My PS3 ran Linux, a bunch of Apps, and was sold by Dell. He must have missed the current gen. But seriously, since when is added functionality a bad thing on any of these consoles?
Since it made them choose 8gb Ram in 2010 and esram and a smaller GPU. We're going to get into the Games and Apps vs. Apps and Gmes now aren't we? I'm out.
My PS3 ran Linux, a bunch of Apps, and was sold by Dell. He must have missed the current gen. But seriously, since when is added functionality a bad thing on any of these consoles?
You do realize that is a pretty terrible selection?
Some of these new studios are even explicitly focused on tablet and smartphone games.
Clever.All 5 of them? Wow!
With an argument that dumb, I'd get out too.
You do realize that is a pretty terrible selection? Some of these new studios are even explicitly focused on tablet and smartphone games.
If we actually do get a Windows Store on the Xbone some time in the future, I would argue games are going to be included.
You could say that, or you could be very excited to see what Victoria, Black Tusk, Lift London, Osaka and BigPark are bringing to the table. Plus let's not forget Lionhead, 343i, Press Play and Twisted Pixels.
This would be awesome if true, but then I want to know what happens if you open up the SmartGlass app on your Xbox One?
But what's the killer app or use case here? I havent seen it.
Isn't the phone and W8 ecosystem being folded together in the future too?
That's a lot of potential super cheap games that can be played on your tv with a controller.
dumb?
They chose 8gb for apps -> DDR3 was the only option at the time ->esram was needed ot increase bandwidth -> took up space on the APU -> less space for a GPU.
It's a solid argument.
No need to be an arsehole.
dumb?
They chose 8gb for apps -> DDR3 was the only option at the time ->esram was needed ot increase bandwidth -> took up space on the APU -> less space for a GPU.
It's a solid argument.
No need to be an arsehole.
It's time to install antivirus and firewall on xbone
Windows 8 Apps = Apps AND Games.
Halo: Spartan Assault for instance is a "App":
http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/e...-assault/8fe2d694-baa2-4011-99c0-3a22216223bb
Here's a link to the front page so you'll see what W8 Apps are all about:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/apps#Cat=t1
Am I the only one who buys a gaming console to, you know... game? Why the hell would I want to compromise that in the name of apps when I've got three other devices that are much better for apps and the like? This may be a great thing for some, but I'd rather see all that extra effort put into the gaming side. It just lends more credibility to the horsetrading stories that come out of MS over what the Xbox is supposed to be.
Can someone give an example of how this would be useful. I'm struggling to think.
Am I the only one who buys a gaming console to, you know... game? Why the hell would I want to compromise that in the name of apps when I've got three other devices that are much better for apps and the like? This may be a great thing for some, but I'd rather see all that extra effort put into the gaming side. It just lends more credibility to the horsetrading stories that come out of MS over what the Xbox is supposed to be.
Microsoft PR really dropped the ball by not sharing this at E3 if true...
W8 apps suck, but with Xbox One support things could change quickly. It does add mobile phone games to the Xbox One lineup, letting them claim unrealistic numbers... Which would be good for PR purposes.
I say do it!
Am I the only one who buys a gaming console to, you know... game? Why the hell would I want to compromise that in the name of apps when I've got three other devices that are much better for apps and the like? This may be a great thing for some, but I'd rather see all that extra effort put into the gaming side. It just lends more credibility to the horsetrading stories that come out of MS over what the Xbox is supposed to be.
Why would you buy the most expensive console on the market on the hopes of alot of unproven studios? Its takes time for most studios to become great.
Its a megaton if I can play mkv on this.
I've hinted at it before, but total Skype integration:
skyping from your kinect with ANY device using skype (someone on their cell phone walking around outside, or someone on their laptop sitting in starbucks)
Gemüsepizza;86771446 said:Possible, but probably only certain files. The Xbox One will have a Blu-ray drive, that's why it is required from the BDA to have support for Cinavia copy protection. If you want to view a file that is protected by this mechanism, playback will be stopped. I don't think you can circumvent this with an app.
Am I the only one who buys a gaming console to, you know... game? Why the hell would I want to compromise that in the name of apps when I've got three other devices that are much better for apps and the like? This may be a great thing for some, but I'd rather see all that extra effort put into the gaming side. It just lends more credibility to the horsetrading stories that come out of MS over what the Xbox is supposed to be.
Yeah, to be fair it looks like it has a pretty decent launch line-up of games. Everything else is just gravy.
I can do this right now from my notebook. Who gives a fuck?
Yes.
People will just use their smartphone or tablet for this stuff, it's a much more sensible proposition than utilizing Facebook on a TV screen. To transfer audio and video content to a bigger screen, solutions like Chromecast, AirPlay or even the moribund Miracast are much more useful.
I can do this right now from my notebook. Who gives a fuck?
So I wonder how Sony can compete against this.
Try and implement Android app compatibility?
Exactly.
Who cares about whether you can use Skype on your notebook?
Nobody.
This is an XB1 thread discussing the capabilities coming to the new console.
Interesting, there are some very good applications on the Windows Store.
more people than you think.
its your type of mentality that shuns innovation. If everyone thought like this, we wouldn't have ANY apps on consoles and we'd be paying 5-600$ for consoles that only played games + another 600$ for a laptop so I can be able to skype my family in the Phillipines or my highschool friend in New Orleans.
it depends on who if its a killer feature or not. When netflix was exclusive to the 360 console for a year or so, that was a killer feature to many.Don't trump an awkward, paywalled implementation of Skype running on Xbone and Kinect as some killer feature then. Skype is on every single device out there already. I don't see why Skype on the Xbox One is even part of the conversation.
Am I the only one who buys a gaming console to, you know... game? Why the hell would I want to compromise that in the name of apps when I've got three other devices that are much better for apps and the like? This may be a great thing for some, but I'd rather see all that extra effort put into the gaming side. It just lends more credibility to the horsetrading stories that come out of MS over what the Xbox is supposed to be.
I'd rather pay $500 for a console that dedicates its hardware to gaming than one that sacrifices 1/3 of its RAM in order to host a W8 runtime environment and kludgy camera for Skype.
If the Xbone takes off in sales, and the app store becomes a big enough deal, Sony will try to copy it.Even if this rumor were true, I don't see why Sony would have to. They're not trying to market the PS4 as an all-in-one entertainment center like the XB1 is.
Your line of thinking would be entirely relevant if not for the fact that there about 6 billion OTHER people in the world with their OWN opinions.
Your entire argument basically amounts to "but I don't care about it, so why does it matter?"
Don't trump an awkward, paywalled implementation of Skype running on Xbone and Kinect as some killer feature then. Skype is on every single device out there already. I don't see why Skype on the Xbox One is even part of the conversation.