Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
The so called "weaker" system has won the last 2 gens, so why do cats continue to use that as shot to fuel their agenda
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
It was an argument back then, just like it is now. It was the same back then also. I didn't buy a PS3 until 2008 but had 2 xbox 360's (gave one away) because it was cheaper...
But Xbox still had better games, system, online, etc., which is why most people preferred it. Most people didn't start buying PS3's until the prices went down.
And I rather it be SLIGHTLY (...slightly) less powerful and more entertaining. I've logged onto my xbox to play games and do random shyt everyday.... According to ALOT of people in the opposite thread, their PS4's are collecting dust.... or they're using it to watch porn
Man..... That's unfortunate...... I basically snapped the game and played 2k14 the entire game ...... At the same damn time
just got a beta key for Project Spark. it says its for Windows 8.1 but I had zero intentions of playing it on my laptop
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Yeah, I got mine about a week ago. But the only 8.1 in my hood is this Xbox One I have here
Project Spark: Vista Edition.. make it happen MicroHard
I'd give mine away if I knew that it wouldn't affect me when its ready to launch on XB1 (which I heard this month)
If I can give it away, let it be known in this thread who would want that.
Hopefully you guys are not too full over here on the greener side
quick browse on the project spark forum makes it seem like dudes who had the pc beta have first access to the X1 beta. might just enter it in, get the confirmation email then wait for the X1 beta keyYeah, I got mine about a week ago. But the only 8.1 in my hood is this Xbox One I have here
Project Spark: Vista Edition.. make it happen MicroHard
I'd give mine away if I knew that it wouldn't affect me when its ready to launch on XB1 (which I heard this month)
If I can give it away, let it be known in this thread who would want that.
Hopefully you guys are not too full over here on the greener side
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Project Spark Beta Invitation
Congratulations! You’ve been selected for the Project Spark Beta!
We’re proud to have you onboard to help shape the future of Project Spark. This invitation gives you early access to Project Spark and exclusive access to our feedback forums.
Project Spark is an endless adventure where everything is customizable by you! Jump into the open world sandbox where you can create your own games, worlds, movies, stories and more. Then share them with your family, friends, and the world.
- Play what other players have made and take part in unlimited adventures.
- Make your own game while you play with the revolutionary Crossroads mode.
- Bend, shape, and mold your own worlds with sculpting and beautify your creations with painting and Biomes.
- Master the easy to use brain system to add behaviors to anything and bring your creations to life.
It’s quick and easy to get started:
1. Make sure you are running Windows 8.1. If you haven’t updated from Windows 8 to 8.1, you can do so for free via the Windows Store (or click this link: ms-windows-store:WindowsUpgrade)
2. Download the Project Spark Beta app on the Windows Store here.
3. Launch the Project Spark Beta App and log in with your Beta Key
32954-45792-MYA23-JTL46-J6643
We look forward to hearing your feedback and we can’t wait to see what you make!
Team Dakota
http://projectspark.com
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http://gamerant.com/xbox-one-update-party-features/
First Major Xbox One Update Details; Will Improve Party System
Published on January 9th, 2014
Written by: Anthony Taormina
After nearly 3 million gamers lined up on day one, or shortly thereafter, to pick up an Xbox One console, the first part of Microsoft’s job was done. They got the console into the homes of excited gamers, and introduced them to the next phase of the Xbox experience.
However, although the Xbox One boasts a few intriguing console exclusives, cool TV functionality, and a proper base platform, there are still plenty of ways the console can improve. And that’s exactly what Microsoft hopes to do in the next few months: make the Xbox One better for the end-user.
Speaking at CES, Microsoft’s Marc Whitten revealed that the first major update for the Xbox One will likely be targeted at the console’s social features. The Xbox Live experience is still in need of a considerable amount of polish – specifically with regards to parties – and Whitten hopes those issues will be smoothed over by the first update.
”The feedback we’ve gotten is pretty valid; some of the social stuff is hidden or harder to use than it was on the Xbox 360. So you’re gonna see us come out with an update where, well, we’re going to fix those things. As a person who’s been pretty involved in building Xbox Live for the last decade, I take it pretty seriously when people say it’s harder to get into a party, and the defaults aren’t right, and I don’t like the model. So what I’m trying to do with the team is kind of theme some stuff up. Let’s take an update and really go through a big list of what we’re hearing from customers, what we know is broken with the architecture, areas that we want to improve or complete. I think that’s a theme you’ll really see us push on — that Live experience.”
Obviously, if you’ve read our 5 Features the Xbox One is Missing at Launch post then you know the Xbox One is very much a work in progress. Simple features like support for YouTube uploads were missing from the launch product, which came as a disappointment.
As far as those features, chances are we won’t get an update like that until some time after E3 2014. As Whitten explains, Microsoft’s plan is to outline a series of changes that will hit between E3 2014 and next year’s event.
