@lonesamurai1: That is not true mod support. Mod support requires support. Anything else is hacking the game to modify it. Just because one is more prevalent doesn't make it more valid. The game hacks on PC are not something we want to see come to console. Official support may offer less but at least consoles have the pleasure of not being all about aimbots and lootbots.
Microsoft is not responsible for offering the actual mod support, if you want that feature enabled you need to harass the devs.
$150, that's way too expensive, I could almost buy a new console for that. I can't afford that, and it's superior sound will give people a clear advantage over me and my crappy tv audio so I think no-one should be allowed to have it. Everyone should be forced to use only what I can afford or want to use. Everything is all about me.
@lonesamurai1: The Xbox One already supports mods. It just doesn't support game hacks that mod the game. In short, if game developers offer mod support then it will be there, otherwise it will not.
@hotwog21: Microsoft has done a great job delivering with the Xbox One. I'm not sure where you've been looking. Since when has any console ever offered the consistency and volume of new features the Xbox One has?
@sakaixx: Better is subjective. Will you have more control - sure, is it a more natural experience - no. Also, I hate watching keyboard and mouse walkthroughs. The jittery motion is annoying.
I'm always pro options so I'm happy to see this coming.
@jenovaschilld: As I said, titles down the road will be getting the exact same treatment that current enhanced titles will receive. It seems that you are expecting a new console gen type experience but what you are getting is the exact same thing as if you upgraded your PC. No new titles will be coming for the Xbox One X. There is no "down the road." If you have no interest in playing the same games but at a higher resolution, with enhanced graphics and/or improved frame rates, then the One X will never be for you.
This is a standard PC upgrade path, it's just not been done on console before this gen. I and millions of others have upgraded for improved graphics before. For us this is old hat and there are no surprises. $500 is considered a fairly standard upgrade cost and if the initial response by paying consumers is any indication, the price for what Microsoft is offering is a good one.
@crxuchilbara: I can't tell if you're trolling or just don't get the obvious.
I'm also not quite sure why you've chosen historical figures for examples of typical characters for movies and games. I guess in answer to your question, yes. I would recommend against having a historically based movie/game with a black George Washington and a Chinese Maria Antoinette.
My only problem with this is that the response is often hypocritical. Either don't bitch when they cast a white person to play another ethnicity or stop cramming other ethnicities down our throats when casting for what should be white roles.
Don't get me wrong, I'm actually for him dropping out but I want more support when casting for what should be a white role.
I still don't know what the fcuk I would want Goku cast as but it sure as hell wasn't what we got in that sad little North American Live action movie.
@Abomination713: Mamoru Oshii, the director of the original anime adaptation of Ghost in the Shell, said “What issue could there possibly be with casting her? The Major is a cyborg and her physical form is an entirely assumed one. The name ‘Motoko Kusanagi’ and her current body are not her original name and body, so there is no basis for saying that an Asian actress must portray her,”
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