http://news.xbox.com/2014/12/xbox-one-final-chance-to-buy-for-349
Of course they couldn't keep that price-point up.
Yeah, it doesn't. Why do that when it's likely that your PC has better specs than an Xbox One, and even if it doesnt, isn't it better to just play it natively with minimal lag compared to the streaming stuff? I mean, for something that's meant to show that MS "treats gaming on Windows 10 with as much passion and energy as we have on the Xbox console," it doesn't really make a great case that one of the major things showing it is merely streaming games from a weaker console into a more or less capable PC that would benefit more from native ports instead. As a PC gamer, I'm more interested in their announcement that Fable Legends will have cross-platform play between PC and XONE than the streaming thing.
edited 24th Jan '15 6:02:25 PM by Nettacki
In other news, and more interesting to the average consumer, (unlike us), the Xbox 1 has another price drop in Britain:
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2015-04-13-xbox-now-priced-at-300-in-the-uk
Backwards compatibility with 360 titles has been announced. MS set up a poll so people can let them know what they want to see come to the XOne.
https://xbox.uservoice.com/forums/298503-backwards-compatibility
https://xbox.uservoice.com/forums/298503-backwards-compatibility?filter=hot&page=1
Go vote on which 360 titles you want made backwards compatible.
So the BC games seem to all have massive framerate issues.
edited 22nd Jun '15 1:35:37 PM by LordofLore
For any Canadians on Amazon Prime (and I feel sorry for you if you are): you can currently get a One for $ 339.99 CDN.
http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00PMY425S
Cuz Prime Day
edited 15th Jul '15 8:26:52 PM by Alucard

i think you know what I mean.
That's not what a fourth is I this case.
In fact, it's even worse then a fourth.
They dropped the price by even more then a fourth.
That's.....pretty bad.
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