[XONE] Xbox ONE - [TÓPICO OFICIAL]

[Portishead]

Você quem tem que responder se vale a pena ou não.
Parte de alguns jogos sairão no PC, então ainda ficará na dúvida mas se quer ter todos os exclusivos a mão, terá que ter o Xbox One.

Vale a pena pela praticidade: Sentar ou deitar, instalar o jogo e jogar sem se preocupar com drivers, resolução, quantidade de memória, erros ou otimizações de Windows, etc...

Pretendo manter o videogame até o fim dele, dou mais preferência aos meus videogames e deixo o meu PC em segundo plano quando o assunto é jogos.

Na verdade eu já decidi que vou pegar o Xbox por ter uma oferta melhor de jogos de corrida (foi Forza 6 que me levou cogitar a comprar o videogame), ainda que a MS fique nessa frescurada de "unificar todas as plataformas". Meu PC é só para jogar Football Manager e olha lá. Na real a idéia é fechar um pacote com Forza 6 + Horizon 2 junto com o console

 

[Deninjazul_Twister]

Na verdade eu já decidi que vou pegar o Xbox por ter uma oferta melhor de jogos de corrida (foi Forza 6 que me levou cogitar a comprar o videogame), ainda que a MS fique nessa frescurada de "unificar todas as plataformas". Meu PC é só para jogar Football Manager e olha lá. Na real a idéia é fechar um pacote com Forza 6 + Horizon 2 junto com o console

Tenho os três desta geração e gosto mais do PlayStation mas no caso do Xbox One, tu fica na vantagem de ter alguns jogos do Xbox 360, Live geralmente tem descontos mais agressivos que o PLUS, codificação de videos e a Internet é melhor que One que PlayStation 4.

Tenho ambos os Forza citados mas gostei demais do 6, fizeram um milagre gráfico e jogabilidade, está um p*[email protected] jogo hein.

 

[Portishead]

Tenho os três desta geração e gosto mais do PlayStation mas no caso do Xbox One, tu fica na vantagem de ter alguns jogos do Xbox 360, Live geralmente tem descontos mais agressivos que o PLUS, codificação de videos e a Internet é melhor que One que PlayStation 4.

Tenho ambos os Forza citados mas gostei demais do 6, fizeram um milagre gráfico e jogabilidade, está um p*[email protected] jogo hein.

Eu lembro que já havia feito um tópico aqui na área sobre essa dúvida. O que eu concluí foi que era interessante ter o Xbox pra jogos de corrida (não sei quem come quem naquela suriba: se é a Nissan no GT ou o GT na Nissan) e o PS4 para jogos de luta. Nesse momento quero pegar o XONE pros jogos de corrida e o PS4 futuramente quando sair Tekken 7, KOF XIV,...

 

[maidenx]

Galera meu One já teve o problema de desconectar controle (só funcionava no cabo ou a uns centímetros do console) beleza mandei para garantia e mandaram um novo!!
Problema é...acabou a garantia faz um tempo e aconteceu o mesmo problema alguém já mandou arrumar por isso? por fora? da para mandar na própria M$? minha vontade é tacar na parede isso =/

 

[darksector]

Galera meu One já teve o problema de desconectar controle (só funcionava no cabo ou a uns centímetros do console) beleza mandei para garantia e mandaram um novo!!
Problema é...acabou a garantia faz um tempo e aconteceu o mesmo problema alguém já mandou arrumar por isso? por fora? da para mandar na própria M$? minha vontade é tacar na parede isso =/

Tentou atribuir o controle a sua conta e recronizá-lo apertando do lado no xone botao prata e em cima do logo X no joystick? Abraço.

