@warrior1718 Yes, we *do* realize that they are just options. We also realize that Microsoft has crammed all of that stuff in, spent half of their video hyping it, and the other half of the video talking mostly about sports titles and about how great the games are going to be without actually showing us anything about what the actual *gameplay* looks like.

*Ten* minutes about EA Sports, and most of that wasn't even anything to do with the games; just athletes talking about what it's like to be out on the field and *actually* playing sports.

@jalaldino Okay, now *that's* just being mean.

@hadlee73 Why not, smartphones are intended to be "all-in-one [mobile] multimedia devices that [...] play games, music, movies, and other interactive content." Plus, they even take pictures, shoot video, function as voice recorders, calculators and calendars/planners, as well as internet browsers and about a dozen other things.

I forget... do mobile phones still actually function as telephones?

@Inlex If I wanted a home entertainment system, I'd buy a home entertainment system.

Oh, wait... I *did*. Guess I don't need this, then.

@arkhamcity54 The fish AI was shown more than actual gameplay.

That's because they didn't *show* any actual gameplay -- just cutscenes.

@Sevenizz @MAD_AI @baystatethrashr Blockbuster, Gamefly and Redbox all have game rentals. So do some other places that rent movies out.

@DeViLzzz I wonder... If I buy the X1 used (like I did with my PS3), do I have to pay a fee before I can use it?

@idrcnem11 @freedom01 A set of jacks with two bent jacks and no ball > XBox One

@6orange6 You mentioned the CoD doggie simulator, but you forgot the CoD aquarium simulator, now with improved fish AI!

@TigusVidiks @jon_bone You forgot sports gimmicks.