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JerCotter7 on 16 June 2013
Multimedialover said:
I swear if this affects the instant switching of games and affects the family share thing i will personally create an army to kill every Sony fan that has felt the need to destroy the xbox one.

i absolutely will never touch a Sony product again if anything the pathetic aony cry babies have done ruins the next gen of consoles.

if i end up with a xbox that is a ps4 with actual games i will be so mad and full of rage at Sony fans and Microsoft for listening to the pathetic cries of bull sh*t.

GODDAMN just leave the xbox one alone with its family share.

arggggggggghhhhhhhhhh!

please don't let me lose my xbox one as it is.

screw Sony. I hope they go bankrupt.


You do realize it's not just Sony fans that are against the xbone. A lot of 360 owners on the xbox forum are against it. You have obviously ignored all of that in your blind hatred of Sony. Enjoy your rage. I'll let you too it.



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Multimedialover on 16 June 2013

@ above.

90% of the crap has been Sony fNs.

the other xbox owners obviously weren't listening at e3 to family share afterward. Because Sony fans stuffed every internet website with used game crap.

when xbox one had something way better and far more useful.

that info came out about family share the same day as conference. Yet the usual culprits skipped this and went fishing.

finally Microsoft get some air and confirm a few things. And its benefits are far more useful than used game bollocks or kilobyte drm checks.

sure if you don't have online right now it sucks for you. But this is out 2013 and will last at least till 2023. Its future ready.

ps4 isn't even getting a loom in after 2016 unless it can replicate what xbox one is doing online in ALL areas in the future.

so far most previews and questions from devs say the multitasking is impossible on ps4 like the one because the hardware isn't designed for that. They focused on gddr5 to much. Which oant great for multitasking cpu work.



JerCotter7 on 16 June 2013
Multimedialover said:
@ above.

90% of the crap has been Sony fNs.

the other xbox owners obviously weren't listening at e3 to family share afterward. Because Sony fans stuffed every internet website with used game crap.

when xbox one had something way better and far more useful.

that info came out about family share the same day as conference. Yet the usual culprits skipped this and went fishing.

finally Microsoft get some air and confirm a few things. And its benefits are far more useful than used game bollocks or kilobyte drm checks.

sure if you don't have online right now it sucks for you. But this is out 2013 and will last at least till 2023. Its future ready.

ps4 isn't even getting a loom in after 2016 unless it can replicate what xbox one is doing online in ALL areas in the future.

so far most previews and questions from devs say the multitasking is impossible on ps4 like the one because the hardware isn't designed for that. They focused on gddr5 to much. Which oant great for multitasking cpu work.

Go to the xbox forums and you will see xbox owners complaining about it. That is a site biased towards Xbox and there is still complaining so don't pull figures out of where the sun don't shine.

It's future ready? Sounds like the answer Matrick gave. Get a 360 if you don't have internet.

Link to one preview from a multi developer that said that about multi tasking.



Multimedialover on 16 June 2013

IM on mobile at work right now.

i will though for you. You do know its common knowledge right that gddr 5 is for gpus not really cpus. Ddr3 is generally the choice for intensive multitasking cpu work out there. Ddr5 tends to overboil if pushed.



MoHasanie on 16 June 2013

Please do this! Microsoft still has 5 months to change their policies, restrictions, and price! Sure they will look like fools if they change it all, but at least the Xbox One will have chances of success.



    

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