Xbone will have a silent community. drakekratosif thats what you really believe then you are sadly mistaken
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Xbone will have a silent community. drakekratosif thats what you really believe then you are sadly mistaken
Being able to use a "Real" headset is far more important than Kinect 2.0xbox comes with Kinect 2.0, PS4 does not come with Sony Eye.
Mr720fan
[QUOTE="Mr720fan"]Being able to use a "Real" headset is far more important than Kinect 2.0 When did gamers ever ask for a camera in their living room anyways? NO THANK YOU. I'll stick with PS4xbox comes with Kinect 2.0, PS4 does not come with Sony Eye.
Murderstyle75
[QUOTE="Murderstyle75"][QUOTE="Mr720fan"]Being able to use a "Real" headset is far more important than Kinect 2.0 When did gamers ever ask for a camera in their living room anyways? NO THANK YOU. I'll stick with PS4xbox comes with Kinect 2.0, PS4 does not come with Sony Eye.
drakekratos
Ever since camgirls
[QUOTE="Chutebox"]Also, from what I understand xbox will use Kinect for a headphone?drakekratos
That is HORRIBLE.
Kinect as a headphone? LOL. All that means is you will hear other peoples TV's, Crying Babies, Parents yelling, White noise, etc.... Gamers will literally have to yell at their Kinect from across the room, just so others can hear them in Call of Duty.
Dude. VO recognition has come a long way. For one thing Kinect already knows everything your X1 is outputting so it cancel it out seamlessly (you'll have to forgive the lack of a source, it's buried somewhere under the contradictions and general PR fallout that MS dug themselves into). Given that it is also a camera it makes sense that it could work out your position and only relay voice from the location it can see that you sitting (tune everything else out). It's far more than just a microphone sitting opposite you that picks up and conveys everything between you and it.Its not something to base a decision on, but it is something that will improve online communities for PS4I didn't base my platform choice on the cheap headset that came with the 360 last gen, and I'm not gonna base it on the cheaper headset with the PS4. We have dozens of things more important to consider.
santoron
Xbox One is compatible with all the virtual 5.1/7.1 surround sound headsets (Astro etc,) that use optical connections. Also, you can chat via Kinect. So while the 360 may not have a built in headset, every console comes with chat hardware. I don't see the problem.
Perhaps today's most important revelation is the confirmation that the PS4 will come with a headset, which can plug into a dedicated headset jack on the bottom of the controller. Not shipping a headset with the PS3 was a major mistake for Sony, and has resulted in quieter chat lobbies than the Xbox 360 offers players.drakekratos
The PS4 will also work with current headsets.
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2013/02/21/ps4-bundled-with-headset-more-dualshock-4-details-revealed.aspx
http://www.handytips.info/1150/xbox-one-wont-include-chat-headset/
The new Xbox One console will not include a chat headset in the box
http://ca.ign.com/articles/2013/05/22/xbox-one-incompatible-with-current-gaming-headsets
The [Xbox One] incompatible with existing gaming headsets, including high-end audio products like those made by Astro Gaming, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
Summary:
- PS4 will come with a headset. Everyone who buys a PS4 will have a headset. The PS4 is also compatible with current-gen headsets, such as the Pulse, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
- The Xbox One will NOT come with a headset. Xbox One is NOT compatible with current-gen headsets, such as the standard 360 headset, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
[QUOTE="drakekratos"]Xbox One is compatible with all the virtual 5.1/7.1 surround sound headsets (Astro etc,) that use optical connections. Also, you can chat via Kinect. So while the 360 may not have a built in headset, every console comes with chat hardware. I don't see the problem. Because the console is already $500 + tax.... then you'll have to pay another $60 for XBL if you want to use the console (even for offline games)..... then you'll have to actually buy some games..... possibly an extra controller.... By the time you've done all that, it's easily $700-$800 gone just on launch day. Many people won't bother buying a headset because they've already spent so much money... And using kinect to chat?? LMAO... thats a MASSIVE problem.
Perhaps today's most important revelation is the confirmation that the PS4 will come with a headset, which can plug into a dedicated headset jack on the bottom of the controller. Not shipping a headset with the PS3 was a major mistake for Sony, and has resulted in quieter chat lobbies than the Xbox 360 offers players.donalbane
The PS4 will also work with current headsets.
