Because I am the eternal jinx, one of the guys in my NCAA dynasty just had his One stop reading discs. Sigh…sportdan30 wrote:Happy to hear Aristo! One day we'll play online together on the X1.Aristo wrote:
I've mostly seen people without XB1's posting about problems that people with consoles. I've yet to see any of the journalists I follow on Twitter one up with a bad unit, not anyone in forums I frequent. So, I'm pretty sure the Xbox One has a failure rate of about 6.37%.
I'm just lucky that mine has been perfect.
Watched some TV tonight. While I have no idea why they thought the One Guide was necessary, the fact that I have voice control over my TV and Receiver is pretty friction' cool. Still use the remote to FF through commercials, but pause and mute are both functions that are nice to have without the remote. I really can't believe how simple it was to set up my TV, receiver, and DVR.
I also watched some of the Kansas fame on ESPN3, and it is one hell of a lot nicer to just say, "Watch ESPN" versus turning on the 360, and waiting for it to load and find the app. And it was nice to jump back into TV and the console during commercial breaks without feeling like I could not get back to the game. This is the stuff that made it worthwhile to adopt early, even if the games are totally there yet.
And really, there are games. BF4 looks light years beyond anything I saw on the 360. Madden actually feels good. But I probably would have bought both for less. But I got them on disc and will trade them each in at some point. Forza, AC4, and probably Zoo Tycoon will all get downloaded at some point. I'll probably wait for a sale on ZT, but jump into Forza and AC4 sooner. And Killer Instinct is FTP, and looks to worth spending some $$$ on.
I really can't wait to see NHL 15 next year.