There's not much of a reason to own both systems since the large majority of the games they get will be multiplat titles. What's the point of owning two systems that have virtually the exact same library and both require a paid subscription to access online multiplayer?

I've owned a PS3 and 360 for most of last gen and I can say without hesitation that it was a large waste for the most part, and if I had to do it over again I'd just own one of them.

Bigboi500

[QUOTE="FoxbatAlpha"]I have also seen the X1 in person and can confirm that it looks a lot better in person, than on the web. neversummer75

I have also seen the X1 in person and can confirm that it looks a lot better in person, than on the web. FoxbatAlpha

[QUOTE="ZoomZoom2490"]

It looks just like my Verizon Box shown below:

I am not trolling. i am serious.

cainetao11

1.  It's ugly as hell.

2.  Don't give a shit how they look.

Chutebox

It looks just like my Verizon Box shown below:

I am not trolling. i am serious.

ZoomZoom2490

Just got back from the MS store at the City Creek mall in Salt Lake City. The system is not nearly as big as I thought or people on the NET mad it out to be. The system actually looks very nice and sleek. Although I was not allowed to handle the controller, it looked very comfortable and much better designed than that for the 360(Never thought I'd be able to say that). I'm actually excited to get this bad boy in my entertainment system. It amazes me the misinformation passed over the web about this machine. There are truly some very sad and lonely individuals out there that are in desperate need for a life.

One the drivers are fixed/patched....this issue will be over. I think it's a very good sign for the Xboxone that the performance issues stem from driver issues and not the hardware itself. I really think this is a non-issue as MS will correct this problem before or shortly after launch.