Next Gen Xbox Reveal Confirmed for May 21

RustyShackleford said:
:lol: you can't be serious

And you are completely ignoring all the headaches that come with PC gaming
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PC gaming has never been easier.

Simple
1. Follow a guide online.
2. Buy parts
3.Assemble
4.Download Steam and make account
5.Buy game and install
6. Double click play

If you wanna talk issues, those are kinda far and few
 
Let me get this straight ( if im wrong please correct me)

- users have to be online atleast once a day

- USED game fee will be FULL MSRP, even if its on the same console. WTF

- Their WHOLE presentation will only work for the US market. Why even show a system that wont work for 6.7 Billion people

Xbox fan boys please defend your system.
 
We know there is some confusion around used games on Xbox One and wanted to provide a bit of clarification on exactly what we’ve confirmed today. While there have been many potential scenarios discussed, today we have only confirmed that we designed Xbox One to enable our customers to trade in and resell games at retail.

Beyond that, we have not confirmed any specific scenarios.

Another piece of clarification around playing games at a friend’s house – should you choose to play your game at your friend’s house, there is no fee to play that game while you are signed in to your profile.
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http://majornelson.com/2013/05/21/xbox-one-and-used-games/
 
PLVN said:
It's also stupid to act like the visual appearance of a game is the main factor in having an enjoyable gaming experience.
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It is, which I never did. I was just pointing out to you why it's the better platform. Better "visual appearance", better performance, and more customization. 

For me, I just want to play the game the way it's meant to played; that's it. It may appear small but the difference in performance is tremendously better especially if you already experienced playing on the PC. Sometimes when I play on 360 I can't get more past 5 minutes without turning it off. The Jaggies, the FPS, the low-res textures, textures popping in, draw distances all derail the experience way too much. 

GTA IV with with the latest icehancer mod makes it look like a next gen game. Not too bad for a 5 year old.

That's besides the point. I will be excited for the next generation once they show off some games. I don't care for all this social media they are trying to integrate into consoles. I guess it could fun for kids and teens though, just not my thing. If there are some innovate, creative games, I will be on board. However, I'm very skeptical. 
 
System is big as hell woulda looked so ridiculous next to the 13" sd tv i had in college :lol: they had to give it cable features, i don't have room for that and a box
 
SupremeApe said:
Let me get this straight ( if im wrong please correct me)

- users have to be online atleast once a day

- USED game fee will be FULL MSRP, even if its on the same console. WTF

- Their WHOLE presentation will only work for the US market. Why even show a system that wont work for 6.7 Billion people

Xbox fan boys please defend your system.
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Havent read through the 15+ pages since I left this thread for finals :smh:

But all of this was said? I'm a fanboy but this is just |I
 
i don't really see a big problem.

to me, its pretty much what we got used to with apps on our phones. we purchase them for that device only, and maybe any other device that its linked to with our account. but just because I buy angry birds on my phone, doesn't mean i can send that game to a friend so he can play it on his. if he wants to play it, he has to buy it.

i get the uproar, but at the same time, its not that big of a deal.
 
presequel said:
i don't really see a big problem.

to me, its pretty much what we got used to with apps on our phones. we purchase them for that device only, and maybe any other device that its linked to with our account. but just because I buy angry birds on my phone, doesn't mean i can send that game to a friend so he can play it on his. if he wants to play it, he has to buy it.

i get the uproar, but at the same time, its not that big of a deal.
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Thats digital. I understand that. If i buy a game on the marketplace i wont be able to bring it to my friends house after i download it.

But if i physically own a disk, id like to bring it with me anywhere i please and pop it in a friends console.
 
Ace93 said:
Thats digital. I understand that. If i buy a game on the marketplace i wont be able to bring it to my friends house after i download it.

But if i physically own a disk, id like to bring it with me anywhere i please and pop it in a friends console.
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Please read 5 posts above this one.
 
PLVN said:
Ace93 said:
Thats digital. I understand that. If i buy a game on the marketplace i wont be able to bring it to my friends house after i download it.

But if i physically own a disk, id like to bring it with me anywhere i please and pop it in a friends console.
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Please read 5 posts above this one.
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The fact I would have to log myself into a friends Xbox is still stupid. What about people who use redbox or gamefly
 
all i'm worried about is that kinect is ****** mandatory, that mean every game gonna have to use that thang now?
 
milestailsprowe said:
RustyShackleford said:
:lol: you can't be serious

And you are completely ignoring all the headaches that come with PC gaming
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PC gaming has never been easier.

Simple
1. Follow a guide online.
2. Buy parts
3.Assemble
4.Download Steam and make account
5.Buy game and install
6. Double click play

If you wanna talk issues, those are kinda far and few
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1. Ahh spending 30 mins on the internet find a guide they double checking against other guides to make sure you know what you're doing
2. Drop 600 plus for a capable machine not including monitor/mouse/keyboard/headset....Plus buy the wrong part and you get a bottleneck
3. 30 mins to an hour for assembly, 2 plus if you want to overclock
4. Another 10mins plus
5. Downloading gigs, another wait
6. Hope game doesn't crash, or needs a patch, or AMD/Nvdivia drivers update isn't ******g up the game


Stop lying to yourself B. It is not that simple
 
RustyShackleford said:
1. Ahh spending 30 mins on the internet find a guide they double checking against other guides to make sure you know what you're doing
2. Drop 600 plus for a capable machine not including monitor/mouse/keyboard/headset....Plus buy the wrong part and you get a bottleneck
3. 30 mins to an hour for assembly, 2 plus if you want to overclock
4. Another 10mins plus
5. Downloading gigs, another wait
6. Hope game doesn't crash, or needs a patch, or AMD/Nvdivia drivers update isn't ******g up the game


Stop lying to yourself B. It is not that simple
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Last post on this subject. It actually is that easy, I wrote in my first post that Sony and M$ are taking advantage of your laziness and this seems to be case.

Are people oblivious to how PC's work in 2013?  I refuse to believe that. 3rd graders can do this. I haven't had a game crash or need a patch to work in at least 5 years. What are you even talking about? Seriously man... You simply download, install and play. I can't speak for every service but Steam does all the patching and driver checks for you. 

 
 

some hands on

the kinect can actually read your heart rate using infrared sensors lol
 
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What cracks me up thinking about this, I don't want to watch any shows or sports while i'm gaming tho i just wanna relax and talk !@#!@ with my friends online and just forget about work. So this whole cable input or whatever they bragging about doesn't interest me, i just want the best pure gaming console, thanks MS for making my decision easier today ...my money is ready for the PS4
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