the best one
we also know windows xp has many "flavours" and one of them is
windows xp media center which is basically a pc in your living
room doing the tasks many other hardware does
basically it wants to become a all in one solution and for me
it succeeded making it a great idea and product
so we have a multimedia pc for the living room capable of:
doing all the tasks a normal personal computer does
plus the ones microsoft advertises like
playing tv (replacing the need for a tv set)
record tv (replacing the need for a vcr)
playing music (replacing the need for a cd player)
playing movies (replacing the need for a dvd player)
playing radio (replacing the need for a radio)
all of these are family entertainment to use in the living
room... but what about games? isn't games also entertainment
for the all family and also available in the living room?
obviously yes!
so why doesn't windows xp media center also replace in the
living room a console like it does with a dvd player or music
player?
why is microsoft hiding the gaming capabilities of windows xp
media center?
why isn't there not even a single reference to pc games when
advertising windows xp media center when its a product focus
on entertainment?
why is microsoft trying to join a windows xp media center with
their own console as if windows xp is not capable for games or
there are no games made for windows xp?
why is there always reference to the console when advertising
windows xp media center when we all know xp itself is fully game
capable machine with no need for any extra hardware or software?
doesn't it make total sense having in the living room a machine
capable of playing games?
isn't not being in a living room the biggest complain some gamers
have against the pc?
so if windows xp media center is a pc for the living room doesn't
it makes all the sense in the world being a gaming platform?
so why is microsoft hiding it?
the reason is very simple...
microsoft is hiding pc games from windows xp media center and
trying to "bundle" their own console with it is only motivated by
money and not by any request from customers or technical reason or
even being the best solution to us all
with consoles microsoft profits from every software sold and with
windows they don't
the best solution to us customers in having only one hardware in
the living room and that hardware is a windows xp media center and
not adding any console cause its redundant
a console next to a windows xp media center is a waste and totally
superfluous and redundant
two machine with the same function and obviously the one with the
less capabilities and much weaker, the console must go... its
just not needed!
its obvious microsoft is lying to us customers
is lying about media center making us believe it doesn't have
any gaming capabilities when in fact its a great game platform
its like gm advertising to customers they need to buy TWO cars!
one to use during the day and another one to use at night
this attitude from microsoft is only motivated by money and its
damaging to us customers so we should all inform them to change
their way and set the record clean...
buying a console when already having windows xp media center is
a total waste of money! and all customers must know about this!
also its for microsoft own interest promoting windows xp media
center also for games cause sony is trying to promote their new
console as a media center... and let be no doubt... windows xp
media center CRUSHES is a second that new console crap from sony
so let the world all know:
windows xp media center is a gaming platform!
windows xp media center is a great gaming platform!
windows xp media center is the best gaming platform!
long live pc games!
we all know windows xp is a great gaming platform and for me by
far the best one
we also know windows xp has many "flavours" and one of them is
windows xp media center which is basically a pc in your living
room doing the tasks many other hardware does
basically it wants to become a all in one solution and for me
it succeeded making it a great idea and product
so we have a multimedia pc for the living room capable of:
doing all the tasks a normal personal computer does
plus the ones microsoft advertises like
playing tv (replacing the need for a tv set)
record tv (replacing the need for a vcr)
playing music (replacing the need for a cd player)
playing movies (replacing the need for a dvd player)
playing radio (replacing the need for a radio)
all of these are family entertainment to use in the living
room... but what about games? isn't games also entertainment
for the all family and also available in the living room?
obviously yes!
so why doesn't windows xp media center also replace in the
living room a console like it does with a dvd player or music
player?
why is microsoft hiding the gaming capabilities of windows xp
media center?
why isn't there not even a single reference to pc games when
advertising windows xp media center when its a product focus
on entertainment?
why is microsoft trying to join a windows xp media center with
their own console as if windows xp is not capable for games or
there are no games made for windows xp?
why is there always reference to the console when advertising
windows xp media center when we all know xp itself is fully game
capable machine with no need for any extra hardware or software?
doesn't it make total sense having in the living room a machine
capable of playing games?
isn't not being in a living room the biggest complain some gamers
have against the pc?
so if windows xp media center is a pc for the living room doesn't
it makes all the sense in the world being a gaming platform?
so why is microsoft hiding it?
the reason is very simple...
microsoft is hiding pc games from windows xp media center and
trying to "bundle" their own console with it is only motivated by
money and not by any request from customers or technical reason or
even being the best solution to us all
with consoles microsoft profits from every software sold and with
windows they don't
the best solution to us customers in having only one hardware in
the living room and that hardware is a windows xp media center and
not adding any console cause its redundant
a console next to a windows xp media center is a waste and totally
superfluous and redundant
two machine with the same function and obviously the one with the
less capabilities and much weaker, the console must go... its
just not needed!
its obvious microsoft is lying to us customers
is lying about media center making us believe it doesn't have
any gaming capabilities when in fact its a great game platform
its like gm advertising to customers they need to buy TWO cars!
one to use during the day and another one to use at night
this attitude from microsoft is only motivated by money and its
damaging to us customers so we should all inform them to change
their way and set the record clean...
buying a console when already having windows xp media center is
a total waste of money! and all customers must know about this!
also its for microsoft own interest promoting windows xp media
center also for games cause sony is trying to promote their new
console as a media center... and let be no doubt... windows xp
media center CRUSHES is a second that new console crap from sony
so let the world all know:
windows xp media center is a gaming platform!
windows xp media center is a great gaming platform!
windows xp media center is the best gaming platform!
long live pc games!
