She asks if I feel different now after having sex for the first time and I told her "Totally. I feel like a whole new world has opened up for me." or something along those lines.
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Not sure why people are surprised about mandatory Kinect.MS is not going to put Kinect in every box and make it optional to use.
they should call it the xbox 360 because you do a 360 for biometric verification then walk away
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If these rumors are true, next gen is sounding worse and worse. Going to be some serious frothing at the mouth nerd rage if most of it turns out to be true.
So far only 2 people have said they won't get a next-gen console so yeah!
Well, at the very least, the new Xbox is looking pretty unlikely for Oscar's trashcan. If all these rumours pan out, I've got pretty much no interest in it, and my son certainly isn't going to ask for one. I'll probably end up with a PS4 in the long run for Yakuza, and I bet my son is still gonna want a WiiU come Xmas.
it's next-gen in the only way that matters right nowspoiler (click to show/hide)my wallet :'([close]
the only thing that would make this better is having to read the disc key code out loud to activate your games"Xbox, game activation. 768, capital A, capital B, capital D, lower case G, 333, capital V, capital Z, 785.""768, capital A, capital D, capital B, lower case V, 333, capital Z, capital V, 785 is not a valid game activation code. Please read a valid game activation code.""God damnit. 768, capital Aaaaa, capital Bbbbbb, capital Ddddd, lower case Ggggg, 333, capital Vvvvv, capital Zzzzz, 785.""Goddamnit768, capital A, capital D, capital B, lower case V, 333, capital Z, capital V, 785 is not a valid game activation code. Please read a valid game activation code."
“Yes, we started with video games, but we have been on a journey to make Xbox the center of every household’s entertainment,” says Yusuf Mehdi, corporate vice president of Microsoft’s Interactive Entertainment Business.
2012 also marked the Xbox’s biggest year for entertainment and games usage. Users enjoyed more than 18 billion hours of entertainment in 2012, with entertainment app usage growing 57 percent year over year globally. Last year in the United States, Xbox LIVE Gold members averaged 87 hours per month on Xbox, an increase of 10 percent year over year
Nancy Tellem is spearheading a new L.A.-based studio called Xbox Entertainment Studios, where the mission is to create true interactive content for Xbox and other devices that will change the way entertainment content is experienced and delivered. Tellem also now oversees live event programming for Xbox LIVE. Xbox has had success with live events such as the Elections 2012 Hub on Xbox LIVE, which aired the presidential debates with an added interactive polling capability. Viewers submitted 3 million answers to on-screen questions during the live telecast of one of the debates. More recently, Xbox aired an interactive red carpet experience for this year’s Grammy Awards and will be doing the same for the 85th Academy Awards.
During 2013, Microsoft is planning to launch more than 40 new voice-controlled, customized TV and entertainment apps on Xbox. “We want to partner with the industry to bring entertainment into a new era,” she says. “It’s an era when interactive entertainment becomes the greatest form of all entertainment – and we couldn’t be more excited to play a part in it.”
There's still plenty of room on the Steambox bandwagon, guys. spoiler (click to show/hide)That's because there's currently only two hobos on it. :'([close]
Kinect 2 bundled
if kinect didn't suck I'd be interested in it...it's always been conceptually interesting to me and, again, if it worked, simple head tracking in any first person game is a good addition without sacrificing your dignity. I mean, people were into that steel battalion game before they played it! guessing the mandatory part is more for the interface than its places in games. either siri voice commands or mimicking touch screen-isms with spasms.
Basically, I'm not interested in a console as anything other than A DEDICATED GAME MACHINE. What's frightening is that the weeeeoooooo may actually fit that bill better than either of the other two, which seem to be going the "media center/appeal to casual wankery" route that I find actively offensive and off-putting. Too bad the weeeeooooo is gimped powerwise and doomed.
