Sony fanboys get on my nerves from time to time but I don't let that get under my skin. I am not a fanboy. I don't care what system I play games on as long as the games are fun to play and I feel that a lot of people on this forum thinks the same way and if the Sony fanboys can't see past the hate they have to see that the Xbox One is a great system with great games then that is their lose.
I am no big racing game fan but if I had my pick I would go for Forza Horizon 2. It is $60 but being able to go off road is a plus for me. I don't know how much money you have but Forza 5 is almost a year old and should not cost that much.
There are no announced number on that because they don't usually post those numbers for console but I do have the number for the PC. It is 40 GB so you can expect the console to be about the same. With you getting the Advanced Warfare bundle, you have a 1TB hard drive. Now, about selling the token. If they are still doing the same as when I got a token with my system purchase, the token is not system specific and you can sell it. I, personally, would not sell it unless you want a hard copy and you are not planning on using Xbox Live. Also, it may be a lot more hassle trying to sell it than just keeping and using it. I am sure your son will have many hours of fun playing his Xbox One. If you have anymore questions, I am sure that me or anybody else would be happy to help.
Funny vid. Guy shouldn't have sold it in the first place. I got nothing against Xbox One, but the Kinect thing was a turn off. There is nothing I wanna play bad on the Xbone. Gears of War 4 maybe? Sunset OD? If Xbox one became smaller, could stand up vertical, and backwards compatible, I'd think about getting it.
Some of your points make no sense. I can see your stance on Kinect. I also can understand you not liking the games. Everybody had their own taste in games. Now to your other points. Do you know why the Xbox One is bigger than the PS4? If you don't, it is to make sure that the system doesn't have the red ring of death that the 360 had a launch. The size insures the system is well cooled. Having the system stand up vertically? That is a poor reason for not getting a system. Backward compatibility? None of the current generations systems have backwards compatibility. I guess you will never get any of the current generation systems because of that last one?
Technically speaking, I believe that they could. If you remember, some games from the first Xbox could be played on the 360 but his was with updates. This is very costly because you have to have programmer make these updates. MS let let alone any other company are not going to invest in making old games work on their new system. Besides, publishers will have a fit if they tried. They like getting money from Wii virtual console and PS Now. I did read that MS are trying to do something like PS Now but we may not see anything like that until next year.
No, it just means that different developers will be handling different hardware generations. Sledgehammer Games just didn't have the resources to handle all consoles versions. All versions will play the same.
All I can say is sweet. The design is one of the best I have ever seen on a system. I don't have an Xbox One and sad to say that I don't have the money for one right now being a poor student. I get out of school in November and will be looking for one when I get a job.
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