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2013/02/21/ps4-bundled-with-headset-more-dualshock-4-details-revealed.aspx
http://www.handytips.info/1150/xbox-one-wont-include-chat-headset/
The new Xbox One console will not include a chat headset in the box
http://ca.ign.com/articles/2013/05/22/xbox-one-incompatible-with-current-gaming-headsets
The [Xbox One] incompatible with existing gaming headsets, including high-end audio products like those made by Astro Gaming, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
Summary:
- PS4 will come with a headset. Everyone who buys a PS4 will have a headset. The PS4 is also compatible with current-gen headsets, such as the Pulse, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
- The Xbox One will NOT come with a headset. Xbox One is NOT compatible with current-gen headsets, such as the standard 360 headset, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
[QUOTE="donalbane"][QUOTE="drakekratos"]Xbox One is compatible with all the virtual 5.1/7.1 surround sound headsets (Astro etc,) that use optical connections. Also, you can chat via Kinect. So while the 360 may not have a built in headset, every console comes with chat hardware. I don't see the problem. Because the console is already $500 + tax.... then you'll have to pay another $60 for XBL if you want to use the console (even for offline games)..... then you'll have to actually buy some games..... possibly an extra controller.... By the time you've done all that, it's easily $700-$800 gone just on launch day. Many people won't bother buying a headset because they've already spent so much money... And using kinect to chat?? LMAO... thats a MASSIVE problem. Was it a massive problem when Sony released a $500 platform without any built in chat options? And using Kinect to chat is fine.. it's nice not to have anything in your ear preventing you from hearing surround sound. Have you tried it? Works like a champ.
Perhaps today's most important revelation is the confirmation that the PS4 will come with a headset, which can plug into a dedicated headset jack on the bottom of the controller. Not shipping a headset with the PS3 was a major mistake for Sony, and has resulted in quieter chat lobbies than the Xbox 360 offers players.drakekratos
The PS4 will also work with current headsets.
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2013/02/21/ps4-bundled-with-headset-more-dualshock-4-details-revealed.aspx
http://www.handytips.info/1150/xbox-one-wont-include-chat-headset/
The new Xbox One console will not include a chat headset in the box
http://ca.ign.com/articles/2013/05/22/xbox-one-incompatible-with-current-gaming-headsets
The [Xbox One] incompatible with existing gaming headsets, including high-end audio products like those made by Astro Gaming, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
Summary:
- PS4 will come with a headset. Everyone who buys a PS4 will have a headset. The PS4 is also compatible with current-gen headsets, such as the Pulse, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
- The Xbox One will NOT come with a headset. Xbox One is NOT compatible with current-gen headsets, such as the standard 360 headset, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
[QUOTE="Chutebox"]Also, from what I understand xbox will use Kinect for a headphone?drakekratos
That is HORRIBLE.
Kinect as a headphone? LOL. All that means is you will hear other peoples TV's, Crying Babies, Parents yelling, White noise, etc.... Gamers will literally have to yell at their Kinect from across the room, just so others can hear them in Call of Duty.
OMG! Lems OWNED!!
Whatever. I hate headsets. If I could use chat without it, I would.
[QUOTE="donalbane"][QUOTE="drakekratos"]Xbox One is compatible with all the virtual 5.1/7.1 surround sound headsets (Astro etc,) that use optical connections. Also, you can chat via Kinect. So while the 360 may not have a built in headset, every console comes with chat hardware. I don't see the problem. Because the console is already $500 + tax.... then you'll have to pay another $60 for XBL if you want to use the console (even for offline games)..... then you'll have to actually buy some games..... possibly an extra controller.... By the time you've done all that, it's easily $700-$800 gone just on launch day. Many people won't bother buying a headset because they've already spent so much money... And using kinect to chat?? LMAO... thats a MASSIVE problem. You don't need Xbox Live to play your games, just an internet connection of epic 28k proportions. In other words, you could use a cell phone if you had a CAT5 cable connecting it to your Xbox. You only need broadband and an Xbox Live Gold account to play multiplayer. Consider this in your cheap pricing: Originally leaked SKUs for the PS4 all included a Playstation Eye. Developers have mentioned that there are no more accelerometers in the controllers (only rotation gyros) and that the Eye handled the motion sensing better anyway. That means that a LOT of games will have motion controls included (likely not required, but for things like leaning around corners in CoD:G, etc) but since Sony decided to get cheap the motions controls can't be considered standard for all users. XB1 has controller motion sensing in addition to the full body sensing, and all developers can rely on that fact. IF the devs support this on PS4, you'll need to spend an extra $60 for it. PS Vita is the official solution to touch-screen controls, secondary views, etc. To utilize this functionality you need to drop down $250 minimum for the device. If you use it for gaming as well, we'll consider half the reasoning for the purchase to be PS4 features. Add $125 to the price of a PS4 in this case, for full advertized functionality. XB1 as well as PC (SmartGlass is confirmed to be PC portable) both let you use the $100-800 device you already own for this same functionality. Add nothing to your XB1 purchase price. Playstation Plus is required to play online games using developer servers. Xbox Live is required to play online games using crap-tons of Microsoft servers using proven matchmaking, support Netflix, Last.FM, and the like using apps Microsoft builds and maintains (they run better than the rest) and with Microsoft HOSTING the services. You get four levels of quality for video on Netflix everywhere. You get 108 levels with hardware blending of streams on 360 and likely XB1. The service is improved and you pay for those improvements. Sony decides you pay for just multiplayer and stats hosting, with free bargain-bin can't-sell-them-on-shelves-anymore games to mask an overpriced service. Add $60 / year to the PS4, add $50 / year to XB1 if older user or $60 / year if not. Total for each for a year with full advertised functionality and generous price consideration? XB1: $550 or $560 PS4: $645 Verdict? XB1 is actually $100 cheaper and Sony yet again announced a $600 system. Take it all with a grain of salt though. Not everyone cares about media stuff, motion controls, second screens, or the like. However I'm pretty damn sure that with half of EA and Ubisoft games showing off deep second-screen capabilities Sony is really just pulling a Blu-Ray and trying to use their gaming set-top console to sell their other products as well (Vita in this instance). A year down the road I'm foreseeing a load of Vita users where there are quite few currently, and not because it's a compelling and well-priced standalone product.
