Wow... just like you can't see how much available storage there is?
Indeed they are no-brainers. The Xbox One's menu design shows a lack of involvement from people who play games or are even familiar with the original 360 menus. Surely those things will be fixed over time, but it's crazy how much less polished the UI is compared to the 360's at launch.
Nah, it shows that MS's backtracking really hurt the final polish of the OS. Too bad they went first at E3, I think we would be singing a different tune if Sony went first and announced similar DRM policies.
Ask rippn or deaderNo one (in 24 hrs) noted where to find a B&M XB1... (atleast not that I noticed). All those articles make it seem like they're out in the wild but I can tell you I haven't found one in the DC/Baltimore area. I'm looking now. Got the cash in hand if they would just give me the damned box
I dunno. What connection do you see between switching DRM policies and not having battery indicators and storage menus?
Hard to say how many resources they had to pull off of other projects to remove the DRM. If it was built in from the ground up, there was most likely some major rebuilding that had to happen. I'd wager this means a lot of small polish-type features got delayed in favor of retesting the OS, removing code, etc. It isn't like they just hit backspace a few times and recompiled.
I know that. I am being sarcastic to show how ridiculous it is that people are bringing up the United States' constitution when it comes to a worldwide internet platform.
No, but mine has just sat there on the top of component rack. Maybe wipe it of dust every couple months, if that. What is happening with yours?
Except the fact that Sony pretty much stated there would be no DRM back after their February reveal. Funny how Xbots want so bad for Sony to be as crap as Microsoft, everything from they were going to bundle the camera, to they were going to have DRM.
I have three cats but I've never had any of mine walk on any of my consoles lol. You should put it somewhere they can't get to.
Spin all you want but Sony didn't include DRM and there is no proof they were going to, just speculation and assumptions, no matter how much you want that to be a reality. And probably the reason you believe that comment was carefully crafted deceptive doublespeak is because you worship the company that are the masters of it.
Actually it's because when the interviewee was asked the question, he stepped aside and had to consult with someone else for his answer. I was watching the event closely because I was concerned about the move towards getting rid of used and rented games and I wanted to see if Sony was going to be the first to reveal it at that event. The interview site (can't remember who - one of the big ones) asked it right away and described how the person didn't know how to answer.
- ing Post Office is the worst.
When did it say delivered? It could possibly be about to be delivered and the dumb driver is lazy and scanned it ahead of time... call the post office?
Amazon's site doesn't always update correctly. If it shipped through USPS and it says it was delivered, assume USPS
ed it up. See my post above about how they screwed up my game delivery....
It said delivered at 9:31 am, which is weird. Because I checked the tracking at around 1 pm and it said "out for delivery" then an hour ago it updated to delivered at 9:31 am.
Thank you for driving my post way off topic. Talk about spinning things your way
That would suck. It was a Day One edition with games.Amazon's site doesn't always update correctly. If it shipped through USPS and it says it was delivered, assume USPS
What kind of shipping did you use, if you used prime then you need to request a credit since you have shorter shipping?
Not entirely. In my years of selling on Amazon, it's happened a few times where the package was marked as delivered but had not been delivered yet. Almost every time it was delivered the next mail day, and I've always chalked it up to a mis-scan in the morning and not actually getting loaded on the truck.
This is all I could find about newegg preorders
Your post insinuated that had Sony gone first they would have done things differently, basically saying Sony was reacting to announcements Microsoft made. So I made points proving your theory wrong, how is that spinning things my way?Thank you for driving my post way off topic. Talk about spinning things your way
Xbot...that is comical. I might actually take you seriously if you stop resorting to insults in your very first reply to me. All I said was that features are missing because MS decided to do a 180 on some parts of the X1, causing a setback in development. I would think you would take that as a victory for Sony, but sure attack me
come on. Sony's presentation had a freaking PowerPoint slide obviously made five minutes before showtime. Not to mention the 'how to share games' video.
I agree Sony played off of Microsoft's ineptness. But Sony's presentation only put an escalation point on the 3 weeks of intense negative PR that had lead up to E3. Sony didn't help by doing that, but that doesn't mean if Sony had gone first and wasn't able to fire shots that Microsoft wouldn't have had to reverse the DRM, they were facing a shitstorm of bad PR regardless.
They went on sale at 6pm but they passed out wristbands at 4pm. They actually were letting people get both the XBOne and PS4. Instead of two separate lines, which I thought was odd. I've had my PS4 since launch, so I just wanted a Xbox. Ended up getting a PS4 for a friend that didn't make it on time. There was a lot of people trying to line up at 6pm without a wristband. Those people weren't very happy. Thought about selling them to someone but they weren't willing to pay any extra.
