YoshiMax
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Anyway, we should probably stop referring to it as "Slim" and perhaps refer to it as Xbox "Not as wide"
Or "The new Xbox". They've played a blinder obfuscating what they're doing with the "slim"
Anyway, we should probably stop referring to it as "Slim" and perhaps refer to it as Xbox "Not as wide"
I wish they would fix the dpad. The clicky/noisy dpad feels gross to me.
Two separate letters, One is to the EU power board on Power modes which also confirms new revisions, Tier three, with more efficient Navigation modes, 20 watts lower (NEO and a New XB1) and the other is a Linkedin post below:
Depends on what is a previous generation game console. If the launch PS4 is considered a previous generation it's no big deal, if it is talking about the PS3 then BC is coming.
The game console manufacturers managed to strike a deal avoiding mandatory power regulations by volunteering to implement best practices and to reduce the power used as it becomes possible. The letter outlines a roadmap of Tiers where power is scheduled to increase or drop. In the letter and links to other letters, we find the following:The EU thing does not confirm anything but that power consumption while not gaming has to be lower than 70 watts. If there is something that indicates different, quote directly from the paper.
The clickyness is a welcome to me. Growing up playing games like MK and smashing in the fatality codes would stress me the hell out. I didn't know if I was putting in the right directions in the dpad or not. Sometimes a fatality didn't work and I always had to do trial and error to see what the problem was.I wish they would fix the dpad. The clicky/noisy dpad feels gross to me. If you want a clicky dpad it needs to be subtle like the Vita. Other than that, it's very good.
Anyone hoping that they will launch a new SKU that is disc-less?
I was thinking about it and now that I buy a lot of games digitally, I wouldn't mind a smaller box that's less expensive. I know this isn't for everyone, but for me it would be a good option to have.
Wouldn't even mind if Sony does that as well.
Or "The new Xbox". They've played a blinder obfuscating what they're doing with the "slim"
Sure, just give physical users a smaller Xbox as well.
Am I one of the very few that gets finger cramps with the current Xbox one controller????
Xbox 360 and Dual Shock 3 & 4 controllers never gave me cramps. I feel like Xbox one controller design was rushed and doesn't feel 100% natural.
God I hope it's a redesign of the controller!!!
$250 XB1 slim this year, with a elite model.
$400 Xbox 1.5 next fall with a vega chip and HBM2, with a drop to $200 for slim
Definitely think they should go this route.
Man I hope so. I couldn't care less about a new revision but a ~$249 drop on the OG model means I could play a shitload of titles I've waiting on for over two years now. Dead Rising, Sunset Overdeive, Forza, State of Decay, Halo, Dark Souls 3, DOOM, Ori... list goes on. Not to mention back-compat.
I haven't got into this gen yet and if MS can nail that sweet spot on the price they've got themselves a sale.
Current retail is 349.99 right now right? I can't see a full $100 price drop, I can see something more like 279.99 or something. That would also be really good, but if its selling as well as they like it I'm expecting 299.99.
Reposting for new page:
Why do you guys think they added the side stripes for the Xbox One titles now? Differentiate between games built for the Xbox Two in the near future?
From the BC thread:
From the BC thread:
Dual Shock 3 was murder on my hands.Am I one of the very few that gets finger cramps with the current Xbox one controller????
Xbox 360 and Dual Shock 3 & 4 controllers never gave me cramps. I feel like Xbox one controller design was rushed and doesn't feel 100% natural.
God I hope it's a redesign of the controller!!!
If they have to specify, does that mean the new games won't be backwards compatible? As in Xbox two games won't work on the Xbox one. I can't see that going over well.
No of course not, backward compatibility has been set in stone from now on. But if there is a new platform and developers will target that as the main Xbox once it releases, these Xbox One games will show with the side stripe that they are from a previous generation, similar to how the Xbox 360 games are showing it now.If they have to specify, does that mean the new games won't be backwards compatible? As in Xbox two games won't work on the Xbox one. I can't see that going over well.
It's pretty obvious at this point all xbox games will be backwards compatible, that's where MS is heading and they've been pretty public about it. UWP helps here too.
There's literally no chance Xbox 360 and XB1 games don't work on the next xbox and probably every xbox after that. Their vision is pretty clear at this point.
It's pretty obvious at this point all xbox games will be backwards compatible, that's where MS is heading and they've been pretty public about it. UWP helps here too.
There's literally no chance Xbox 360 and XB1 games don't work on the next xbox and probably every xbox after that. Their vision is pretty clear at this point.
No of course not, backward compatibility has been set in stone from now on. But if there is a new platform and developers will target that as the main Xbox once it releases, these Xbox One games will show with the side stripe that they are from a previous generation, similar to how the Xbox 360 games are showing it now.
I used the wrong term obviously. I meant that the xbox two games won't be able to be played on the xbox one. I have no idea what to call it. It seems that if they have to differentiate the xbox one games like that, it may not. I can't see the early adopters being happy about a 3-4 year console generation.
Maybe because of the Stores merging with the Anniversary Update, as there is some "small" UWP games that may come to Xbox One ?
From the BC thread:
NO, not happening.Anyone hoping that they will launch a new SKU that is disc-less?
I was thinking about it and now that I buy a lot of games digitally, I wouldn't mind a smaller box that's less expensive. I know this isn't for everyone, but for me it would be a good option to have.
Wouldn't even mind if Sony does that as well.
UHD (Blu-ray my speculation) Game Consoles shipped in 2013 but won't be firmware updated to support it till 2016. There is a BDA Licence for UHD Blu-ray game consoles and Sony has a License for a UHD Movie player/Game Console/test player and a License for a UHD Blu-ray PC application. There is a second paper naming both the XB1 and PS4 as UHD game consoles. The PS3 and Xbox 360 are labeled as HD.
From the BC thread:
Just squint your eyes a biiiiit harder
From the other thread:
...which sounds way more likely, to differentiate between Windows Store games and Xbox One games.
You almost got me excited to play JSRF on my XBone.
Shame on you.
OH SHIT!
Brad Sams
‏@bdsams
ok enough troll tweets for the day, will have some excellent xbox news on a podcast coming up later today - e3 is looking fun.
And who is this guy exactly?
Ok looking to do the special report for The Sams Report in about an hour - Xbox 1, Xbox 2, Xbox E3
And who is this guy exactly?
Executive Editor of Thurrott.com
Paul Thurrott and co. are pro-Microsoft (to a journalistic degree, most certainly not just a fanboy website) but they are a respectable source
EDIT: Thurrott just tweeted this gif in regards to whatever theyve uncovered
Na, that gif is for the "death" of windows phone