Come off it, he loves it! Its the only reason he comes in here!DaveyD said:Guys, leave dirtydog alone

Come off it, he loves it! Its the only reason he comes in here!DaveyD said:Guys, leave dirtydog alone
Pug said:and this is the problem with having HDDs on consoles. Publishers dont need to polish their works quite so brightly because it can be patched. I always said it might lead to a drop in quality control, turns out its happening...
Still, not saying their arent advantages to a HDD eother, but its valid.
The Xbox wasn't originally connected to the internet though, and the internet was a lot less common in households back then.Nismo said:Didn't happen on the original Xbox, did it? Think there may have been the occasional updates, but mainly just for tweaks to multiplayer code.
DaveyD said:The Xbox wasn't originally connected to the internet though, and the internet was a lot less common in households back then.
Nismo said:Huh![]()
It was always online enabled, and a lot of folks had it connected up.
Edit - or was it? Wiki has the Xbox released on 15 Nov 2001, and Live launched 15 November 2002. Is that right or a typo?
I was under the impression Live launched with the console?
I'm missing the relevancemparter said:Shamelessly stolen from another forum![]()
http://www.microsoftgamefest.com/session_abstracts.htm#GRAPHICS
Make of that what you will.
Makes no sense to me, just lots of paragraphs on what stuff can dodirtydog said:I'm missing the relevance![]()
dirtydog said:I'm missing the relevance![]()
Pug said:nah, on a CRT the image is offensive - to big and blocky, lacking detail... its just... bad compared to a higher res. Res can only help so far tho - some games look "flat(?)" at higher res'.
You need enough resolution to see detail in textures, if the detail is there of course - which it should be nowadays.