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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by chuckd21
(Post 11762563)
If Sony owned any sort of service relevant to anyone other than gamers, they'd be in the article too.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
I bet at some point in time, Playstation Home has been monitored.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by chuckd21
(Post 11762606)
I bet at some point in time, Playstation Home has been monitored.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Hey it was popular there in the beginning. I danced like there was no tomorrow while I waited for a bowling lane.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by Obi-Wan Jabroni
(Post 11762618)
For it to be worthwhile to monitor Home, people would have to actually use it.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by chuckd21
(Post 11762626)
Hey it was popular there in the beginning. I danced like there was no tomorrow while I waited for a bowling lane.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Time to cross post the shit out of this.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
:doh: You're that guy!
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Well the soap opera .."As the World of Retailers Turns" continues.....
"Gamestop Still Accepting Pre-Orders for Xbox One" http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/a...one-again.aspx |
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Yawn!
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by chuckd21
(Post 11762583)
Have a Nintendo 3DS? Camera. Cell phone? Camera. Laptop? Camera. Mandatory cameras. Built into the hardware cameras. Microphones too.
In my house I would wager there are almost a dozen cameras and microphones that are permanently affixed to devices we use. I also have a Skype account at home and work, and a Hotmail account (that may or may not still even exist as a service). So far I have not been arrested, and every maker of those electronics would turn over their info on me if 1) Any info actually existed and B) they were asked to by the federal government. |
re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by chuckd21
(Post 11762583)
Have a Nintendo 3DS? Camera. Cell phone? Camera. Laptop? Camera. Mandatory cameras. Built into the hardware cameras. Microphones too.
My laptop sees nothing when it's shut. The 3DS sees nothing when it's in a drawer in the kid's room. Camera on the PC in the office? Typically comes with a shutter that covers the lens. My phone sees nothing when it's in my pocket(cue joke). None of them are pointed at the main hub of the house at all times either. I know some like to stick their head in the sand for argument's sake to justify that these devices are comparable, but they really aren't. |
re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by MoviePage
(Post 11762827)
:up: I've been amused through all of this by the irony of everyone complaining about having an always-on camera/microphone in their home when they're likely typing those complaints on an always-on (and always-online) device that has a camera staring right at them and an open mic on the side. And PCs are much more hackable than a closed-system console.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
I'm perfectly aware that cameras don't work when they're turned off. Sorry if I didn't make that clear.
So what is the concern? Xbox watching you game when the camera is on? I don't fear Apple watching me poop as I compose this reply, and they're listed in the very same article along with Microsoft. |
re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
I'll pose my question a different way.
The NYC department of transportation monitors about 5,000 traffic cameras. This takes an entire staff of people working 24 hours a day and massive server space. The Xbox 360 sold about 12 million units in its first 18 months of release. Given the popularity of the console since its a safe bet that the Xbox One will sell that many units in its first two years. Now, do you honestly think that a company who had two people in the same department, on the same team, at the same event, giving totally conflicting information about the piece of hardware they just revealed THAT DAY has the personnel, planning, knowledge and infrastructure to record 12 million brand new cameras 24/7/365 just to make sure we are all playing Halo instead of being terrorists? And Apple didn't watch me type this, either. If the NSA wants information on you, Chloe doesn't just open up a socket and watch all your business. |
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by chuckd21
(Post 11762982)
I'm perfectly aware that cameras don't work when they're turned off. It makes perfect sense to me. Sorry if I didn't make that clear.
So what is the concern? Xbox watching you game when the camera is on? I don't fear Apple watching me poop as I compose this reply, and they're listed in the very same article along with Microsoft. If I tore my camera out of my laptop, I'm 99% sure the thing would still work. But if I'm vacuuming and knock the Xbox One Kinect camera behind the TV and it breaks, I have a non-functioning machine. Why is this dumb camera so important? |
re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Because they want everyone to be able to program for Kinect, instead of making it optional and potentially doubling the work for developers. Like it or not, the dumb camera was a very popular piece of hardware.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by chuckd21
(Post 11762996)
Because they want everyone to be able to program for Kinect, instead of making it optional and potentially doubling the work for developers. Like it or not, the dumb camera was a very popular piece of hardware.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Microsoft: ‘Shame on Us’ for Xbox One Messaging
Xbox One chief product officer Marc Whitten responds to fans’ concerns. http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/07/...-one-messaging |
re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Hmm, that article makes it seem like all the digital sharing stuff is coming for certain now, just going to take time. Actually pretty cool how they essentially added the feature of physical media and used/trades etc to be more friendly, while apparently keeping their original ideas in place for digital. Really hope they give us a reason to buy digital, with great sales and day one discounts, on top of the sharing abilities. That could be an easy win for the next generation. Add in the fact that MS is spending a billion dollars on XBOX One games, double what the entire Sony corporation earned in 2012 ;)
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by chuckd21
(Post 11762996)
Because they want everyone to be able to program for Kinect, instead of making it optional and potentially doubling the work for developers.
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Meet the new boss...and a couple of surreal divisions outside of the Xbox etc division. :whofart:
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Originally Posted by Groucho
(Post 11763044)
This doesn't make sense. Just because I have a Kinect hooked up doesn't mean I want to use it. So there's going to be double the work regardless (for non-Kinect games).
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re: Xbox One: We said WHAT at E3??
Battlefield 4 is going to incorporate some Kinect features into the game, but the motion controls ain't one of them!
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