Xbox One

don't developers usually have misguided notions on how powerful the consoles are anyway?
 
Groden said:
chillv said:
A reason why I feel this system is not worth it is because this system is looks like a very crappy attempt to somewhat copy the BS-X Satelleview

How?
Because, the BS-X satellaview required a lot of equipment (that works similar to the internet or TV) to play the game and without that equipment you can not even use the system. The game also requires you to download the games at a certain time or you won't be able to get the game at. The Xbox One requires internet and if you don't log on every single day, you can't play your game.
 
MKGirlism said:
Quad-Core CPU's...these will be history before you know it.
They've already announced Hexa-Core and Octa-Core CPU's a long time ago.

That's the good thing about Consoles: Every single unit sold works exactly the same, unlike Android and PC, on which Apps and games run on some Phones or PC's, but not on 80% of other Phones or PC's.

Those would probably be history too, once we get even greater core CPUs.

But the good thing about PCs is that it's adjustable and adaptable.
 
Nabber, could you explain what do you mean by "having misguided notions on"?
 
Come on, we all know the Xbox One was a bad attempt, but it's not that bad.
 
It's still a pretty miserable console
 
While I admit what we've seen so far isn't very good but we've only seen a shitty presentation of the console.

I think we shouldn't completely cast it off as horrible yet, at least until we find out more about it and it's games. Normally I wouldn't stick up for Microsoft but I see a lot of people hating on it just because it's the common/popular opinion right now (reminds me of everybody shitting on the Wii U for a while).

Although if nothing good pops up at E3 then I think it's safe to assume it'll be lackluster.
 
chillv said:
Groden said:
chillv said:
A reason why I feel this system is not worth it is because this system is looks like a very crappy attempt to somewhat copy the BS-X Satelleview

How?
Because, the BS-X satellaview required a lot of equipment (that works similar to the internet or TV) to play the game and without that equipment you can not even use the system. The game also requires you to download the games at a certain time or you won't be able to get the game at. The Xbox One requires internet and if you don't log on every single day, you can't play your game.
I honestly don't think that's a unique feature to it that they intentionally "copied". If it was a copy of it, I think they'd have it be an attachment for the Xbox that stream voices and music while you play, not a console that just has being online as a form of protection.

It's really obscure and probably not very successful, so I don't think that's something they would want to copy, anyway.
 
but GRODEN

there's nothing else we can accuse microsoft of ripping off the almighty nintendoes for this xbox