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CAG Crew - Microsoft claimed they'll release 15 exclusives within a year of Xbox One's launch. If you were asked to put up $100, what would you take if the over/under on the amount of exclusives actually released in that time is set at seven?

Wombat, I noticed on IGN that the links to their stories on the right side of the page are "moving" or "compacting" every 15 seconds or so. Is this a new trend to generate hits by having people click on links accidentally only to go back and click on the link they wanted? I figured you, if anyone, would know.

Hey guys, I've got an easy question: XBONE, XB-ONE, or just "Xbox"?

Although there will still be support for the PS3/360, games will probably trickle out after this holiday. How about a top 10 (or 5 of Cheapy is feeling lazy!) of this console generation? It can be hard enough across multiple platforms to do this for a year, but I want to know what 5 (or 10) games each of you would hang on to or recommend out of everything?

Highlight video for Xbox 1 reveal (1 min, 41 secs): http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=KbWgUO-Rqcw

I know you'll be talking about this, but I thought this was pretty funny and a major talking point, so here you go.

Now that the Xbox One has been announced. . . how much do you think they will sell this thing for? Keep in mind it will be bundled with the Kinect.

- My prediction: if it is over $500 at launch, it will fail miserably. If they think that having a bunch of TV Interactive Bullshit is "value added" they will be sorely mistaken.

So Microsoft announced that the Xbox One will not have Xbox Live Arcade backwards compatibility. This is something I was really hoping it would have. I guess this means they can go the nintendo route and sell you the same games again.

Games like Pinball FX2 will be greatly affected by this announcement. I am sure it will be offered on the new Xbox. However, all of your old tables will be on the 360 and your new tables will be on the ONE (Unless you want to re-buy them of course or keep your 360 out and use it as your Xbox Live Arcade Machine). Blech.

How much of an issue do you believe used games and backwards compatibility really is? Is Sony or Nintendo really that much better at it?

Gents,

So... How likely is it that the Xbox One is a Stellar Wind project?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stellar_Wind_(code_name)

Do you think people would be willing to sacrifice their rights and use an invasive device in exchange for entertainment?