Plenty of direct feed footage around.
Am I missing something here? That is HD direct feed.
Plenty of direct feed footage around.
Entrecôte;90594443 said:Anandtech mini review:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7528/the-xbox-one-mini-review-hardware-analysis
The last line in the first paragraph of the lolygon Bone review:
Last line in the first paragraph of their PS4 review:
Tone immediately set. .5 score difference (sure) between the consoles, but their tone is "we love the familiarity of the Xbone and await the fulfilment of it's promises" & "We are bored by Sony's approach and can't recommend anything currently, but it might be ok in the future."
Fuck these guys with a jagged polygon.
Normies don't buy consoles at launch and certainly not at these prices so I really doubt what the USA today says will matter much to many. They're too busy reading about last night's NCIS.
I'm honestly really baffled with how much emphasis most Xbox One reviews have put on the TV and Kinect features.
I'm honestly really baffled with how much emphasis most Xbox One reviews have put on the TV and Kinect features. I don't have cable and have no interest in using voice or motion controls, so what is there left for me? Seems to be a lot of "yeah, Titanfall is coming soon..."
I'm really starting to rethink purchasing either next-gen console right now.
Am I missing something here? That is HD direct feed.
See, I find this to be true...in MY OPINION...(for what it's worth)...PS4 did nothing innovative...they refreshed hardware and put in much better memory and GPU etc. They didn't push the envelope in ANY way shape or form. And that's fine, clearly Sony is positioning the box as pretty much 90% games and 10% everything else.
XOne is going after input one...has that vision been realized out of the gate, NO! Resounding NO! But again, in my opinion they are pushing the envelope much harder with multiple ways to interact with the device, be an all in one entertainment hub. I understand that on a gaming site like this that may not be a priority for all but to me it makes a world of difference. I want all of that all-in- one functionality even if others here profess not to want it...doesn't mean none of us want it.
Just but whatever meets your needs...you don't see me going into the PS4 review thread and shitting it up with things like lolygon and claims of bias. I understand different folks want different things...just get what makes you happy.
See, I find this to be true...in MY OPINION...(for what it's worth)...PS4 did nothing innovative...they refreshed hardware and put in much better memory and GPU etc. They didn't push the envelope in ANY way shape or form. And that's fine, clearly Sony is positioning the box as pretty much 90% games and 10% everything else.
XOne is going after input one...has that vision been realized out of the gate, NO! Resounding NO! But again, in my opinion they are pushing the envelope much harder with multiple ways to interact with the device, be an all in one entertainment hub. I understand that on a gaming site like this that may not be a priority for all but to me it makes a world of difference. I want all of that all-in- one functionality even if others here profess not to want it...doesn't mean none of us want it.
See, I find this to be true...in MY OPINION...(for what it's worth)...PS4 did nothing innovative...they refreshed hardware and put in much better memory and GPU etc. They didn't push the envelope in ANY way shape or form. And that's fine, clearly Sony is positioning the box as pretty much 90% games and 10% everything else.
XOne is going after input one...has that vision been realized out of the gate, NO! Resounding NO! But again, in my opinion they are pushing the envelope much harder with multiple ways to interact with the device, be an all in one entertainment hub...
My bad, i meant Gamersyde rather than be at the mercy of a website's chosen compression.
so much salt in this thread, wow.
Despite the power difference between the systems (which isn't all that evident at launch when you compare both lineups collectively), it's hard to argue against the fact that the XB1 has a vastly more diverse launch line-up than the PS4. The XB1 might hold the "library" edge for the first 12-18 months of both systems and that will be huge for them.
Am I the only one that thinks the UI is way too over cluttered? Metro is fine to a certain point, but considering how many big and small tiles are all over the place with ads all over the place, it seems like a total distraction.
That Forza 5 Golf footage, what... first time seeing gameplay from Forza and that doesn't look too hot.
