Xbox One

[mestevo]

Re: Xbox One

I have used ESPN3 on my PC, have verified my TV provider and everything but I tried to use it on the Xbox One, it gives me the site to go to I believe to get a code but my Time Warner Provider isn't there, how can they have it showing on PC but not for XBox One...sucks

Some providers are like that. It's lame.

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[NYGiants4Natic]

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Anyone know of any trade up deals for an og Xbox one and trading up for an Xbox one s?


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no not at all but best thing I suggest is trade it in to gamestop right now get the 100 and wait till black friday when they will have it at 250 so you only spend 150 on it

Also if you have some games that you do not want throw those in as well and it will lower your out of pocket

Another suggestion is sell the xbox for 140 on CL or 160 and throw in a game or two and pay less then 100 for the new slim on black friday

[NYGiants4Natic]

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It is going to be very interesting next fall when Scorpio comes out. They have a shot to completely turn the tables on Sony and take the U.S

The PRO is what Sony will have for the next 3 or more years and Scorpio needs to not make the same mistakes that the PRO did and have a good price point along with a better message to the customers

Can you imagine the Scorpio reveal early next year or E3 with EA at the stage showing Madden 18 4K 60fps no compromises/ Yikeess

[ODogg]

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It is going to be very interesting next fall when Scorpio comes out. They have a shot to completely turn the tables on Sony and take the U.S

The PRO is what Sony will have for the next 3 or more years and Scorpio needs to not make the same mistakes that the PRO did and have a good price point along with a better message to the customers

Can you imagine the Scorpio reveal early next year or E3 with EA at the stage showing Madden 18 4K 60fps no compromises/ Yikeess

Yeah, I'm holding out with not getting the Xbox S in order to get Scorpio...it's tough but I think it will be well worth it.

[mgoblue]

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Yeah, I'm holding out with not getting the Xbox S in order to get Scorpio...it's tough but I think it will be well worth it.

My big hope is that I can get a new tv by fall and then figure out Scorpio once I learn cost...but also temped with Nintendo Switch, so we'll see

[Picci]

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It is going to be very interesting next fall when Scorpio comes out. They have a shot to completely turn the tables on Sony and take the U.S

The PRO is what Sony will have for the next 3 or more years and Scorpio needs to not make the same mistakes that the PRO did and have a good price point along with a better message to the customers

Can you imagine the Scorpio reveal early next year or E3 with EA at the stage showing Madden 18 4K 60fps no compromises/ Yikeess

I'm very interested in hearing news about the Scorpio next year. Excited to hear what they may offer in VR/HoloLens support. However, I have a fear. Especially price. Don't want to bring politics in here because its against TOS but we're aware where both of these consoles are manufactured. A 45% tariff imposed on overseas manufacturing is in the works. It would probably be

[mestevo]

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Not worried about Scorpio, more of the same with more power in an ecosystem I own hundreds of games in. Easy sell even at $499 or whatever.

I'm really interested at where the industry goes from there. If Sony sticks to their guns and releases a Playstation 5 and goes the software reset route or if they follow Microsoft's lead and continue to release iterative consoles with full backward compatibility. Will Sony really let the PS4 Pro be their final salvo this generation (debatably a new generation anyways) and let it sit for years after the Scorpio releases, or release something in ~3 years only to be outclassed again 12-18 months later?

Just feels like it would take a lot of stupid for the Scorpio to do poorly, even with a higher price than some would like.

[sbauer318]

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Not worried about Scorpio, more of the same with more power in an ecosystem I own hundreds of games in. Easy sell even at $499 or whatever.

I'm really interested at where the industry goes from there. If Sony sticks to their guns and releases a Playstation 5 and goes the software reset route or if they follow Microsoft's lead and continue to release iterative consoles with full backward compatibility. Will Sony really let the PS4 Pro be their final salvo this generation (debatably a new generation anyways) and let it sit for years after the Scorpio releases, or release something in ~3 years only to be outclassed again 12-18 months later?

