So they are adding a feature that should have been there from the start and now act like they're making a huge favor for players?
To be fair, when the XB1 was originally developed and unveiled, it was pretty clear they weren't developing the console for anyone but themselves (what a disaster). BC was definitely the last thing on their minds, thankfully they're turning things around especially after dropping those douchebags Phil Harrison & Don Mattrick.So they are adding a feature that should have been there from the start and now act like they're making a huge favor for players?
Didnt have the means to do it from the start as they hadnt developed this solution yet and they have been working on this solution for years and finally its been rectified. If they could habe released the console with this feature it would have been ideal for gamers and Microsoft themselves but tech just wasnt ready yet.
There has been such a gap that they could have just not bothered or resold or rented/streamed you your games like Sony with a Playsation Now style paid service. However they opted to do it a differnet way and its free, even Sony have come out and said it must have been difficult to do and they dont currently have any plans to change their own approach.
Honestly wasn't expecting to come to this point for the current consoles. We were supposed to get a PS4 first, but Sony was really dropping the ball once the success got to their heads and decided to put it all in cruise control. And now that both versions of Fallout 4 for consoles will be identical, well, what's the point.This, along with certain exclusives and mods being confirmed for the Xbox One version of Fallout 4 have swayed me more in the direction of getting an XB1. I'd probably still get a PS4 down the line, but meh. Xbox One is cheaper too(without the Kinect of course.)
I have to wonder though, just how many of the games will be brick-walled just because some pansy company like Capcom, Konami, or Square-Enix wants to whore every cent they can out of countless HD remasters.The feature is already working for some games via the preview program and apparently its already working pretty damn well. So when it finally launches for everyone later in the year and the 100+ games promised for its launch are all working it will be a great plus point for the XB1. Fingers crossed that most the Games for Gold 360 games are also available to download on the XB1 as ive downloaded many of them but not played them as of yet as I dont tend to game downstairs on my 360 as much as in my bedroom on the XB1.
I have to wonder though, just how many of the games will be brick-walled just because some pansy company like Capcom, Konami, or Square-Enix wants to whore every cent they can out of countless HD remasters.
Cool thing is that they won't have to change one bit of code like they did with the 360 backwards compatibility. All they need to do is put it through the approval process. As Dark Drakan said there are already games playable and the look and feel is exactly like the 360 for better or worse. Plus since it's on the Xbox One you still have the other features like "Xbox Record That" and Snap. I have heard that you cannot use the Xbox One Kinect to play 360 Kinect games however. Not that it matters to this crowd![]()
Love it.
I can only hope that they will allow 360 online purchases onto XB1.
I have Halo: Reach, Fable, and numberous arcade games I'd love to have access to.
Can a 360 controller be used with an XB1 too? Mainly cause I'll likely prefer the old 360 pad for some titles, but also cause it'll definitely save me a few good bucks there.Cool thing is that they won't have to change one bit of code like they did with the 360 backwards compatibility. All they need to do is put it through the approval process. As Dark Drakan said there are already games playable and the look and feel is exactly like the 360 for better or worse. Plus since it's on the Xbox One you still have the other features like "Xbox Record That" and Snap. I have heard that you cannot use the Xbox One Kinect to play 360 Kinect games however. Not that it matters to this crowd![]()
Trying to imagine the unfortunate comedy in all that.I've disconnected my Kinect anyway as I never used it, it was close to speakers and kept picking up sounds on TV as commands.
Does that include DLC as well? Cause there's no way I'll be repurchasing any of that, and for some games the DLC doesn't even exist anymore (literally, can't even redownload) such as WWE '13 for example.Digital purchases will be transferable too apparently, will be voted on just like retail titles for which will appear.