DMeisterJ said:
I don't know what DOS is but what did Sony change on XMB? I just think that this whole thing is too much. It was easily accessible already, I don't understand the region of change. All it needed was a search option/more categories for XBLM |
DOS was a command prompt operating system used mainly from the late 80's early 90's. Windows 3.1 came later from MS and was basically a GUI shell over the operating system that made it easier for the computer illiterate at the time. If you pull up the "command prompt" in XP that will give you an idea of what DOS is.
People (mostly 360 fans) like to praise the current dashboard but to be honest as time went on and more content was added it became convoluted and a chore to find certain things. The new dashboard looks much cleaner and will make it easier to highlight certain content. As it is now some things are buried so far behind menus it's hard to find and a lot of people don't even know it's there. I think of myself as pretty literate as far as technology goes but last night when the Sony video store went up I checked out the XBLM one as well to compare the two. I had never really looked before (to be honest I think digital distribution is a ripoff) and was surprised to see as much content as there was. I didn't pay much attention before because it didn't interest me but like myself I think there are people out there that have little idea of what's actually being offered. I still have friends who have no idea about XBLA games or DLC for things like GH or RB.
The MS Mii's don't appeal to me much and being such a blatant ripoff I think a lot of people's initial reaction is to shun the entire dashboard alltogether. I think as time goes on though and you look past that I think the new dashboard will be a lot more accessable and overall become a welcome change.
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