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McDonaldsGuy said:
walsufnir said:
I guess locking is the only possibility going by how much people care and are emotionally invested by this topic.


Which actually proves my original point. Not locking the thread, but when you bring up good points about Microsoft people tend to care more and get more defensive. First thing I said in this thread.

It's more a matter of difference between popularization and innovation, for popularization most of your points are correct and vitually nobody would argue against them, but for innovation it isnt right.

As i posted earlier, if you would like some actual innovations, then you are free to use these.

1) Key chain security for boot time per-console crypto decryption of low level boot environment.
2) Quick-release secondary connectors on controller cords to prevent damage when a cord is tugged from the console
3) Unified multi-device accounts system (xbox, xbox 360, xbox one)
4) Xbox 360 disk cryptology being burned to the drive rom (xbox 360)
5) Matching pair hardware (dvd drive needing the same key as the mainboards keychain to function) (xbox 360)
6) Sub level video stream encoder to overlay live data on a through-and-out hdmi stream without stripping hdmi security layer (xbox one)
7) ANA/HANA video encoder processors with 8bit depth substream upscaler (xbox 360)
8) Surge protection on AC module (xbox, and was actually implemented as a remedy to a large batch of xboxs having issues with unclean power and fluctuations in line flow)