InsaneNutter
Resident Nutter
I was quite impressed with the Xbox One when it was announced, however the more I read about the Xbox One the less impressed i'm becoming to be honest.
Major Concerns:
1. The console needs to be connected to the internet once every 24 hours, otherwise you cant play your games. I see no need for anything like that to be mandatory what so ever. Lets be honest internet connections do go down, or you might take the console somewhere where it cant get online...
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2. No headsets for Xbox Live, your expected to just use Kinect to speak / listen through the tv. I would prefer a headset, that way when someone is screaming down the mic you can easily just turn the volume down, and not annoy anyone else who's about with it. I see that been a bit annoying if other people are in the room too.
3. Game activation - all well and good you can play without no disc, however what happens if you have more than one Xbox in the house? Example want to share games with a family member / housemate who also own an Xbox One? You cant. You also cant let friends borrow games without them essentially paying a fee to use your game. Sort of ruins the good spirit off "here is this amazing game, borrow it and you will love it".
Major Concerns:
1. The console needs to be connected to the internet once every 24 hours, otherwise you cant play your games. I see no need for anything like that to be mandatory what so ever. Lets be honest internet connections do go down, or you might take the console somewhere where it cant get online...
Kotaku: If I’m playing a single player game, do I have to be online at least once per hour or something like that? Or can I go weeks and weeks?
Harrison: I believe it’s 24 hours.
Kotaku: I’d have to connect online once every day.
Harrison: Correct.
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2. No headsets for Xbox Live, your expected to just use Kinect to speak / listen through the tv. I would prefer a headset, that way when someone is screaming down the mic you can easily just turn the volume down, and not annoy anyone else who's about with it. I see that been a bit annoying if other people are in the room too.
3. Game activation - all well and good you can play without no disc, however what happens if you have more than one Xbox in the house? Example want to share games with a family member / housemate who also own an Xbox One? You cant. You also cant let friends borrow games without them essentially paying a fee to use your game. Sort of ruins the good spirit off "here is this amazing game, borrow it and you will love it".