Kinect isn't worth paying for (although my kid has played a fair amount of the shit you'd expect) but I don't see how it ruins the experience for anyone. Your PC also does a bunch of shit you don't need it to do, and likely comes bundled with a bunch of software you likely uninstall or ignore (oh shut up Andrex). What's the big fuckin' deal. Ignore it and be glad those things and the people who buy them are subsidizing YOUR purchase
I'm not saying anyone here is going to love or even not-hate Kinect of course....I'm just saying that given the way most of you creamed over Watch Dogs (which was just the barest hint of next-gen), you'll likely get over the inclusion of Kinect and whatever Sony does. Post-Wii, consoles are gonna have some daft kind of motion-sensing bullshit until that trend can be confirmed dead. It's not even worth arguing about, it's just inevitable. I got over that about 4 years ago. If you think Kinect adds too much to the price, you will likely hold off until the price comes down to whatever you imagine a Kinect-less console is worth. I dunno, Sixaxis was in PS3, it supposedly cost me extra money in some way 'cause R&D went into it and it had gyros...i don't care. I never used it, it didn't bother me in the slightest and I stopped thinking about it years ago. I'm totally sure there will be an option to disable all the Kinect stuff if you want to (if there is one thing a Microsoft OS does, it's provide lots of meaningless options)
I think microsoft is seriously overestimating how much people want media machine.If you already have something that streams netflix (basicly any device now) you dont need something else.Not to mention none of this is even slightly relevant outside of the us.
Durango game installations will also be mandatory, as games can't directly access data from the disc.
The next-generation Xbox—the one that will follow the still-popular Xbox 360—will run multiple games at once, require game installations
To me it sounds like they could be next gen's complacently successful company. What are they going to do when all the content delivery services (that they make you pay $50 to access before the individual service sub fees) come installed as apps in TV + DVR + BR playermenu systems?
Spin that record, maxy. Spin it around.3rd place awaits for MS next-gen.
I think microsoft is seriously overestimating how much people want a media machine.If you already have something that streams netflix (basicly any device now) you dont need something else.Not to mention none of this is even slightly relevant outside of the us.I doubt kinect 2 will win europe and japan over.
Yeah:Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Halo, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Gears of War, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Halo, FIFA, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix, Netflix*yawn*
Used 3G Vitas are going for less than the Wifi Vitas here for some reason. You can get one for like $160 right now. I sure hope Sony's not fooling themselves about that 4G Vita having any effect at all. On the plus side, it might push down used prices for the 3G even more. If it gets to $120, I'll grab one.
Edit: actually, the HDMI out has me a bit skepticalPatent reveals 4G Vita, some places have details. http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=47613598&postcount=1 A new 4G model of the PlayStation Vita will be replacing the 3G model sometime this year. According to the source, this will be the so-called “price drop” that has been rumored for the Vita as the new model will retain the $299 price point for an upgraded system. The Wi-Fi version will still be available on the market for $249 To go along with the 4G model, a significant firmware update will go live bringing in a lot of requested features including new ways to organize apps in folders. The new model may be unveiled along with the rumored PS4 this month at PlayStation’s February 20th event or at E3, but will not hit the market until later in the year. A price cut on memory cards will be made. No details on prices.Ok, the first bullet point is so classically Sony that I already find this entire list credible. Nobody fucking bought the 3G model and it wasn't because they find 3G slow and were hoping for 4G...nobody wants a fucking data plan for their gaming handheld! It wouldn't be a problem, but it's priced exactly the same. If it was $249 4G, $199 Wifi, this 4G crap would just seem a little silly, but there would at least be a drop. but the rest of it all sounds good and should help the system. Memory card price cut being the words everyone has been waiting for about the Vita. Hopefully the cuts are great, but I have a feeling they'll just get bumped down a $10 notch or something.
Xfegs must be pretty down in the dumps after all the recent leaks about PS4's powerful power and Durango's anti-consumer and dare I say anti-GAMING features.
Seriously you Sony fanboys are LIVID. Worse than nintards at this point. PS3 loses to the Xbox and you guys are fucking bitter about it.