c2g_Krypticzz wrote

IgnorantChildren wrote 3 reasons.

1. $100 cheaper (even though the 360 was $200 cheaper than the PS3 and that didn't stop people from buying the PS3.)

2. No mandaotry 24 hour internet check thing. (This probaly isn't a big deal to most people on TTG, they just want to find a reason to complain about the Xbox One. For some people I can see it being a dealbreaker though.)

3. No used games restriction.

I only buy new games, and I don't rent or borrow any games so this isn't a big deal to me either. But to some people, it's probably a dealbreaker.

1. $100 is not a big deal if you are getting more community based things. and itll last longer since red ring is no issue anymore

2. this is still being consider so it might be removed. and this also keeps the xbox one safer and more secure. unlike the PS3 credit card attack.

3. Microsoft has already announced you can use used games

please and thank you.

Cupple questions how does forcing someone to have a internet connection make it more secure? if your not connected to the internet what attack can you be the victim of in the first place? also xbox live has been down/hacked many times my choice was 360 for the majority of current gen so i can confirm that. Not talking crap or anything i just think that once you buy somthing it should be yours to do as you please and would like people to realize that. Not to mention countless accounts of mine on xbox have been baned with no refund of the 60 bucks and many consoles as well. not 1 ps3 or psn account has been banned.

gtapro151 wrote

c2g_Krypticzz wrote

IgnorantChildren wrote 3 reasons.

1. $100 cheaper (even though the 360 was $200 cheaper than the PS3 and that didn't stop people from buying the PS3.)

2. No mandaotry 24 hour internet check thing. (This probaly isn't a big deal to most people on TTG, they just want to find a reason to complain about the Xbox One. For some people I can see it being a dealbreaker though.)

3. No used games restriction.

I only buy new games, and I don't rent or borrow any games so this isn't a big deal to me either. But to some people, it's probably a dealbreaker.

1. $100 is not a big deal if you are getting more community based things. and itll last longer since red ring is no issue anymore

2. this is still being consider so it might be removed. and this also keeps the xbox one safer and more secure. unlike the PS3 credit card attack.

3. Microsoft has already announced you can use used games

please and thank you.

Cupple questions how does forcing someone to have a internet connection make it more secure? if your not connected to the internet what attack can you be the victim of in the first place? also xbox live has been down/hacked many times my choice was 360 for the majority of current gen so i can confirm that. Not talking crap or anything i just think that once you buy somthing it should be yours to do as you please and would like people to realize that. Not to mention countless accounts of mine on xbox have been baned with no refund of the 60 bucks and many consoles as well. not 1 ps3 or psn account has been banned.

Kid, just shut up and face the facts, thousands of people have been banned on both Xbox and Playstation. Xbox 360 has NEVER been hacked, it has been down for maintenance whereas PS3 has been down several times, mainly for the 4 month anonymous attack. GG.

Just cause of the Internet thig and the used games! People should stop beig cheap and get internet

The PS4 Is Gonna Be Epic It Beats The Xbox By A Long Way

Paulyd972738 wrote Just cause of the Internet thig and the used games! People should stop beig cheap and get internet

How are people being cheap? say if your Internet goes down for a week or something and you wanna play but you can't due to this stupid have to be connected about once day.

Wart wrote

gtapro151 wrote

c2g_Krypticzz wrote

IgnorantChildren wrote 3 reasons.

1. $100 cheaper (even though the 360 was $200 cheaper than the PS3 and that didn't stop people from buying the PS3.)

2. No mandaotry 24 hour internet check thing. (This probaly isn't a big deal to most people on TTG, they just want to find a reason to complain about the Xbox One. For some people I can see it being a dealbreaker though.)

3. No used games restriction.

I only buy new games, and I don't rent or borrow any games so this isn't a big deal to me either. But to some people, it's probably a dealbreaker.

1. $100 is not a big deal if you are getting more community based things. and itll last longer since red ring is no issue anymore

2. this is still being consider so it might be removed. and this also keeps the xbox one safer and more secure. unlike the PS3 credit card attack.

3. Microsoft has already announced you can use used games

please and thank you.

Cupple questions how does forcing someone to have a internet connection make it more secure? if your not connected to the internet what attack can you be the victim of in the first place? also xbox live has been down/hacked many times my choice was 360 for the majority of current gen so i can confirm that. Not talking crap or anything i just think that once you buy somthing it should be yours to do as you please and would like people to realize that. Not to mention countless accounts of mine on xbox have been baned with no refund of the 60 bucks and many consoles as well. not 1 ps3 or psn account has been banned.

Kid, just shut up and face the facts, thousands of people have been banned on both Xbox and Playstation. Xbox 360 has NEVER been hacked, it has been down for maintenance whereas PS3 has been down several times, mainly for the 4 month anonymous attack. GG.

What and you really think they won't of learned from that your kidding yourself if you think they haven't

c2g_Krypticzz wrote

IgnorantChildren wrote 3 reasons.

1. $100 cheaper (even though the 360 was $200 cheaper than the PS3 and that didn't stop people from buying the PS3.)

2. No mandaotry 24 hour internet check thing. (This probaly isn't a big deal to most people on TTG, they just want to find a reason to complain about the Xbox One. For some people I can see it being a dealbreaker though.)

3. No used games restriction.

I only buy new games, and I don't rent or borrow any games so this isn't a big deal to me either. But to some people, it's probably a dealbreaker.

1. $100 is not a big deal if you are getting more community based things. and itll last longer since red ring is no issue anymore

2. this is still being consider so it might be removed. and this also keeps the xbox one safer and more secure. unlike the PS3 credit card attack.

3. Microsoft has already announced you can use used games

please and thank you.

1. Waste 100 or save 100.

2. 24 hour check-in.

3. You can use used games to a point.

c2g_Krypticzz wrote

IgnorantChildren wrote 3 reasons.

1. $100 cheaper (even though the 360 was $200 cheaper than the PS3 and that didn't stop people from buying the PS3.)

2. No mandaotry 24 hour internet check thing. (This probaly isn't a big deal to most people on TTG, they just want to find a reason to complain about the Xbox One. For some people I can see it being a dealbreaker though.)

3. No used games restriction.

I only buy new games, and I don't rent or borrow any games so this isn't a big deal to me either. But to some people, it's probably a dealbreaker.

1. $100 is not a big deal if you are getting more community based things. and itll last longer since red ring is no issue anymore

2. this is still being consider so it might be removed. and this also keeps the xbox one safer and more secure. unlike the PS3 credit card attack.

3. Microsoft has already announced you can use used games

please and thank you.

1. Like?

2. How?

3. No renting, no loaning. No private sales (unless selling to someone who has been on your friends list for 30 days). Trade-ins are up to the publisher and only at participating retailers, and you can give a game to a friend only if they have been on your friends list for 30 days, and then it is stuck with them.

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Is there much else to say. (I still can't believe they actually did it.)