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Xbox on Windows 10 Presentation - Master - 01-28-2015
Phil Spencer showcases Xbox experiences on Windows 10, including the Xbox app, Game DVR, cross platform play, DirectX 12 and streaming Xbox One games on Windows 10.
Cool new features
- Streaming gameplay and play games from Xbox one to any windows 10 devices.
- DirectX 12 new features.
RE: Xbox on Windows 10 Presentation - Nyx - 01-28-2015
What really sucks in a lot of peoples' circumstances is they bought the PS4 out of personal preference, but now they're missing out on a big part of Windows 10 just because they didn't buy the Xbox. It would have been nice if they supported some sort of Playstation Network app but I completely understand them not doing that due to competition; but it still would have been nice.
Edit: After finishing the video, I thought about it a little bit and I realized how detrimental this would be to the first person shooter scene. People using mouse and keyboard in most cases will have far better accuracy than someone running a stock Xbox controller. In this case, Xbox players will come at a massive disadvantage, and players running Windows 10 playing the new Call of Duty will have a huge advantage and most people will stop getting the game for Xbox and just get it for their Windows PC.
RE: Xbox on Windows 10 Presentation - Blunt - 01-28-2015
(01-28-2015, 08:29 PM)Tarew Wrote: What really sucks in a lot of peoples' circumstances is they bought the PS4 out of personal preference, but now they're missing out on a big part of Windows 10 just because they didn't buy the Xbox. It would have been nice if they supported some sort of Playstation Network app but I completely understand them not doing that due to competition; but it still would have been nice.
Edit: After finishing the video, I thought about it a little bit and I realized how detrimental this would be to the first person shooter scene. People using mouse and keyboard in most cases will have far better accuracy than someone running a stock Xbox controller. In this case, Xbox players will come at a massive disadvantage, and players running Windows 10 playing the new Call of Duty will have a huge advantage and most people will stop getting the game for Xbox and just get it for their Windows PC.
what people get for buying a PS4 ROFL
RE: Xbox on Windows 10 Presentation - Nyx - 01-28-2015
(01-28-2015, 08:43 PM)Blunt Wrote: what people get for buying a PS4 ROFL
I still feel it's a superior console but this might sway me into having to pick up an Xbox One.
RE: Xbox on Windows 10 Presentation - Satan - 01-31-2015
(01-28-2015, 08:29 PM)Tarew Wrote: What really sucks in a lot of peoples' circumstances is they bought the PS4 out of personal preference, but now they're missing out on a big part of Windows 10 just because they didn't buy the Xbox. It would have been nice if they supported some sort of Playstation Network app but I completely understand them not doing that due to competition; but it still would have been nice.Not to mention the aimbots though.
Edit: After finishing the video, I thought about it a little bit and I realized how detrimental this would be to the first person shooter scene. People using mouse and keyboard in most cases will have far better accuracy than someone running a stock Xbox controller. In this case, Xbox players will come at a massive disadvantage, and players running Windows 10 playing the new Call of Duty will have a huge advantage and most people will stop getting the game for Xbox and just get it for their Windows PC.
Depends on latency. If it takes forever and a half to stream the game to PC, aim would likely be off, and even a little lag can fuck you.
RE: Xbox on Windows 10 Presentation - ねこまっしぐら - 01-31-2015
This is very neat. As long as Windows 10 is free, I will get it. Currently, I have Windows 8.1. I probably won't ever get an Xbox though. I much prefer PC gaming; the only reason being my preference towards the keyboard and mouse.