So disappointed....

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[quote user="Hoover090113"]

The only people who come on here complaining seem to be people who had grandiose ideas as to how this system should be straight out of the box. The ones who had more practical views on the system prior to launch all seem to be fairly content in their purchase.
I had a 360 from day one and I can state with no hesitation that from day one to the final day the system made numerous leaps forward, not just steps but leaps. We are a whole 4 days into this systems life, if nothing has changed in 4 years alright go ahead
and gripe but for now shut the hell up and enjoy the best system out there. If you truly don't think the One is miles ahead of the PS4 then I feel sorry for you because if you were to open your eyes and take off your blinders you would see just how great
it is. Yes there are flaws but nothing that should keep you from enjoying the system.

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Do you own a PS4?



I have both systems and the UI on the PS4 is much better than the Xbox One's. I find it hard to believe that someone who owned both systems and has navigated both UI's would make that statement.



I firmly believe Microsoft will get their act together and make improvements but to say that they are "miles ahead" of the PS4 is laughable.





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I don't own both but I've had over 15 hours of gameplay on each and the PS4 is honestly a $400 upgrade that isn't even that great. Comparing games side by side the one looks better on all of them. PS4 UI isn't anywhere near as good as the One or even the
360. the one operates much cooler, heat wise, and quieter. There is nothing on the PS4 that is better than the One. to each his own but I'm glad I stuck with the One, Sony is garbage anyway rather pay an American company my money.

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So you don't own both (which is what I figured) and your last sentence shows your bias.



This "fan boy" mentality drives me nuts. Defending a UI that is obviously a step backwards ( no storage management, battery power, friends notifications, and just messy in general ) and stating the PS4 UI which is a giant leap forward from the PS3 isn't
as good.is ridiculous. It's clean, it's fast and it's extremely easy to navigate.



Both consoles are extremely quiet ( I can't tell a difference ) and as far as the games go I'm seeing more frame rate issues on the One than on the PS4.



I want to see the One improve and I believe Microsoft will do so but I'll also give credit where it's due....Sony did an outstanding job with the PS4.

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[quote user="Hoover090113"]

The only people who come on here complaining seem to be people who had grandiose ideas as to how this system should be straight out of the box. The ones who had more practical views on the system prior to launch all seem to be fairly content in their purchase.
I had a 360 from day one and I can state with no hesitation that from day one to the final day the system made numerous leaps forward, not just steps but leaps. We are a whole 4 days into this systems life, if nothing has changed in 4 years alright go ahead
and gripe but for now shut the hell up and enjoy the best system out there. If you truly don't think the One is miles ahead of the PS4 then I feel sorry for you because if you were to open your eyes and take off your blinders you would see just how great
it is. Yes there are flaws but nothing that should keep you from enjoying the system.

[/quote]



Do you own a PS4?



I have both systems and the UI on the PS4 is much better than the Xbox One's. I find it hard to believe that someone who owned both systems and has navigated both UI's would make that statement.



I firmly believe Microsoft will get their act together and make improvements but to say that they are "miles ahead" of the PS4 is laughable.





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I don't own both but I've had over 15 hours of gameplay on each and the PS4 is honestly a $400 upgrade that isn't even that great. Comparing games side by side the one looks better on all of them. PS4 UI isn't anywhere near as good as the One or even the
360. the one operates much cooler, heat wise, and quieter. There is nothing on the PS4 that is better than the One. to each his own but I'm glad I stuck with the One, Sony is garbage anyway rather pay an American company my money.

[/quote]Wow, hate sony much? I cant help but disregard your statements made about the PS4 being so much worse than the One just for that fact. Take your blinders off, they both look fantastic and graphically are on equal footing.

I do agree that the PS4 menu is much easier to navigate and actually find what you are looking for. It just works.

But on the One side there is alot more going on and finding something isnt always the easiest of tasks and the voice commands dont work half the time. If you arent logged in but on the home screen I cant get the voice command of "sign in as" to work. Its
like the system wont recognize the command exists unless you ask for more shortcuts, then it takes it.

Both systems need improvement, but I feel the One is much farther behind when it comes to feeling completed. They should have just waited until Q1 of next year to release it. Get everyone spending their Christmas money on it and have a better product ready
to go.

"xbox go to party" (2 secs later a party app snaps up on my right side of screen) *clicks start a party* wow ya that really takes alot of menus/hassles...learn to use the system. Give it time.

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[quote user=""]

The only people who come on here complaining seem to be people who had grandiose ideas as to how this system should be straight out of the box. The ones who had more practical views on the system prior to launch all seem to be fairly content in their purchase.
I had a 360 from day one and I can state with no hesitation that from day one to the final day the system made numerous leaps forward, not just steps but leaps. We are a whole 4 days into this systems life, if nothing has changed in 4 years alright go ahead
and gripe but for now shut the hell up and enjoy the best system out there. If you truly don't think the One is miles ahead of the PS4 then I feel sorry for you because if you were to open your eyes and take off your blinders you would see just how great
it is. Yes there are flaws but nothing that should keep you from enjoying the system.

[/quote]



Do you own a PS4?



I have both systems and the UI on the PS4 is much better than the Xbox One's. I find it hard to believe that someone who owned both systems and has navigated both UI's would make that statement.



I firmly believe Microsoft will get their act together and make improvements but to say that they are "miles ahead" of the PS4 is laughable.





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I don't own both but I've had over 15 hours of gameplay on each and the PS4 is honestly a $400 upgrade that isn't even that great. Comparing games side by side the one looks better on all of them. PS4 UI isn't anywhere near as good as the One or even the
360. the one operates much cooler, heat wise, and quieter. There is nothing on the PS4 that is better than the One. to each his own but I'm glad I stuck with the One, Sony is garbage anyway rather pay an American company my money.

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there is a Kinect command I got to work.... not sure what menu you have to launch it from.... but WHO'S ONLINE worked once for me.... and brought me right to my friends list of people online....

now only if I can remember the starting location of that command...

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If it exists, then Major Nelson's high quality PDF doesn't document it.

http://traffic.libsyn.com/majornelson/Xbox_One_Kinect_Voice_Gesture.pdf

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The next 3 months will have numerous updates&patches to the software and games, I wouldn't worry too much about missing features at this point.

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It's not so much worrying as it is documenting it for Microsoft. I don't know where they seek feedback for improvements, but it's worth voicing my opinion and my feedback so that perhaps it will spread to others and be more noticeable to those who matter.