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Of all the people...
He's 78% friendlier, can't use that against him anymore.
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Of all the people...
Me too.
FPS games are to blame for lack of innovation I think.
Yearly releases of the same old same old is so boring,vast amounts of DLC and season passes,ugh.
I don't see a great deal of gameplay difference between FPS last-gen,this -gen,or next-gen
Besign and Perspective
*tin foil hat heh heh heh heh*
LMSCorvetteGT2Now I wait...
"But it stil gets cod dlc erly!!1!"
The IndependentMicrosoft defends 'holistic' design of Xbox One: Is it sneaking a PC into the living room?
Although most of the anger directed at the new Xbox One has focused on Microsoft’s policies regarding second-hand games, the actual look of the new console has also been met with confusion.
Microsoft took to its blog yesterday to defend their new design, despite unflattering comparisons between the One and old fashioned VCRs.
“Xbox has always had something to say,” said Carl Ledbetter, creative director of Industrial Design for the One, “It’s always been bold with a strong personality.”
Ledbetter also designed the Xbox 360 S, and The Verge has been among those pointing out the similarities between the two designs.
Matte black features heavily in both, alongside a segmented construction and diagonal vents.
Microsoft describes the One as designed from a “holistic perspective” to create a sense of unity between “hardware and user interface.”
While this sort of ethos may not be the most apparent feature for consumers, the similarities between the One’s UI and that of Windows 8 and Surface are striking. They also show how Microsoft’s desire for a “holistic” system really means further collusion between its console and PC markets.
Calling the dashboard of the new Xbox One “an experience centred on simplicity and intuitive navigation” is fine if consumers are on board with the experience of using Windows 8, but – as a recent roll-back for the Windows 8.1 update of the OS show - this may be a fairly rare experience.
Many industry commentators have seen the new console as Microsoft’s attempt to sneak a PC into the living room, and the shared design language between the One’s UI and Windows 8 seem to confirm these suspicions.
Everyone can calm down now:
http://kotaku.com/no-tv-talk-at-the-xbox-e3-conference-microsoft-says-510680543
Why? Is everyone all of a sudden going to forget the awful "reveal"? Lets hope so.
ConcreterainIf my kinect breaks for whatever reason , will my xbox one still function ?
Will I be forced to get another one and who is paying for it considering I dont even want kinect
in the first place ? Will microsoft give out replacements for free?
Everyone can calm down now:
http://kotaku.com/no-tv-talk-at-the-xbox-e3-conference-microsoft-says-510680543
We shall see. Can't say I was too thrilled with presentation (though it wasn't nearly to extent people in this thread have shown) so I'm definitely tuning in to the E3 Presentation.
If my kinect breaks for whatever reason , will my xbox one still function ?
Will I be forced to get another one and who is paying for it considering I dont even want kinect
in the first place ? Will microsoft give out replacements for free?
You seriously think Microsoft didn't write and rehearse that presentation and think/know it would get heat from people wanting to see games? They're not stupid, they knew very well that conference was not going to appeal to gamers and would get flak for all the TV stuff. The suggesting that the gaming stuff at E3 is a reaction to the poor reception is pretty unfounded, especially when they already stated BEFORE the first conference that was their plan.
It is a good point, you have me beat, but I still don't really see much logic behind it, get a ton of hate and be on the backfoot for gamers going into E3, I don't really get it. They just did a poll over on IGN, 4:1 preferred PS4 at this stage, is that really what MS wanted ?.
Even though they say no T.V at E3 I doubt everyone trusts Micro$oft. I personally don't buy the "we wanted to get the boring stuff out of the way first" excuse, that is some BS imo. They just got a ton of backlash from a poor reveal and are trying to come up with an excuse to counter it. I bet they will do a bunch of games stuff at E3 after the last week or so of hate but first impressions count and Micro$oft messed up.
A bunch of people are now saying "wait for E3", heck even IGN is saying it, well whatever they got their big reveal and didn't give any love to gamers. They had their opportunity to be in the spotlight and using the "wait until E3" approach after a reveal event is a little odd to say the least. They better deliver with E3 because Micro$oft is on the back foot now in terms of the gaming aspect of their console.
As of right now I have next to no interest in buying the console, I have cable and I doubt NZ will get much love in terms of the services offered. I also think the idea of an all-in-one box is dumb, I buy a console to play games not use kinect and watch T.V. If PS4 has a few more good-looking exclusives I will most likely go for that instead.