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It was due an overhaul lets face it.
It was due an overhaul lets face it.
Oh my bad, thought the PS4 was £399.
If your friends are jumping ship then fair enough.
Regardless, Sony had best get it right this time round as they can't afford to throw away any more $$$.
Why will they have to buy new games?They/their parents won't be buying them new games constantly.
Was that running on XBO or PS4?
And it's hit the mainstream press now.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/jun/11/xbox-one-microsoft
I don't understand all the Kinect 2 hate. The demos they've given of it so far have been awesome, plus you're going to finally be able to use it in a space smaller than a cargo hanger.
I'm off to play Disneyland Adventures \o/
Interesting!
*speculation*.
Interesting!
"If Kinect senses too many people in the room, it will prompt the users to upgrade the license."
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif]http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gaming/news/a484593/xbox-one-to-monitor-tv-viewing-content-watched-number-of-viewers.html[/FONT]
Xbox One will monitor users' content viewing in a number of ways.
Microsoft's next-generation console has applied for a patent offering users Xbox 360-like achievements for watching specific content and adverts, reports Gamesindustry International.
The console's Kinect 2 will also employ DRM measures to prevent more people than the license allows viewing the content at one go, as per [FONT=Arial, sans-serif]another patent filed last year[/FONT].
If Kinect senses too many people in the room, it will prompt the users to upgrade the license.
"Television viewing tends to be a passive experience for a viewer, without many opportunities for the viewer to engage or have interactive experiences with the presented content," the application for the achievements reads.
"To increase interactive viewing and encourage a user to watch one or more particular items of video content, awards and achievements may be tied to those items of video content."
The company has said that not all the patents they apply for will necessarily be incorporated into Xbox One.
"Microsoft regularly applies for and receives patents as part of its business practice; not all patents applied for or received will be incorporated into a Microsoft product," it told MCV.
However, the trade said that its UK industry sources have confirmed that the DRM system will be implemented on Xbox One.
The company claimed earlier in the week that its [FONT=Arial, sans-serif]policies for the next-generation console were still subject to change[/FONT] before its launch.
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif]Announced this week[/FONT], Xbox One - described as an all-in-one "ultimate home entertainment system" - will be launched later this year.
While the system [FONT=Arial, sans-serif]won't require an always-on connection[/FONT], it must be [FONT=Arial, sans-serif]connected to the internet every 24 hours[/FONT].
A report suggested the firm and publishers will profit from all second-hand sales.
Xbox One will see 15 exclusive games launch in its first year, including Forza Motorsport 5 on day one.
Makes a good scare story for the press and the haters I guess.So is that notion that anyone other than a vendor owns software tbf! You buy a license to use it, IIRC.
In the 5 or so years I have never felt the need to play on my 360 when more than one other person is present. Not to mention my room is so small i dont even have the space to use Kinect so how will that even be an issue?
The whole DRM issue is starting to get old already. In the grand scheme of things, when I'm sitting there playing Ryse or alike, I'm not really going to give a s**t.
I think it's the whole "buy a new game for £50 and then can't sell it on EVER so you're stuck with it" kinda thing. That's what folk are running around in their knickers worrying about.
That's what I think will pit a lot of people (kids & parents) off it. Yeah they could swap it once with their friend but then they can't get rid of it can they?
The whole system is half-baked and a complete mess. I expect a backtrack at some point. However, for a lot of people the damage is already done.Well, it's down to the publisher as they apparently reserve the rights to the decision whether they can be sold or traded.
It's not quite as bad as you're making out dude lol. The Xbox community is too big to just wither away, it's not that simple.
The whole system is half-baked and a complete mess. I expect a backtrack at some point. However, for a lot of people the damage is already done.
I bet Sony can't stop laughing.
Pissed. Didn't the 360 launch much later in Asia though?
Stick a dragon on the box and they will love it.Yeah, because the Japs will never favour the MS product over Nintendo or Sony
Yes you can still buy them and play them. There is an option for publishers to request a fee for the transfer of license which TBH is the model most of them want because they lose millions to the used game market. Whether any take up this option is going to be interesting as DLC allows a lot of the lost revenue to be made up from used games.Am I right in saying that you'll actually still be able to buy pre-owned Xbox One games? Sounds like nonsense scaremongering to me!
You can't only have one owner of a game. Shirley!
Am I right in saying that you'll actually still be able to buy pre-owned Xbox One games? Sounds like nonsense scaremongering to me!
You can't only have one owner of a game. Shirley!