Can someone please tell me does the Xbox 1

Hey NameXboxlover,

If you dont want to update a game for whatever reason you would need to play offline. In that case you wont be prompted to update the game and could still play it.

Same for installs. Go offline, insert the game and install it and stay offline to play it. If you go online and start a game that has a update available, you will be prompted to update it which needs to be done before you can play the game.

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You're comparing Skyrim to a card game. Skyrim is one of the biggest world open games I have played. You're going to compare that game with a card game? I understand Magic has some in depth to it. Also, I wouldn't call it day one. This is an updated
version of their first and second game. At least with Skyrim they had a completely new world they were working with. They were using a new graphic engine for the game which just introduces new glitches. Honestly, I would have rather seen you compare it
to a horrible game like Lego Batman or something. Also, if I would have gotten the demo, I wouldn't have been able to play with the one multicolored deck in the game to see how horrible it was. So, you can sit there and expect a patch for the game, and if
it ever happens, you let me know.

Likely correct there vote. Though if they fail on the next console they make, it would really impact their future right? If so, I would imagine it would go as described above. Even then, there was problems with the handheld due to its cost right?

Nintendo are a solid company and have contributed to a fair portion of my childhood. I can't afford a WiiU so I miss out on great games like their IP's. I wouldn't growl if they came to cross platforms.

Would it hurt their sales if they made a few exclusive Zelda titles 'as well' as some cross platform titles? Maybe I'm dreaming next to Lofty but it would be pretty nice if that happened. I would be interested to see how much profit they made using that
concept at least.

If any Nintendo games start appearing I'm buying a PS4 .

My guess about Nintendo is based on the failure of the Wi U, the Wi shifted in great numbers because loads of non gamers bought it, problem was they did not shift a lot of games for it and even less for the Wi u, yes people bought Mario and Zelda but third
party games are rare on the systems. I think they will eventually quit under the tv hardware and just stick to hand held consoles and make console games for other people, whether or not that is just for Microsoft we will have to wait and see.