Perhaps today's most important revelation is the confirmation that the PS4 will come with a headset, which can plug into a dedicated headset jack on the bottom of the controller. Not shipping a headset with the PS3 was a major mistake for Sony, and has resulted in quieter chat lobbies than the Xbox 360 offers players.drakekratos
The PS4 will also work with current headsets.
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2013/02/21/ps4-bundled-with-headset-more-dualshock-4-details-revealed.aspx
http://www.handytips.info/1150/xbox-one-wont-include-chat-headset/
The new Xbox One console will not include a chat headset in the box
http://ca.ign.com/articles/2013/05/22/xbox-one-incompatible-with-current-gaming-headsets
The [Xbox One] incompatible with existing gaming headsets, including high-end audio products like those made by Astro Gaming, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
Summary:
PS4 will come with a headset. Everyone who buys a PS4 will have a headset. The PS4 is also compatible with current-gen headsets, such as the Pulse, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.The Xbox One will NOT come with a headset. Xbox One is NOT compatible with current-gen headsets, such as the standard 360 headset, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
[QUOTE="donalbane"][QUOTE="drakekratos"]Xbox One is compatible with all the virtual 5.1/7.1 surround sound headsets (Astro etc,) that use optical connections. Also, you can chat via Kinect. So while the 360 may not have a built in headset, every console comes with chat hardware. I don't see the problem. Because the console is already $500 + tax.... then you'll have to pay another $60 for XBL if you want to use the console (even for offline games)..... then you'll have to actually buy some games..... possibly an extra controller.... By the time you've done all that, it's easily $700-$800 gone just on launch day. Many people won't bother buying a headset because they've already spent so much money... And using kinect to chat?? LMAO... thats a MASSIVE problem. There is a free version of Live if you didn't know. With the system and one game I am out the door at about $610 with tax. I can go home and play my game offline then and there. Adding an extra controller and Live gold is not a necessity. If, and right now it's a big if, they don't include a headset of some kind I am guessing it would be no more than $650. Now that's $150 less than your high end and even though I had to buy a headset, which is not required for offline anyway which you are saying is cheaper on the PS4, it will be much better quality than the included PS4 ear bud. I'm sure the earbud is fine so was xbox 360s cheap included headset. I will have to buy an extra controller for my PS4 too if I needed one. I do all my gaming with friends online so I can't see myself buying an extra controller for either system any time soon. Point is you are wrong about Live Gold being required and comparing apples to oranges. The Xbox One with one game that is intended to be played offline is $610. Now it is $190 less than your highest "what xbots will spend on launch" theory. Obviously that is $100 more expensive than a PS4 with one game intended to be used offline but that is not what I am arguing. I just know that is what you will bring up next. What accessories and services you decide to pay for are optional and the buyers choice. First thing I will do is go buy a better headset for my PS4. Earbuds do not like my ears.
Perhaps today's most important revelation is the confirmation that the PS4 will come with a headset, which can plug into a dedicated headset jack on the bottom of the controller. Not shipping a headset with the PS3 was a major mistake for Sony, and has resulted in quieter chat lobbies than the Xbox 360 offers players.drakekratos
The PS4 will also work with current headsets.
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2013/02/21/ps4-bundled-with-headset-more-dualshock-4-details-revealed.aspx
http://www.handytips.info/1150/xbox-one-wont-include-chat-headset/
The new Xbox One console will not include a chat headset in the box
http://ca.ign.com/articles/2013/05/22/xbox-one-incompatible-with-current-gaming-headsets
The [Xbox One] incompatible with existing gaming headsets, including high-end audio products like those made by Astro Gaming, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
Summary:
- PS4 will come with a headset. Everyone who buys a PS4 will have a headset. The PS4 is also compatible with current-gen headsets, such as the Pulse, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
- The Xbox One will NOT come with a headset. Xbox One is NOT compatible with current-gen headsets, such as the standard 360 headset, Turtle Beach, Tritton, and others.
