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JJ16 wrote:^^ i have had both xbox 360 and ps3 ...and the ps3 was the more functional console.
Stupid statement about not buying a console until 6months after... Had it been the PS4 that only allowed 21 countries to use it at launch and not XBOX 1, your song would have been totally different..
With that same logic, never buy a game when it now comes out, wait 6months before buying it...or in your case, buy it and keep it for 4 years+ before playing it...
And please save the usual toddler response for someone who cares...
pioneer wrote:JJ16 wrote:^^ i have had both xbox 360 and ps3 ...and the ps3 was the more functional console.
Stupid statement about not buying a console until 6months after... Had it been the PS4 that only allowed 21 countries to use it at launch and not XBOX 1, your song would have been totally different..
With that same logic, never buy a game when it now comes out, wait 6months before buying it...or in your case, buy it and keep it for 4 years+ before playing it...
And please save the usual toddler response for someone who cares...
I honestly try to keep your mental condition in mind before responding, but seriously you are stupid.
Did you buy the PS3 or 360 at launch? No, matter of fact up to 2011 you were praising the 360 and saying how awesome it was. Didn't you sell your PS3 prior to buying the 360?
You buy whatever hondahoe buys because you try your utmost best to impress him, after all his car still gets washed for free.
Please don't start kickin n screamin ITT, leave that behaviour for pricesmart.
JJ16 wrote:pioneer wrote:JJ16 wrote:^^ i have had both xbox 360 and ps3 ...and the ps3 was the more functional console.
Stupid statement about not buying a console until 6months after... Had it been the PS4 that only allowed 21 countries to use it at launch and not XBOX 1, your song would have been totally different..
With that same logic, never buy a game when it now comes out, wait 6months before buying it...or in your case, buy it and keep it for 4 years+ before playing it...
And please save the usual toddler response for someone who cares...
I honestly try to keep your mental condition in mind before responding, but seriously you are stupid.
Did you buy the PS3 or 360 at launch? No, matter of fact up to 2011 you were praising the 360 and saying how awesome it was. Didn't you sell your PS3 prior to buying the 360?
You buy whatever hondahoe buys because you try your utmost best to impress him, after all his car still gets washed for free.
Please don't start kickin n screamin ITT, leave that behaviour for pricesmart.
So i'd correct you because I dont believe in taking advantage of dumb animals like yourself
Firstly, I got my PS3 as soon as it came out.....
Secondly, I got a 360 and praised it for the XBL (due to PSN BEING CRAP in the early days, which EVERYONE could admit) and simply because of the fact that you can select your own music when playing a game, which 2 me is a BIG plus.
However a few advantages wont make a system BETTER overall.. Multiple times during the course of owning a 360 I had errors with my system, including the RedRing, but was able to find simple solutions to fix it.. NEVER have I had a problem with my ps3, which I SOLD because unlike you, i dont keep items I have no intention of using.
When looking at overall function, the PS3 was a better system in my opinion, the basic interface of the PS3 was better. HENCE the reason I said the ps3 is a more functional console.
Brent aka HondaHoe never owned a XBOX, so therefore by SIMPLE logic once again, you dont make any sense whatsoever ... fighting a lose cause is what you are doing, you always come with childish responses, which was foreseen, hence the reason I knew you were going to come a empty, toddler response..
sharkman121 wrote:Pios still fighting a loosing battle wid dis ting?
hold dis and hush yuh kant nah man
pioneer wrote:Please do find ALL the "facts" you all been posting from the official website
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/xboxone/meet-xbox-one
pioneer wrote:Anyhow if I was a developer, I would be pissed if I had to sell my product for a $5.00 markup but then a used game vendor makes a $25 dollar mark up on the same game.
Many of you don't understand the problem there.
honda hoe wrote:^ u sound like a sheep cuz u talking baaaaaaaaaaaaaalls
Do ur research before u amuse us with what "u think" cuz "u not sure"
The original Xbox as well as the Xbox 360 are region-locked, although it is up to the publisher if a game is region-free or not. A number of games are region-free and will play on a unit from any region. Digital content through Xbox Live are also region-locked, such as DLC, movies, and apps. The upcoming Xbox One has been confirmed continue this same system.
they practically chain up a crowd of sheep with marketing tricks (im still getting a PS4 though) stev wrote:allyuh still talking about that region crap...wasnt it the same when 360 was released years ago
and the 24 hour check in....i think its every 24 hours being powered on....so if u use it 24 hours for the month.....it checks in once. (not sure)
sony men sounding like sheep. lol
waiting for year end to buy the 2 consoles.
As a publisher of games for its Xbox One hardware, Microsoft will allow players to trade in their games at “participating retailers” without anyone having to pay an extra fee, it said Thursday in a statement released online.
However, it can’t say the same for the other publishers that will create Xbox One games. They, Microsoft says, have the right to “opt out” entirely of letting players sell games, or to negotiate separate terms with retail stores like GameStop that do involve the payments of “transfer fees.”
In other words: Don’t ask us anymore, ask third-party publishers.
Since used games can only be sold at “participating retailers,” this necessarily excludes private sales: You can’t sell a game to your next-door neighbor, or on eBay. Only by using a certain retail store as a middleman will you be able to trade in your games.
Microsoft says that it is possible to give your games to your friends, but puts serious restrictions on this practice: You can only give a game to someone who has been on your Xbox Live friends list for 30 days, and each copy of a game can only exchange hands once. No passing a single game around a group of people or getting it back later: Each transfer is permanent and exhausts the possibility of further transfer.
“Loaning or renting” games, Microsoft says, won’t be possible when Xbox One launches, although it might down the line.
In a separate informational post, Microsoft said that the Xbox One would indeed need to connect to the internet once every 24 hours to “verify if system, application or game updates are needed and to see if you have acquired new games, or resold, traded in, or given your game to a friend.”
If the system is unable to connect, Microsoft said, it would not be able to play any games at all, even single-player ones, although it could still watch live television and disc-based movies.
“In areas where an Ethernet connection is not available, you can connect using mobile broadband,” Microsoft said.
These clear statements on the Xbox One’s restrictions on used games come weeks after a confusing debut for the new console, at which Microsoft executives gave different answers to different publications that often directly contradicted each other.
Miatabrah wrote:stev wrote:allyuh still talking about that region crap...wasnt it the same when 360 was released years ago
and the 24 hour check in....i think its every 24 hours being powered on....so if u use it 24 hours for the month.....it checks in once. (not sure)
sony men sounding like sheep. lol
waiting for year end to buy the 2 consoles.
I'm pretty sure that it has to check in to Microsoft serves 'once every 24 hours' if it doesn't check in, you only get an hour of offline play and then it locks you out
We'll see when somebody gets one.
well at least not with me...what are the disadvantages of having to check in every 24 hours? i doh think people still unplug their modems...do they? again...hadda wait n see.
or is flow...steupsMiatabrah wrote:I don't have a problem with checking in, I have a problem with not being able to play offline for more than an hour. I don't play online most of the time, or what if I decide to take it with me somewhere and there's shitty internet or no connection? So why should I buy it if I can't use it offline when I want to?
only games u buy directly from xbox live and decide to play right away.Return to “Ole talk and more Ole talk”
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