 

[luizbarret]

Galera meu One já teve o problema de desconectar controle (só funcionava no cabo ou a uns centímetros do console) beleza mandei para garantia e mandaram um novo!!
Problema é...acabou a garantia faz um tempo e aconteceu o mesmo problema alguém já mandou arrumar por isso? por fora? da para mandar na própria M$? minha vontade é tacar na parede isso =/

Tenta atualizar o controle e se possível testa na casa de outra pessoa. Mas é bem provável que o problema seja na placa wireless do console, ou seja, trocar controle não vai resolver. Entra em contato com o suporte e explica isso, o ideal seria eles fazerem de graça mesmo fora da garantia, já que trocaram o controle e não resolveu. Mas o suporte da Microsoft é bom, fala com eles que tenho certeza que vão te ajudar.

 

[Darth_Tyranus]

Os jogos Batman do 360 são retrocompatíveis com o Xone?

 

[Deninjazul_Twister]

Galera meu One já teve o problema de desconectar controle (só funcionava no cabo ou a uns centímetros do console) beleza mandei para garantia e mandaram um novo!!
Problema é...acabou a garantia faz um tempo e aconteceu o mesmo problema alguém já mandou arrumar por isso? por fora? da para mandar na própria M$? minha vontade é tacar na parede isso =/

Entra em contato com a Microsoft e informa que deu o mesmo erro no videogame que mandaram, o correto era ter solucionado o caso.

 

[icemaeda]

Os jogos Batman do 360 são retrocompatíveis com o Xone?

Não, só o Lego Batman, lista completa de jogos compatíveis aqui: http://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/backward-compatibility/available-games

 

[paulomello2006]

Galera meu One já teve o problema de desconectar controle (só funcionava no cabo ou a uns centímetros do console) beleza mandei para garantia e mandaram um novo!!
Problema é...acabou a garantia faz um tempo e aconteceu o mesmo problema alguém já mandou arrumar por isso? por fora? da para mandar na própria M$? minha vontade é tacar na parede isso =/

cara isso é problema comum no xbox one principalmente apos updates...a solução é trocar a placa wireless, custa em torno de 120 reais uma placa dessa, e é de facil substituição!

 

[pandabr303]

Os jogos Batman do 360 são retrocompatíveis com o Xone?

Infelizmente, não =/

 

[maidenx]

Tentou atribuir o controle a sua conta e recronizá-lo apertando do lado no xone botao prata e em cima do logo X no joystick? Abraço.

Tenta atualizar o controle e se possível testa na casa de outra pessoa. Mas é bem provável que o problema seja na placa wireless do console, ou seja, trocar controle não vai resolver. Entra em contato com o suporte e explica isso, o ideal seria eles fazerem de graça mesmo fora da garantia, já que trocaram o controle e não resolveu. Mas o suporte da Microsoft é bom, fala com eles que tenho certeza que vão te ajudar.

Entra em contato com a Microsoft e informa que deu o mesmo erro no videogame que mandaram, o correto era ter solucionado o caso.

cara isso é problema comum no xbox one principalmente apos updates...a solução é trocar a placa wireless, custa em torno de 120 reais uma placa dessa, e é de facil substituição!

Como falei...é um problema já conhecido meu! tentei sincronizar...tentei outro controle, tentei zerar o cache do console, tentei atualizar...afastou o controle do console perde o sinal!!

problema novamente na placa wireless...vou tentar entrar em contato com a M$ mesmo!! do contrário vou tentar arrumar e vender ele...uma pena

 

[Barzine]

Vou viver de jogos da live de graça , pq pqp cara, essas porras de jogos tão mto caro, tmnc, um jogo com 50% de desconto fica 110? Ta complicado

 

[luizbarret]

Vou viver de jogos da live de graça , pq pqp cara, essas porras de jogos tão mto caro, tmnc, um jogo com 50% de desconto fica 110? Ta complicado

110 é uma média boa no preço dos jogos aqui no brasil. se você não pode comprar muitos, acho que com ea access e a live dá para aguentar bem. eu tento comprar sempre 1/2 jogos por mês e tenho os da live para segurar a barra se precisar.

