So if you play from somebody else's library you don't get achievements?
I know, how many are confirmed day one games?
BF4
Forza 5 (confirmed day 0)
Watch Dogs
Should be good enough to start with, the wife will want some dance game BS but i'll avoid that by claiming im skint and she needs a xmas present.
Im due a sports game (Fifa,madden,tiger) refresh but historically the first next gen titel isnt worh tthe upgrade (Pro evo and fifa on 360 were barely improved first time but were still fun).
I got my 360 on second batch so i got DOA, PGR Burnout and GRAW with mine.
I only fear watchdogs will be like the first assasins creed and after about 15% in it gets boring doing the same side mission stuff over and over.
Is there a confirmed list of day one titles? im going to have to preorder some, dont want to be sat with a shiny black box and nothing to play on it.
Ta
Major Nelson said:"It's safe to say we're confident where we're going. It's also safe to say that gamers are going to love our vision of the future and what we're going to offer for gaming."
Now where've you heard that?
I've not heard that playing a friend's game doesn't get you achievements, but then I've not heard it said that it definitely will get you achievements either. Another thing we're waiting on confirmation on.I thought I read it in here and wanted confirmation.
Then tell us what that vision is instead of making us guess about it!
Agree 100%. While it's unlikely, I could see in 3-4 years even PS4 owners praising the Xbox One and how it's doing things, but if MS don't at least get a decent foothold early on they may not have enough support to actually achieve their long-term goals.This is the problem. I think in 3-4 years time we'll be agog at what the Xbone is doing. But Microsoft keeping schtum about what they have planned is doing them no favours.
He also talked about bans. Now games are tied to licenses which are in turn tied to Xbox Live accounts, does being banned mean being withheld your game collection?
"Absolutely not," Hryb answered definitively. "You will always have access to the games you've purchased.
This is the problem. I think in 3-4 years time we'll be agog at what the Xbone is doing. But Microsoft keeping schtum about what they have planned is doing them no favours.
I just had a thought...
If you get your account banned from Xbox Live, you don't lose your game collection, you can still play them.
If you're banned from Xbox Live, how do you get online to authenticate? Is the authentication a seperate part of Xbox Live, or do you effectively play them offline? If you play them offline, then there is obviously that functionality built into the console.
I could be way off base here, but they thought did just run through my head.
OT but Don Mattrick reminds me of the successful brother from Step Brothers - 'Its the ****ing Catalina Wine Mixer!'Don Mattrick is not a public speaker. Nor is he a techie, nor apparently is he a gamer. He saw what Steve Jobs did with the iphone launches and thought "year i can do that" No Don, no you can't. Jobbs could sell ice to eskimos because he had a gift, an aurora about him that made people listen, and he had a talent for talking up all the good points and not talking about the bad ones.
Don managed to do completely the opposite with their first press event, and then spent so much time at E3 showcasing games (to try and counter the debate that Xbox was now a PVR and not about games) that they left no time to actually go through the console pros that they should have done at the launch event.
I found the quote far more revealing as like the interviewer I didnt feel confident in assuming that...interesting quote in that interview
So you won't lose access to your purchased games if you're banned.
I reckon they planned that, then realized they couldn't do it But good news none the less.
To which the interviewer commented: "Yay."
To which Hryb replied: "Yay - really? Come on! You had to expect that."
Im pretty damn sure as part of the XBL handshake that both authentication of your games library aswell as your standing within XBL will be checked. If you are XBL banned you just wont get access but your games will be checked - easiest way for them to 'automate' that requirement.I just had a thought...
If you get your account banned from Xbox Live, you don't lose your game collection, you can still play them.
If you're banned from Xbox Live, how do you get online to authenticate? Is the authentication a seperate part of Xbox Live, or do you effectively play them offline? If you play them offline, then there is obviously that functionality built into the console.
I could be way off base here, but they thought did just run through my head.
So if you play from somebody else's library you don't get achievements?
Interesting new tidbit - you can plug your Xbox 360 into the Xbone. So you could play two games at once!
http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/06/17/microsoft-reveals-the-price-of-xbox-one-games
Games will have an RRP of $59.99 in USA which is the same RRP as games on the 360. Hopefully that will mean games will be around £40 over here.
Possibly, but not for too long I think. The moment one shop starts selling them for £40 to shift more games, the others will follow suit. I think it'll settle at £40 a game inside a couple of months.We can hope, i doubt it will be less than £45 though.