Original Xbox or Xbox One?

[Chris Hu]

Pemalite said:

Chris Hu said:
I'm pretty sure that the vast majority of original X Boxes that are still in working order are used as modded consoles to play games from different systems and arcade games another reason why its overall software library was pretty weak.

Allot of Original Xbox consoles had a technical flaw where the clock capacitor would leak causing (often) irreparable damage to the systems.

Chris Hu said:

Just because you hate the X1 doesn't make it redundant.

Don't put words in my mouth, never said I hate the Xbox One, I actually like the console and I do own one.

The Xbox One is redundant because it's game library isn't exclusive, everything can be found elsewhere... Be it PC, Switch, Playstation, Xbox, Xbox 360 and eventually every Xbox One game will run on the Xbox Series X.

Exclusive means to only be found on one device, not several.

Chris Hu said:

Heck I could use the exact bs argument for the PS1 since both the PS2 and PS3 are pretty much fully backwards compatible with the PS1.  Since the PS2 has completely identical control ports and memory cart slots then the PS1 you can even use all the PS1 accessories on it. 

If this is a dig because you think I am a Playstation fan... Sorry to disappoint, I'm not, I don't care about any console brand. - Either way, this isn't an argument about Playstation consoles, this is an argument about Xbox consoles.

Chris Hu said:

Also the reason brought up sports games in my third party list of games is because that is really the only genre where the original X Box had a clear edge over its competition they looked better, played better for the most part most of them where playable online and since it had an eternal HDD it was easy to save game files for them on other systems some sports games could end up using up all the available space on one memory card.

Doesn't matter what platform the Sports games are on, they all eventually end up in the $2 bargain bin, the platform they release on does not change my disinterest in them.

Me mentioning the PS 1 and PS 2 wasn't a dig at Sony those two are the best known backwards compatible consoles I could have easily mentioned other consoles and devices like the Wii U, Nintendo DS, Atari 5200 and Sega Power Base Converter.  I owned all previous Sony home consoles and currently own a PS2 slim, PS 3 super slim and PS 4 slim.  Unless the series X gets a radical redesign of its entire architecture once it gets a slim model, the X Box S will always be the cheapest in both console cost and power consumption cost and easiest way to play all X Box and current backwards compatible games so it will never become redundant.  Also I say it again the X Box has exclusive games just because they don't appeal to doesn't mean they don't exist.