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Like PC, at least back then, I think it's gotten a little bit better now, but 15, 20 years ago, you had to really build out a PC in order to get what you wanted. That's always been the benefit of having a console, right? Is that it's just you plug it and play. The thing that jumped out to me with Xbox is I felt like it took a lot of stuff that people were doing on PC and made it much more accessible to you through a console. So those are the memories that really stand out for me, at least growing up with these consoles. We brought our Xboxes to college and just had a good time with it. We'll talk about it, I think, in a little bit with the upcoming Halo release, but that's the big memory for me is playing those games just with my friends and having a great time. A lot of single-player experiences are great and all but you can't recapture that feeling, sitting on the couch with your friends and playing Halo and just shooting things up and enjoying the feel of the games because there really is nothing like it. Enjoying time with friends, at least for me.
Squatting up, just enjoying my time with my friends. That's the quintessential Xbox experience, is playing Halo with friends. It's got to be playing Halo with friends and stuff. People weren't sure what to expect, but obviously here we are 20 years later, they're still going strong and we've seen a lot of great games and a lot of great experiences come out of Xbox. So now they were coming in and it's this upstart.
There were already a lot of different rivals out there between Sony, and Nintendo, and then Sega had just bowed out of making consoles. It felt like a pretty big leap for Microsoft at the time. You may recall way back in 2001 during the consumer electronics show, both Bill Gates and The Rock, back when The Rock had hair and Bill Gates was still CEO Microsoft, hopped on stage and introduced everyone to the Xbox. Twenty-years ago, this month, Microsoft launched the original Xbox. This month marks a huge milestone for Microsoft and its Xbox video game console. More: Daily news, true crime, and more USA TODAY podcasts There may be some differences between the audio and the text.
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