New to Xbox One, and Not Happy!!!!!!!!! HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dont discount the wii u, some good games to be played over there.

As others have said a 360 is prob your best bet. Cheap and 100s of great games for you to play.

:)

 

Xbox remote

Microsoft,

I have a new xbox remote , bought because my old one was drifting up. New remote same issue.. just recently gone to Xbox one. And I’m not to happy about this problem.. just wandering if you could help

 

Xbox One disc issue

Let's say I am disappointed with my new Xbox One. I am currently the owner of 3 Xbox 360 consoles but my new Xbox One welcomes me with a crunching noise and a stuck game. Not happy not happy at all!

 

what would be the difference in the 360's? Im looking at a 500GB bundle vs a 2500 gb bundle. If I get the 500 am I gonna have the same issue?

 

its a different story with the 360. You can get digital games but I would go with disc. fraction of the price. heavy drive use games like say BF, i would recommend installing the game to the HDD. Makes it run faster and smoother and saves your drive from
spinning when there is no need for it. This current gen (XB1) requires all games to be installed, the 360 does not.

Anyways, the games are MUCH smaller than the XB1 games and you should be fine with a 250G for a long time. Especially if you go disc.

 

I'd recommend getting a PS4. You'd probably have to update it out of the box, but after that you should be set. Games Install super fast and can be played off line for the most part. I haven't had a problem when i've played offline ( though I'm mostly connected.)
Head over to the playstation forum and ask questions, like here, there are a lot of people to answer and help you. You shouldn't have to be stuck in the last gen just because of your internet connection.

 

Return it and get a PS4, you can play games without being online, the installs take 30-40 seconds, further more if you are online you are not prevented from playing games that need an update (they download in the background) unlike the Xbox one or the PS3
where you have to wait until the update completes. I own an Xbox one, Xbox 360, Ps4, Ps3, Wii, Wii U, so I'm not a fanboy of any one console.

 

So a 20gb game install takes 30-40 seconds does it?

 

^ I'm guessing they mean that some games you can start playing 30-40 seconds after the install starts?

I own a variety of consoles and haven't seen a game yet that fully installs in under 1 minute unless they have stuck a few turbo chargers on it?

 

Oh look, a ps4 sales thread. Anyone who says the ps4 is less connected to the internet than the Xbox is deluding themselves. Both systems require the Internet just as much as each other. You can play both systems offline. But the gigs of patches that practically
every game requires these days means that without a decent internet connection, most times you will be left out in the cold.

Most games these days unfortunately release with a huge amount of bugs. These are "usually" fixed using patches. Without Internet you'll be forced to play a broken game.

As others have said, I would recommend a Xbox 360. If you've never had one then your in for a treat as there are literally 100s of titles that still hold there own, and in some cases are far superior to the current crop of games being released. You will
not regret purchasing a 360.

Oh and for the record, I've done full install of games on the Xbox one in about 10 mins. What people don't realise is that it's the patches Installing along with the games that makes it appear that it's taking forever. Let's take battlefield 4 for example.
To install of the disc only takes about ten mins. It's gigs and gigs of patches that can take hours, depending on your internet speed. I can gaurentee it takes just as long to download those patches on the ps4. Why? It goes off of your internet, not the console.
People need to seriously learn how to use tech before blabbering crap!

 

^Yep, last game I installed fully from disc was Far Cry 4 took between 15 and 20 minutes with the patch update as well.

 

@UrgentOdin..I feel for you and know how frustrating the "country connection" is. My first house in Florida was out in the sticks with a Gator swamp a half mile away lol I could only connect to CoD3 online on my 360 and when shot or i shot someone it took
8 seconds for a death:/

The 360 is hands down your best bet until something better comes along connection wise. The PS3 would be a good choice to but with blu-ray disk games and way bigger installs/downloads it would be a nightmare for you. The Wii would have been a great bet as
well..

 

Get a 360 aaand Red Dead Redemption, the Mass Effect trilogy, fable 1,2,3 and you will be in gaming heaven for months. Too many good games to mention and cheap priced . Oh yeah Lost Odyssey is awsome too.

 

Can the XO not play whilst installing then? I was always under the impression it could.

Im sure i loaded up GTA whilst it was installing, didnt get into the game tho, probably explains it.

 

Thought so, what about with updates?