Yet another problem

[quote user="KoliMEGA"]

yep i checked that. did a complete turn off of console, unplugged everything. went to settings, and the kinect constantly cycles between saying "plug in kinect" and then showing it is plugged in, but hasd no video feed, just a black screen. Its like it is
in an endless cycle of rebooting or something

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Ahh right.

Unfortunately then mate it sounds like it is faulty. You should be able to use your console fine though ( without Kinect features obviously ) until you get a replacement Kinect so hopefully it won't take too long.

My controller is loose on the left hand side the build quality seems worse than the 360 controller.

Sorry to hear about this mate.

Thankfully the failure rate with Xbox One, whether it be the console itself or Kinect is very low. Unfortunately though nothing is 100% guaranteed to work as we would hope, things do and will go wrong and it's just unfortunate you are one of the unlucky ones.

At least you know you can get it replaced so hopefully you will be up and running again soon.

Good luck.

So are many ppl having problems with their controllers falling apart or whatever they are doing?

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This has me concerned and/or should I be?

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Time to go to bed....will look at the reply later.

[quote user="ICN3D"]

So are many ppl having problems with their controllers falling apart or whatever they are doing?

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This has me concerned and/or should I be?

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Time to go to bed....will look at the reply later.

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As you won't have to use an XBox ONE controller with your PS 4 you personally have absolutely nothing to worry about.



The XBox ONE controller has a thinner shell to give you more precise feedback.



If you squeeze the sides you might find the controller creaks a little. Almost like there's a bit of 'give'.



That's the way it's designed though and you couldn't break it unless you went out of your way to try and do so.