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Xbox One (Details, games, Updates, etc.)

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Gotcha. I'd looked it up, but hadn't seen the distinction.

 

Doesn't matter, I didn't buy that one at launch either. Maybe I bought it at $350. It's been long enough I can't recall.

 

All I know is that when you tell your wife you don't want to spend $600 on a vacation this year, it's probably not in your best interest to spend $400-$500 on a video game system.

 

Probably. I'm selling my xbox 360 probably about a month before it comes out.

 

Gonna preorder the system a little after E3 that way I can pay just a little bit at a time.

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One not so good feature is charging a fee to play used games. Now I mean this could be a $1 fee or $2 fee or something along those lines but it still doesn't offer much for used gamers.

 

 

The process will allow for the original owners of a particular Xbox One game to no longer need game discs when playing their game as it will be installed on the hard drive, but selling the game or lending it to someone will deactivate your install of that game if the additional user pays the fee to have the game installed on their system. At this time, Microsoft has not commented on how much it will cost for second-hand game users to install the game onto their Xbox One hard drive.

 

 

Xbox One Will Have A Pre-Owned Game Fee To Curb Used Game Sales | Ubergizmo

 

 

Now, also you should not this is from a 3rd party site and although they say that Microsoft is the ones who said it I'd wait until Microsoft confirms the smaller details before judging the system.

Neither Xbox or PS4 is offering backwards compatibility.

 

I really don't see a big problem with it though. If a ton of people have games they still want to play on their 360 they'll probably be keeping their system anyway.

 

The only problem I have is all my of xbox live arcade games will be gone forever when I make the jump.

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The only problem I have is all my of xbox live arcade games will be gone forever when I make the jump.

 

Didn't think about the arcade games. Maybe they'll still be available though. I could see that being the case.

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Alright so a little fun guessing game is upon us.

 

Microsoft said there will be 15 exclusive games due out in the first year of Xbox One. 8 of those will be brand new games, 7 will be from current franchises.

 

My question to you is which current 7 franchises will make up the games due out in year one?

 

Here are my guesses.

 

1. Forza 5 (obvious)

2. Halo 5

3. Fable 4

4. Gears of War 4

5. Left 4 Dead 3

6. Crackdown 3

7. Some variation of a current Kinect game (Kinect Sports 3, Adventures 2, etc.)

I'm pumped but I'll wait a while before purchasing.

Alright so a little fun guessing game is upon us.

 

Microsoft said there will be 15 exclusive games due out in the first year of Xbox One. 8 of those will be brand new games, 7 will be from current franchises.

 

My question to you is which current 7 franchises will make up the games due out in year one?

 

Here are my guesses.

 

1. Forza 5 (obvious)

2. Halo 5

3. Fable 4

4. Gears of War 4

5. Left 4 Dead 3

6. Crackdown 3

7. Some variation of a current Kinect game (Kinect Sports 3, Adventures 2, etc.)

 

Would really really LOVE to see Fallout 4

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Would really really LOVE to see Fallout 4

 

I'd about guarantee we will, Fallout isn't an exclusive though, that's why I didn't list it with the others.

I think Left 4 Dead is made by Valve, so that won't be an exclusive. I wonder if they are including Xbox Live/Arcade games?

Looking like one of the exclusives could be Killer Instinct, Perfect Dark or Banjo-Kazooie.

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Anyone following the stories on used game fees and having to connect online once every 24 hours?

 

Microsoft Details Used Game Fees, Installation Requirements - IGN

 

http://kotaku.com/xbox-one-does-require-internet-connection-cant-play-o-509164109

 

I've tried keeping up with it but even with the articles there seems to be about 10 different stories. Microsoft shouldn't let Phil Harrison speak.

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Right now there is word that consumers would have to pay full MSRP for used games in order to play them.

 

 

And you could go to a friends house and play your game but you have to be logged into your account.

 

 

 

It's all a mess right now and if this is in fact true and Sony doesn't do this as well then Microsoft will lose a lot of people.

I buy the majority of my games used or on sale through Steam. Unless it's a big blockbuster title I'm going to be playing day one with my friends, I normally just wait around on a used copy. I wonder if they will end up with some online used game market powered by Gamestop or something.

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I buy the majority of my games used or on sale through Steam. Unless it's a big blockbuster title I'm going to be playing day one with my friends' date=' I normally just wait around on a used copy. I wonder if they will end up with some online used game market powered by Gamestop or something.[/quote']

 

Probably something to that effect I'd say when it's all said and done.

 

They said you could trade and sell your games online through the new Xbox so who knows what it's gonna be.

 

 

Be nice for some clarification though.

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