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Forums - Microsoft - Analize this! Most NeoGaf members says it's choppy

it's not more choppy than navigating the PS3 (probably quite a bit less so), but it doesn't look like a significant upgrade compared to my iptv box (which I got for free from my isp)



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Doesn't look too bad, it will likely be one of those "things" where it'll get better as the year goes on, as with the Wii U



 

Here lies the dearly departed Nintendomination Thread.

We're still quite a few months out, I think it looks pretty solid already.



lol, 2 frames per second?

The main problem isnt that its jumpy or having problems now. The main problem is how sleazy and faked the innitial presentation was.

Obviously there will be problems 5 Months before release, but... "Look how smooth that was! Lets see that again! Yeah!"... When it quite clearly isnt smooth and it isnt running as well as they want the consumer to think.

Its like Kinect Star Wars all over again.



                            

I thought they ment the TV was choppy not the interface, look at 1.15 onwards the TV in the top corner is jerky as hell.



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I don't think it's worth buying to me.. I have a low connection at around 4mb/s and i mostly donwload at a speed of 300k/s
I want a gaming console not a TV anyways..



This will get better near launch.



Much slower than at the conference, it should improve though. It's still something i wouldn't use anyway, not like i can as it won't be available in the UK



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kowenicki said:
Carl2291 said:
lol, 2 frames per second?

The main problem isnt that its jumpy or having problems now. The main problem is how sleazy and faked the innitial presentation was.

Obviously there will be problems 5 Months before release, but... "Look how smooth that was! Lets see that again! Yeah!"... When it quite clearly isnt smooth and it isnt running as well as they want the consumer to think.

Its like Kinect Star Wars all over again.

I repeat, at least they are prepared to talk about and show how things are shaping up.

 

How is showing a staged presentation, not informing the audience that "this is what we are aiming for", and not showing how the product is at this stage (i.e. shaping up), showing how things are shaping up? That is, to me, the quite opposite.

Please enlighten me.