Hm, so is this about making sure their system is unhackable or is it about them advertising that their system is unhackable? Regardless of if someone does hack it, they don't have to report that it was hacked. Just say that it's hack proof.
@Zloth2: I know what you mean. I prefer a console myself, but this is a high end product for a large amount of money. This isn't even a new console, it's an upgraded version of an already existing console. If you already have an Xbox One this would be more of a luxury purchase. If you've got the money to spend on a luxury item I would go for something that was more useful like a computer.
@xcrimsonxsynx: My issue is I don't want consoles to turn into PCs. I don't want to build a console. I don't want to have to have the latest upgrade of console for the game to run smoothly. If the Scorpio is that much more powerful, what's to stop developers from designing their games for the Scorpio so that they will run on the Xbox One but they will run like shit in comparison.
@RadPro: I'm from that generation and we argued over which games were more fun. Not what the FPS was. We weren't sold upgrades to our consoles, we were sold games. When a new console did come along it was a huge improvement, not a list of specs for people to marvel at.
@heqteur: Nintendo greatly relies on "cartoonish" graphics while Playstation and Xbox have many games that have modern, realistic graphics.
PaRappa is from the PS1 days, not modern times. Comparing it to new games is pointless. Comparing it to the height of technology in it's glory days is also pointless as it was not meant to be an impressive looking game.
"The 1996 title PaRappa the Rapper has been deemed the first influential rhythm game, whose basic template formed the core of subsequent games in the genre." Rhythm game - Wikipedia.
The game was given a 6. It's not like they're singing it's praises.
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