 

[Paul Soc]

Na verdade eu já decidi que vou pegar o Xbox por ter uma oferta melhor de jogos de corrida (foi Forza 6 que me levou cogitar a comprar o videogame), ainda que a MS fique nessa frescurada de "unificar todas as plataformas". Meu PC é só para jogar Football Manager e olha lá. Na real a idéia é fechar um pacote com Forza 6 + Horizon 2 junto com o console

Forza Motorsport + Forza Horizon = experiência suprema = não preciso de mais jogos de corrida

 

[Portishead]

Forza Motorsport + Forza Horizon = experiência suprema = não preciso de mais jogos de corrida

Olha, acho pouco, hahaha. AInda quero pegar um Ride, um MXGP e um MotoGP, fora DiRT Rally, pra fechar o pacote.

 

[gabrielgrr]

Eu vou esperar uma promo do forza 6 por 99, dai eu pego

 

[Paul Soc]

Olha, acho pouco, hahaha. AInda quero pegar um Ride, um MXGP e um MotoGP, fora DiRT Rally, pra fechar o pacote.

 

Eu vou esperar uma promo do forza 6 por 99, dai eu pego

'to na mesma...Forza 5 reinando aqui desde 2013

 

[jSparrow432]

Eu vou esperar uma promo do forza 6 por 99, dai eu pego

Tava por R$ 101 ontem no Submarino

 

[wario]

Eu vou esperar uma promo do forza 6 por 99, dai eu pego

Forza 6 XONE - R$ 100,59 no boleto + frete
*COLOQUE O CUPOM YOUWIN

 

[EliteKiller]

A Microsft falou de seus planos sobre o windows 10 e xbox one na GDC 2016.

Microsoft Shares Vision for the Future of Windows and Xbox One Game Development, DirectX 12 and More

http://www.dualshockers.com/2016/03...and-xbox-one-development-directx-12-and-more/

Spoiler

oday Microsoft held a panel at Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Which DualShockers attended. During the panel, Microsoft’s Jason Ronald gave an overview on what the future of game development on Windows and Xbox looks like.

Below you can read a full recap of what was shared, and check out all the slides of the presentation.

