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Question Of The Month: What Current-Gen Improvement Do You Want Most?
Just because the current-gen consoles have taken over our living rooms doesn't mean there's not room for improvement. What enhancements would you like to see to your newest gaming system?
In issue 272 of Game Informer, we asked readers what improvement they'd like to see made to the current generation of consoles. Backward compatibility (along with wider support for Xbox One's backward compatibility) was the number-one answer, along with external hard-drive support for the PlayStation 4, and a more durable controller. Now it's your time to sound off: What do you want to see improved? Perhaps you have a hardware issue like our other readers, or maybe the user interface of your favorite console isn't quite as usable as it should be? Share your wishes in the comments below!
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