[Mr_Draco]

Originally Posted by ShnOmac

Not that it matters to me because I will never use these features.....


"The Xbox One will have two new ways to share your gameplay videos. Your gameplay will be automatically recorded via the device's DVR, so after you finish a match or a scene, you can instantly upload the video to an editing studio for editing and sharing with your friends.

Or if you want to show how awesome you are now, you can also instantly broadcast your gameplay to all of your friends via Twitch.TV.

In addition, Microsoft announced that they are freeing your Friends' list, so you will no longer be limited to only 100 friends. Now the whole world can be your friend, if you consider that a good thing"

http://www.gamerevolution.com/news/n...xbox-one-19775

Well now, there we go.

Not sure on how much I like the "automatically records" part though. Some people are able to just sit and play for 6-7 hours or longer and if it automatically records every time you play it will eat HD space quick. I know people that record games they play on their computer and they have to clear out a 1 tb HD almost every week, a 500 gig HD will be every 3-4 days. I hope the system will ask if you want to keep the video and deletes it or there is a way to turn it off and quickly turn it back on if you want to record because I really don't want to have to worry about if I have room to record if something cool happens.

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by Mr_Draco

The XBone, to my knowledge, doesn't have share capabilities, nor does it have the capabilities to allow someone on your friend list to literally take over a game and get you through a spot that you are stuck on through the internet when you are in "share" mode.

That sounds absolutely stupid.

[SSGUNNER]

I wonder why xbone is not having a newer controller.

[ShnOmac]

Originally Posted by SSGUNNER

I wonder why xbone is not having a newer controller.

Because there is no need.

[FenwickHockey65]

Yep. Hell I'd be happy with the current 360 controller. It's comfortable and functional.

The PlayStation controller is a different story. Ugh.

[SSGUNNER]

Originally Posted by ShnOmac

Because there is no need.

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Yep. Hell I'd be happy with the current 360 controller. It's comfortable and functional.

The PlayStation controller is a different story. Ugh.

True but if thats the case i dont need another controller and microsoft should have an xbone bundle or something without a controllef for a cheaper price.

[PoorMansCamaro]

[PYROLYSIS]

This video makes me very glad I preordered this game. I also saw in another article that you can link your phone number with the game and if your character receives a phone call your actual phone will ring and a message will play. Pretty cool.

[PoorMansCamaro]

yeah, I lost it at banana hammock.

[PYROLYSIS]

Originally Posted by PoorMansCamaro

yeah, I lost it at banana hammock.

Yeah the people that were worried the game would be too dark are OK now.

[ShnOmac]

I don't know much about this game but it looks intriguing. Is there a story line(missions) or is it a open world survival game like DayZ?

[PYROLYSIS]

Originally Posted by ShnOmac

I don't know much about this game but it looks intriguing. Is there a story line(missions) or is it a open world survival game like DayZ?

I think it's a mixture of both. They haven't shown but just a couple of videos. If I remember, when I played the first one it was both.

[ShnOmac]

Originally Posted by PYROLYSIS

I think it's a mixture of both. They haven't shown but just a couple of videos. If I remember, when I played the first one it was both.

This article mentions missions so I think your right!

This is actually a pretty cool concept....

"It was kind of expected, by the way the developers were bigging up the technology at Microsoft's E3 press conference, but Capcom has confirmed that its Xbox One exclusive Dead Rising 3 will feature missions that will require SmartGlass tablet or phone integration.

Executive producer Josh Bridge explained that, by using a mobile device hooked up to the console via the companion app, the player can engage in special challenges as the protagonist interacts with an in-game phone.

"After you launch the [SmartGlass] app, it notices that Dead Rising is currently being played, press a button, and in kicks our phone. It actually skins your phone to be like the phone from the game's universe," Bridge told Siliconera.

"You'll get calls from a character that are only on the SmartGlass device. So if you don't have SmartGlass, you won't get those calls from that guy. Which also means you won't get those missions," he added, making clear that main story missions will not require SmartGlass at all."

[SSGUNNER]

So the xbone controller is slightly different. Looks cool too.