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Subject: XBONE Hardware Review ..
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popcap 20.11.13 - 10:01am
Microsoft's vision is very different. It has taken a broader view of the market perhaps not entirely compatible with the needs and wants of the core gamer. It is willing to make the trades on gaming power in order to potentially revolutionise the way we interact with entertainment in the living room - Microsoft is betting that once we've experienced it, we'll never be able to go back. It's a bold gamble, but the key issue is that much of this revolutionary functionality just isn't there right now. The price differential with PlayStation 4 clearly is. * +

popcap 20.11.13 - 10:02am
There are some great ideas here, then, but we've had just a small glimpse of what the machine is capable of. Cool functions like resuming gameplay from standby are flaky, while the centrepiece of the media experience - full integration with live TV - just isn't there yet outside of Microsoft's home market. It's coming, but we have no idea when. The core of what's left, beyond some neat features, is very much a games machine: one whose capabilities are proven, but which remains considerably more expensive than PlayStation 4. * +

popcap 20.11.13 - 10:02am
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-xbox-one-hardware-test * +

guillium 20.11.13 - 12:16pm
It's s**t compared to PS4 in other words * +

spartan2 20.11.13 - 12:29pm
Microsoft is willing to make trades. Gamers aren't. (lol) game over * +

popcap 20.11.13 - 12:38pm
s**t or not game over or not , Its still sold out everywhere ladies * +

xvansx 20.11.13 - 01:32pm
Unless they will have games in native 1080p at 60fps the Xbox one isn't next gen. * +

botchno1 20.11.13 - 01:58pm
Read the naked eye can't differentiate between 30 and 60 fps * +

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