[QUOTE="drakekratos"][QUOTE="donalbane"] Xbox One is compatible with all the virtual 5.1/7.1 surround sound headsets (Astro etc,) that use optical connections. Also, you can chat via Kinect. So while the 360 may not have a built in headset, every console comes with chat hardware. I don't see the problem.cheesie253Because the console is already $500 + tax.... then you'll have to pay another $60 for XBL if you want to use the console (even for offline games)..... then you'll have to actually buy some games..... possibly an extra controller.... By the time you've done all that, it's easily $700-$800 gone just on launch day. Many people won't bother buying a headset because they've already spent so much money... And using kinect to chat?? LMAO... thats a MASSIVE problem. There is a free version of Live if you didn't know. With the system and one game I am out the door at about $610 with tax. I can go home and play my game offline then and there. Adding an extra controller and Live gold is not a necessity. If, and right now it's a big if, they don't include a headset of some kind I am guessing it would be no more than $650. Now that's $150 less than your high end and even though I had to buy a headset, which is not required for offline anyway which you are saying is cheaper on the PS4, it will be much better quality than the included PS4 ear bud. I'm sure the earbud is fine so was xbox 360s cheap included headset. I will have to buy an extra controller for my PS4 too if I needed one. I do all my gaming with friends online so I can't see myself buying an extra controller for either system any time soon. Point is you are wrong about Live Gold being required and comparing apples to oranges. The Xbox One with one game that is intended to be played offline is $610. Now it is $190 less than your highest "what xbots will spend on launch" theory. Obviously that is $100 more expensive than a PS4 with one game intended to be used offline but that is not what I am arguing. I just know that is what you will bring up next. What accessories and services you decide to pay for are optional and the buyers choice. First thing I will do is go buy a better headset for my PS4. Earbuds do not like my ears. And what is your idea of a better headset?
You can speak using the Kinect it comes with. No big deal.percechHow does it filter out noise from the TV?
You can speak using the Kinect it comes with. No big deal.percechIts a very big deal if you want to use mixamp features. The inability to use my $130 gaming device in the way it was intended makes the XO useless to me.
lol that headset is so crappy i wouldn't even use it and end up buying another one or using one that I already have.NFJSupremeSo let me guess. You would pass up a free crappy headset for a more expensive crappy headset? What kind are you using
[QUOTE="percech"]You can speak using the Kinect it comes with. No big deal.cakeorrdeathHow does it filter out noise from the TV? It doesn't. All you will hear is crying babies in the background
[QUOTE="cakeorrdeath"][QUOTE="percech"]You can speak using the Kinect it comes with. No big deal.drakekratosHow does it filter out noise from the TV? It doesn't. All you will hear is crying babies in the background That's probably correct. That's all you hear with the current Kinect.
Kind of disappointed the X1 isnt coming with a headset but that PS4 headset looks like shit. Id probably rather use Kinect.Miketheman83Would you prefer a bulk of heavy steel pulling down your ear into elephant styles?
[QUOTE="xsubtownerx"]Nice looking 2$ headphones. Wiiyou
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I was thinking the same as you, $2 is way too high.Considering $2.57 gets you 2 plastic earbuds with a microphone, the Sony one should be half the cost as it only comes with 1 plastic earbud and a microphone.
[QUOTE="mems_1224"][QUOTE="Chutebox"] You're telling me your battery completely died in a few months. Chuteboxcontroller wouldn't hold a charge. Unless you had a bad controller, I just don't buy it.
Yeah, he's full of sh!t. I've never had battery issues with PS3 controllers. Still use the same one..FROM LAUNCH!!
Unless you had a bad controller, I just don't buy it.[QUOTE="Chutebox"][QUOTE="mems_1224"] controller wouldn't hold a charge. dream431ca
Yeah, he's full of sh!t. I've never had battery issues with PS3 controllers. Still use the same one..FROM LAUNCH!!
I've had battery issues, one of my two original Sixaxis controllers from my launch 60GB PS3 can't hold its charge. I've also had a problem with one of my DualShock 3 controllers.[QUOTE="Miketheman83"]Kind of disappointed the X1 isnt coming with a headset but that PS4 headset looks like shit. Id probably rather use Kinect.CJ_ofCamelotWould you prefer a bulk of heavy steel pulling down your ear into elephant styles? Nah the new Xbox headset looks great. It should be bundled with the console though.
[QUOTE="CJ_ofCamelot"][QUOTE="Miketheman83"]Kind of disappointed the X1 isnt coming with a headset but that PS4 headset looks like shit. Id probably rather use Kinect.Miketheman83Would you prefer a bulk of heavy steel pulling down your ear into elephant styles? Nah the new Xbox headset looks great. It should be bundled with the console though. Need help making that happen or something? LOL
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