“My general strategy at E3 is to talk about things that are gonna happen from that E3 to the next E3. So, we are not yet to the next E3.”
Unlike with the Xbox 360, however, the Xbox One will see a greater frequency of updates. Some will be the usual large-scale updates, which typically introduce a new look for the dashboard and add oft-requested features, while others will be smaller, background updates that make the console run a little faster.
First Major Xbox One Update Details; Will Improve Party System
Published on January 9th, 2014
Written by: Anthony Taormina
After nearly 3 million gamers lined up on day one, or shortly thereafter, to pick up an Xbox One console, the first part of Microsoft’s job was done. They got the console into the homes of excited gamers, and introduced them to the next phase of the Xbox experience.
However, although the Xbox One boasts a few intriguing console exclusives, cool TV functionality, and a proper base platform, there are still plenty of ways the console can improve. And that’s exactly what Microsoft hopes to do in the next few months: make the Xbox One better for the end-user.
Speaking at CES, Microsoft’s Marc Whitten revealed that the first major update for the Xbox One will likely be targeted at the console’s social features. The Xbox Live experience is still in need of a considerable amount of polish – specifically with regards to parties – and Whitten hopes those issues will be smoothed over by the first update.
”The feedback we’ve gotten is pretty valid; some of the social stuff is hidden or harder to use than it was on the Xbox 360. So you’re gonna see us come out with an update where, well, we’re going to fix those things. As a person who’s been pretty involved in building Xbox Live for the last decade, I take it pretty seriously when people say it’s harder to get into a party, and the defaults aren’t right, and I don’t like the model. So what I’m trying to do with the team is kind of theme some stuff up. Let’s take an update and really go through a big list of what we’re hearing from customers, what we know is broken with the architecture, areas that we want to improve or complete. I think that’s a theme you’ll really see us push on — that Live experience.”
Obviously, if you’ve read our 5 Features the Xbox One is Missing at Launch post then you know the Xbox One is very much a work in progress. Simple features like support for YouTube uploads were missing from the launch product, which came as a disappointment.
As far as those features, chances are we won’t get an update like that until some time after E3 2014. As Whitten explains, Microsoft’s plan is to outline a series of changes that will hit between E3 2014 and next year’s event.
“My general strategy at E3 is to talk about things that are gonna happen from that E3 to the next E3. So, we are not yet to the next E3.”
Unlike with the Xbox 360, however, the Xbox One will see a greater frequency of updates. Some will be the usual large-scale updates, which typically introduce a new look for the dashboard and add oft-requested features, while others will be smaller, background updates that make the console run a little faster.
“You’re still gonna see the big, ‘Hey, here’s the cool stuff we’re doing.’ But you’re also gonna see the box just get better faster than you did in the past.”
The good news is that Microsoft is working towards making the Xbox One user experience better, but it’s nonetheless disappointing that party features were so troublesome at launch. Social interactions are a key pillar of the console experience, and they are borderline broken on the Xbox One, or at least not worth the headache if you plan to do anything more than play a single game with a handful of friends. Here’s to hoping this first update comes sooner rather than later.
What changes would you like to see introduced in a future Xbox One update? What areas should Microsoft target first?
The good news is that Microsoft is working towards making the Xbox One user experience better, but it’s nonetheless disappointing that party features were so troublesome at launch. Social interactions are a key pillar of the console experience, and they are borderline broken on the Xbox One, or at least not worth the headache if you plan to do anything more than play a single game with a handful of friends. Here’s to hoping this first update comes sooner rather than later.
What changes would you like to see introduced in a future Xbox One update? What areas should Microsoft target first?
KnickstapeCity
BigDikktapeCity :shaq:
What are some good games to cop?
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
KnickstapeCity
BigDikktapeCity :shaq:
Is this a serious question or are you trolling??
fukk u talkin bout? I just copped the x1 yesterday...
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
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Damn my G, it drove you to that point?? Didn't know I struck a nerve.
To basically break down what's been already said both in here and this site period
Dead Rising
COD
Battlefield ( tho the servers may it may not be working)
NBA2K14
Ryse (kinda short but people say it's still a solid game)
Assassin's Creed 4 (if you liked the saga of this game already)
Those should start you off, those are the general consensus
fukk All Them Games And Download Max Curse Of Brotherhood And Have You A Good Ole Time Breh
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R.I.P Bandana P
DR3,Forza,KI,BF4,2k14 just to name a few Max curse of the Brotherhood is good to
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
fukk All Them Games And Download Max Curse Of Brotherhood And Have You A Good Ole Time Breh
Oh yes..... I forget those as well, I was just still kinda perplexed at how homey kinda raged at me
But yes, people have been giving solid reviews on them too