I will not use kinect for either gesture or voice for UI control, does anyone think MS will redesign the UI to make it better to control with the controller as I have seen quotes from different sources stating that it's quite awful at the moment.
I am interested to get one further down the line (price drop) but a UI that is not controller friendly would be a concern.
I have brought it up in another thread but no response, thought this would be the best place to ask.
its pretty telling that ryse is not one of the recommended launch games in any of these reviews
its pretty telling that ryse is not one of the recommended launch games in any of these reviews
so much salt in this thread, wow.
Despite the power difference between the systems (which isn't all that evident at launch when you compare both lineups collectively), it's hard to argue against the fact that the XB1 has a vastly more diverse launch line-up than the PS4. The XB1 might hold the "library" edge for the first 12-18 months of both systems and that will be huge for them.
its pretty telling that ryse is not one of the recommended launch games in any of these reviews
.Forza still looks like crap, lighting is bad, car models still look plasticy.
Thread just shows how Anand Lal Shimpi is so far and away the best tech reviewer on the net.
Brad seems to love the new kinect on the Bombcast, good to hear. We'll see how well it works Friday.
Youtube is complete shit now man. Like half the damn Anandtech comparison video plays in 360p before it switches to Original quality.
Haha, not sure if already posted but IGN testing out kinect recognizer with several people trying to sign in.
I'm surprised anyone thinks it's even got a chance of being a good game. There's been bad buzz and impressions of Ryse since e3.its pretty telling that ryse is not one of the recommended launch games in any of these reviews
I can understand that point of view, strikes me as weird for a gamer to not appreciate their approach though, I want more better games. The Xbone's focus on TV stuff is superfluous if you ask me, but hey, I'm not that audience. I didn't realize so many games journos were bored to tears with the current gaming situation and were waiting for the arrival of TV in the console to save them :/
I can certainly appreciate them trying something new, but everything I've read so far is saying their kinect & tv stuff isn't up to snuff (oh and I hope you live in the US if you want to use the TV stuff), yet the Polygon review is praising their approach to entertainment outside of games.
Entrecôte;90594443 said:Anandtech mini review:
when you says that you have references that its bad with a controller you should link to it or like not mention it because we need receipts. I'm sure the controller will work well just like on 360. But I'm waiting and seeing.
Kotaku said:It's also possible to do everything the Kinect does with just the controller, but it's a more arduous process. If you'd like to record a clip of your gameplay with Kinect, you can say, "Xbox, record that" to start the recorder. To do the same thing with the controller, you have to pause the game with the the home button, snap the Game DVR app to the side of the screen and start recording, then go back later and edit your clip to take out the part where you paused the game. [...] Similarly, you can snap an app to the side of your screen simply by saying, "Xbox, snap Internet Explorer"... or you can pause the game with the home button, select the snap function, pick an app to snap, then double-tap the home button to return to the game. It works, but the Xbox One was clearly designed with voice control in mind.
Pause. Take a moment to read over that last paragraph. Kind of a mess, right? If ever a console needed a huge instruction manual loaded with flowcharts and button-maps, it's this one. The Xbox One may no longer require an internet connection or Kinect, but it damn near requires a butler or a tutor.
Casuals are just as likely to be day one purchases are the hardcore.
when you says that you have references that its bad with a controller you should link to it or like not mention it because we need receipts. I'm sure the controller will work well just like on 360. But I'm waiting and seeing.
so much salt in this thread, wow.
Despite the power difference between the systems (which isn't all that evident at launch when you compare both lineups collectively), it's hard to argue against the fact that the XB1 has a vastly more diverse launch line-up than the PS4. The XB1 might hold the "library" edge for the first 12-18 months of both systems and that will be huge for them.
Wow, what happen to this thread
What's coming for PS4 in December?X1 holds the library edge till December.
More like through December at best.
Edit: beaten
Instead of playing their PS4's people getting their pound of flesh...
Haha, not sure if already posted but IGN testing out kinect recognizer with several people trying to sign in.
Wow, what happen to this thread