• Windows 10 adoption and engagement is “massive.”
  • Over 200 million active devices.
  • Over four billion hours spent playing PC games on Windows 10.
  • 6.6 million hours spent streaming Xbox One games to Windows 10.
  • Paid transactions doubled, while revenue per device multiplied by 4.5 times.
• Xbox live active users are now over 48 million.
• DirectX 12 is helping to “push the limits of visual quality and performance” on Xbox One, thanks to the collaboration of early adopters among developers.
• The goal of the Universal Windows Platform is to make it easier for developers to to make their games where their players want to play.
• If developers want to make games only for the console, Microsoft will continue to support that.
• Moving forward, Universal Windows Platforms will support devices that haven’t even been released yet, like Internet of Things devices, HoloLens and more.
• Rise of the Tomb Raider and Gears of War Ultimate Edition are the first wave of Universal Windows Platform titles. Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition and Quantum Break are considered the second wave, alongside many more in currently active development.
• Microsoft is “fully committed” to making Universal Windows Platform the “greates platform for game developers.”
• The API surface area for game scenarios has been expanded to make sure that game developers don’t have to do “unnatural things to take advantage of the platform.”
• The packaging and ingestion process for triple-A games has been improved, since there are very different problems in shipping a 50 megabytes smartphone app and a AAA title that weighs 80 gigabytes. Microsoft has spent a lot of effort in improving that experience.
• Microsoft continues to work with middleware providers to give developers all the tools and support they need when they work on Windows.
• The company is listening to feedback from developers and gamers, and and it directly influences the roadmap for improvement.
• The ability to disable V-sync will be implemented later this year, alongside support for G-Sync and freesync. Those features are being tested right now by Microsoft’s first party studios.
• UWP app support will be implemented on Xbox One in summer 2016. Developers that are writing an UWP app on Windows 10 today can be confident that it will run on Xbox One. The vast majority of the code is directly portable across devices, leaving developers time to optimize the code for the unique capabilities and control schemes of each device.
• A lot more announcements about the UWP roadmap and the future of UWP will come at Build between March 30th and April 1st. All the content will be livestreamed.
• DirectX 12 reduces CPU overhead significantly compared to DirectX 11, offering up to 50% CPU and 20% GPU performance gains on existing PC hardware.
• Star Wars: Battlefront was the first DirectX 12 title on Xbox One.
• Microsoft wants to make sure to drive improvements in the PC DirectX 12 drivers thanks to a deep partnership with Nvidia, AMD and Intel.
• Multi-GPU setups are fully supported, both for traditional SLI and Crossfire with arrays of the same GPU, and unlinked setup with different GPUs, that wasn’t available before. If you have an integrated GPU DirectX 12 can take advantage of it to get more performance out of your PC.
• Gears of War: Ultimate Edition will get an update soon adding support for multi-GPU.
• A new and improved shader compiler and Shader Model 6 are coming.
• Performance monitoring tools that are now available for Xbox will be made available for PC developers. The best performance tools will be made available across all platforms. In the future, if any improvement is made to those tools for one platform, it will apply to all.
• Support for High Dynamic Range and Wide Color Gamut will be implemented, allowing for an improvement in detail “arguably more impactful than raw resilution itself.” If a game uses phisically based rendering, high dynamic range support can be added with a “very minimal engineering cost.” That’s because PBR already generates most of the data necessary for HDR.
• A developer preview of HDR support for Windows 10 will be available later this year.
• Microsoft’s goal is to provide a single tool chain for developers regardless of the target platform, PC or console.
• An universal development center will be implemented, providing developers with a single path to submit their games regardless of the platform they target.
• Microsoft “strongly recommends” moving development to Windows 10, but will also continue to support Windows 8.1. The company understand that there is a significant IT cost for large studios to completely move over to Winows 10.
• The Xbox and Windows stores will be merged later this year, bringing features from the Xbox store to the Windows store as well, including DLC support, bundles, subscriptions, pre-orders and flexible platforms.
• Xbox Live is seen as the “connective tissue of a cross-device gaming ecosystem.”
• Microsoft is making a significant investment in increasing reliability and availability of Xbox Live. It’s “critical” for Microsoft to make sure that the service is always up and running with all of its features.
• The company is focusing on making Xbox Live integration easier for developers.
• New features are being implemented, like tools to drive engagement, retention and monetization, and cross-network gameplay support.
• Microsoft will implement a Xbox Live Tournaments Platform for competitive gaming and eSports.
• The house of Xbox is working with eSports industry leaders in order to learn from their experience and understand what makes eSports compelling for players of all different skill levels.
• Microsoft wants to make sure that its offering is “the home of the best competitive gaming ecosystem.”
• It will be easy for developer to integrate support for tournaments in their games, taking advantage of Xbox Live.
• Developers can create a single tournament integration in their game, and support multiple tournament operators with it. They can also create their custom tournaments.
• For this new platform, Microsoft is initially partnering with Faceit and ESL.
• A preview SDK of the tournament platform is available for developers today. The first titles supporting the platform will launch later this year. More announcements on what these games are will come at a later time.
• [email protected] now includes over 1,400 developers. Over 200 titles have been shipped and many more are coming.
• Microsoft made the following commitments to its game development partners:
  • Provide the best platform and services for both developers and gamers.
  • Enable partners to target the largest gaming ecosystem in the industry.
  • Continue to provide the most passionate and engaged gaming community.
  • Unify the developer and customer experience across console and PC.
  • Deliver the most efficient, powerful and easy to use game development tools, allowing developers to focus on making their games great and fun.
  • Listen and respond to feedback from the development community.
• If a developer wants to make a console only experience, that’s great and Microsoft will love to have them on the platform. If they want to make it PC only, that’s great as well. Yet, there are many gamers that have both platforms, and Microsoft wants to give developers the ability to target both at the same time.

 

[darksector]

Não, só o Lego Batman, lista completa de jogos compatíveis aqui: http://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/backward-compatibility/available-games

Vou curtir hoje Lego Star Wars Complete Saga, retrolindona...

