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Yee old flippity floppity
"Microsoft has caved to the hordes of angry gamers who have been loudly complaining about its policies for used games and connectivity requirements for its upcoming Xbox One console. Microsoft has updated its Xbox One page to announce changes in its Digital Rights Management (DRM) policies. Users will no longer have to connect to the Internet every 24 hours to play games and restrictions on used games have been significantly eased. Now users will be required to connect to the web just once while setting up their Xbox and won’t be required to check in every 24 hours to play disc-based games. Microsoft also says that gamers can “trade-in, lend, resell, gift, and rent disc based games just like you do today” and that “there will be no limitations to using and sharing games, it will work just as it does today on Xbox 360.”
M$ PR management is taking a beating. How unbelievably stupid. It's almost as bad an automobile company that puts an ugly beak on their entire line up then tells their clients that they refuse to rethink their design language after the fan base disappears.
Right now I am worried my fanatec won't work with Xbox one. I hope it does.
Man, that would really suck if it didn't. That is exactly why I am afraid of expensive peripherals. But what I'm more interested in is if Oculus Rift will work with these new consoles. Still holding out for VR to become a reality.
Real gamers use PCs. Consoles are for children.
I used to agree, but pcs cost too much to keep up and I work on my pc all day, so a console is a nice break. Plus I don't have to worry about a game killing my work pc.
Same here. I used to laugh at console gamers but these days I don't want to spend money on video cards or time messing with drivers. I can fire up the 360 and actually play games instead of messing with it.