News
Xbox One Launch
				Cordova, TN; November 22, in the year of our Lord 2013--Family 
				Friendly Gaming, the industry leader in covering the family 
				friendly video games is excited by the Xbox One Launch. When we 
				talk about the last console generation the Wii dominated, 
				followed by the Playstation 3, and just barely behind was the 
				Xbox One. The Kinect peripheral dominated in North America. In 
				fact the Xbox 360 trounced the Playstation 3 in North America. 
				We are talking complete and total domination. Microsoft had 
				issues breaking into Japan. Sony also soundly beat Microsoft in 
				Europe. Will the next home console generation go the same way? 
				The Wii U has been limping along for a year now. Both the 
				Playstation 4 and the Xbox One can catch it within the first 
				year.
				
				The upgrades to Kinect on the Xbox One is one of the most 
				exciting things about this home console. There are more titles 
				for families on the Xbox One. Games like Forza Motorsport 5, Zoo 
				Tycoon, Project Spark, and Kinect Sports Rivals. With even more 
				coming soon. Families will actually have something to play on 
				the Xbox One. The down side is the price - $499.99. That is a 
				lot of money for most families. It is doubtful that a price drop 
				will happen in the next two years either. Microsoft may create a 
				separate package – one without the Kinect sensor. So families 
				can ease their way into the next generation home console system.
				
				The worst part about the Xbox One launch is finding a system. 
				Microsoft needs to crank up production to meet the demand. 
				Microsoft has the most well rounded release of the Big Three. 
				They need to capitalize on it in North America. Take care of 
				those who took care of them first. Microsoft is strong in North 
				America, and Family Friendly Gaming Nation hopes they think of 
				that when allocating where to sell initial systems. The latest 
				home console generation war has begun. Microsoft is the odds on 
				favorite to win. Will they succeed in winning a home console 
				generation? Is the third time the charm? You the readers decide 
				that.
				
				
				God bless,
				Paul Bury
				Family Friendly Gaming
				
				Microsoft's Press Release
				
				Microsoft's Games Release
				

