Just feels like it would take a lot of stupid for the Scorpio to do poorly, even with a higher price than some would like.

Agreed. The next year or two is going to be very interesting.

[JayhawkerStL]

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I have used ESPN3 on my PC, have verified my TV provider and everything but I tried to use it on the Xbox One, it gives me the site to go to I believe to get a code but my Time Warner Provider isn't there, how can they have it showing on PC but not for XBox One...sucks

ESPN3 has been having some major issues across all platforms. Are you sure it wasn't that issue. This weekend was particularly bad. My twitter feed was full of complaints.

Also, you might try Spectrum, since Charter Spectrum bought out Time warner. I think there are two Spectrum choices now. One for Charter, and one for everyone else.

[JayhawkerStL]

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Yeah, I'm holding out with not getting the Xbox S in order to get Scorpio...it's tough but I think it will be well worth it.

I don't even have a 4K TV yet, so waiting makes the most sense. We may get a TV over the holidays, so maybe an XB1 S will tide me over to Scorpio. But I will probably just wait.

[JayhawkerStL]

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Not worried about Scorpio, more of the same with more power in an ecosystem I own hundreds of games in. Easy sell even at $499 or whatever.

I'm really interested at where the industry goes from there. If Sony sticks to their guns and releases a Playstation 5 and goes the software reset route or if they follow Microsoft's lead and continue to release iterative consoles with full backward compatibility. Will Sony really let the PS4 Pro be their final salvo this generation (debatably a new generation anyways) and let it sit for years after the Scorpio releases, or release something in ~3 years only to be outclassed again 12-18 months later?

Just feels like it would take a lot of stupid for the Scorpio to do poorly, even with a higher price than some would like.

I feel like Scorpio is Microsoft launching a new gen, but they are doing the way console generations should have always been done. Compatible OS's that play old games and more power to enable more features.

I think it forces a PS5 to go the same route, but makes it easy for Microsoft to respond quickly with an even beefier system. Microsoft can pummel a cash strapped Sony this way.

But this does require Scorpio to provide some significant exclusives and maybe VR done right. Can Crackdown 3 be that game? Halo 6? Gears 4.5?

Microsoft still has a tough hill to climb in terms of mindshare, but they have exclusive titles that can still make a difference. Sony won this gen on power, not exclusive titles. Other than Uncharted, there just aren't any must have exclusives. And if Sony doesn't match Microsoft's commitment to full compatibility with the PS4, it will be a huge whiff.

While you will see the requisite, "Halo is over" comments, Halo 5' multiplayer put them back on the map. Gears is outstanding. Forza produces a steady stream of fantastic racers. Quantum Break was a miss, but still solid enough to make me want to see a Scorpio powered remedy game.

I just think Microsoft will have an easier time going forward.

[Bellsprout]

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Not worried about Scorpio, more of the same with more power in an ecosystem I own hundreds of games in. Easy sell even at $499 or whatever.

I'm really interested at where the industry goes from there. If Sony sticks to their guns and releases a Playstation 5 and goes the software reset route or if they follow Microsoft's lead and continue to release iterative consoles with full backward compatibility. Will Sony really let the PS4 Pro be their final salvo this generation (debatably a new generation anyways) and let it sit for years after the Scorpio releases, or release something in ~3 years only to be outclassed again 12-18 months later?

Just feels like it would take a lot of stupid for the Scorpio to do poorly, even with a higher price than some would like.

From what I've seen in the last like 20 years of consoles, no console has ever been an easy sell at 499.

[mestevo]

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I'm optimistic it will be less, was saying it would be an easy sell for me personally.

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[kwebbvols4423]

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I'm optimistic it will be less, was saying it would be an easy sell for me personally.

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Easy sell for me as well.

[ubernoob]

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Not for the general public, however.

Which is what matters.