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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Xbox One multiplayer.
<iframe width="480" height="360" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/Ti6UwRitOZU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> I love in the first segment how they keep cutting back to the guy who asked the question, who just has a creepy, expressionless stare. |
re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Wait, does the Xbox One logo light up (white) on the console and controller?
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Yes.
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
I thought so. Don't know about the Kinect though.
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
grrr....
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
More tech stuff that most of you don't care about, but Microsoft directly said Mantle isn't a part of Xbox One. That seems interesting and counter to the assumptions before.
http://blogs.windows.com/windows/b/a...-direct3d.aspx We are very excited that with the launch of Xbox One, we can now bring the latest generation of Direct3D 11 to console. The Xbox One graphics API is “Direct3D 11.x” and the Xbox One hardware provides a superset of Direct3D 11.2 functionality. Other graphics APIs such as OpenGL and AMD’s Mantle are not available on Xbox One. Developers creating content for the Xbox One are able to use the same programing constructs across Windows and Xbox, and benefit from all the improvements that have been introduced on Windows. With Xbox One we have also made significant enhancements to the implementation of Direct3D 11, especially in the area of runtime overhead. The result is a very streamlined, “close to metal” level of runtime performance. In conjunction with the third generation PIX performance tool for Xbox One, developers can use Direct3D 11 to unlock the full performance potential of the console. |
re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Originally Posted by chuckd21
(Post 11871727)
Xbox One multiplayer.
<iframe width="480" height="360" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/Ti6UwRitOZU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> I love in the first segment how they keep cutting back to the guy who asked the question, who just has a creepy, expressionless stare. |
re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Originally Posted by MoviePage
(Post 11871979)
I can't be the only one who would prefer to know exactly where my games saves are stored at all times and retain as much control over them as possible, can I?
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
I'm assuming/hoping we can still browse our saved files like we currently can. It would be very stupid if they removed that.
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Just keep my stuff in the cloud. I don't want to guess which location my saves are in. No more carrying thumb drives around. Keep it simple stupid.
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I wish they would save locally and then sync to the cloud automatically. I've seen enough cloud save server issues for me to be wary.
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Originally Posted by MoviePage
(Post 11871979)
I can't be the only one who would prefer to know exactly where my games saves are stored at all times and retain as much control over them as possible, can I?
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Originally Posted by fumanstan
(Post 11872139)
i wish they would save locally and then sync to the cloud automatically. I've seen enough cloud save server issues for me to be wary.
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
They need to support offline people so...
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Originally Posted by fumanstan
(Post 11872139)
I wish they would save locally and then sync to the cloud automatically. I've seen enough cloud save server issues for me to be wary.
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
posted in the Watch Dogs thread, but should be posted here. Game has been delayed into Spring 2014.
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Microsoft clearly paying off Ubisoft to... delay... well, they're clearly responsible anyway, I know that much. -- Internet
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
It's probably to add a Kinect mini game where you control the kinect camera to scan your room for Doritos and Mtn. Dew.
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Ouch big delay... and one less reason to get a new console at launch...
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Need more time to upload all those in-game ads. "Wave your hand at your character to order pizza!"
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Xbox One: Project Spark Doesn't Require Gold Subscription
http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/10/...d-subscription Project Spark will not require a Xbox Live Gold Subscription, according to the game's community manager. Team Dakota's Mike Lescault was specifically referring to the Xbox One version of the upcoming title when he made the announcement on Reddit, though this will presumably also apply to the Xbox 360 edition. |
re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
Paywall. Just wanted to mention it.
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
SPARK will be on 360? I must have missed that at some point.
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re: Xbox One Pre-Release Thread: Upscaled to 1080p! (11/22/2013)
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