 

[gabrielgrr]

Forza 6 XONE - R$ 100,59 no boleto + frete
*COLOQUE O CUPOM YOUWIN

Opa obrigado vou pegar!

 

[luizbarret]

A Microsft falou de seus planos sobre o windows 10 e xbox one na GDC 2016.

Microsoft Shares Vision for the Future of Windows and Xbox One Game Development, DirectX 12 and More

http://www.dualshockers.com/2016/03...and-xbox-one-development-directx-12-and-more/

Spoiler

oday Microsoft held a panel at Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Which DualShockers attended. During the panel, Microsoft’s Jason Ronald gave an overview on what the future of game development on Windows and Xbox looks like.

Below you can read a full recap of what was shared, and check out all the slides of the presentation.

• Windows 10 adoption and engagement is “massive.”
  • Over 200 million active devices.
  • Over four billion hours spent playing PC games on Windows 10.
  • 6.6 million hours spent streaming Xbox One games to Windows 10.
  • Paid transactions doubled, while revenue per device multiplied by 4.5 times.
• Xbox live active users are now over 48 million.
• DirectX 12 is helping to “push the limits of visual quality and performance” on Xbox One, thanks to the collaboration of early adopters among developers.
• The goal of the Universal Windows Platform is to make it easier for developers to to make their games where their players want to play.
• If developers want to make games only for the console, Microsoft will continue to support that.
• Moving forward, Universal Windows Platforms will support devices that haven’t even been released yet, like Internet of Things devices, HoloLens and more.
• Rise of the Tomb Raider and Gears of War Ultimate Edition are the first wave of Universal Windows Platform titles. Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition and Quantum Break are considered the second wave, alongside many more in currently active development.
• Microsoft is “fully committed” to making Universal Windows Platform the “greates platform for game developers.”
• The API surface area for game scenarios has been expanded to make sure that game developers don’t have to do “unnatural things to take advantage of the platform.”
• The packaging and ingestion process for triple-A games has been improved, since there are very different problems in shipping a 50 megabytes smartphone app and a AAA title that weighs 80 gigabytes. Microsoft has spent a lot of effort in improving that experience.
• Microsoft continues to work with middleware providers to give developers all the tools and support they need when they work on Windows.
• The company is listening to feedback from developers and gamers, and and it directly influences the roadmap for improvement.
• The ability to disable V-sync will be implemented later this year, alongside support for G-Sync and freesync. Those features are being tested right now by Microsoft’s first party studios.
• UWP app support will be implemented on Xbox One in summer 2016. Developers that are writing an UWP app on Windows 10 today can be confident that it will run on Xbox One. The vast majority of the code is directly portable across devices, leaving developers time to optimize the code for the unique capabilities and control schemes of each device.
• A lot more announcements about the UWP roadmap and the future of UWP will come at Build between March 30th and April 1st. All the content will be livestreamed.
• DirectX 12 reduces CPU overhead significantly compared to DirectX 11, offering up to 50% CPU and 20% GPU performance gains on existing PC hardware.
• Star Wars: Battlefront was the first DirectX 12 title on Xbox One.
• Microsoft wants to make sure to drive improvements in the PC DirectX 12 drivers thanks to a deep partnership with Nvidia, AMD and Intel.
• Multi-GPU setups are fully supported, both for traditional SLI and Crossfire with arrays of the same GPU, and unlinked setup with different GPUs, that wasn’t available before. If you have an integrated GPU DirectX 12 can take advantage of it to get more performance out of your PC.
• Gears of War: Ultimate Edition will get an update soon adding support for multi-GPU.
• A new and improved shader compiler and Shader Model 6 are coming.
• Performance monitoring tools that are now available for Xbox will be made available for PC developers. The best performance tools will be made available across all platforms. In the future, if any improvement is made to those tools for one platform, it will apply to all.
• Support for High Dynamic Range and Wide Color Gamut will be implemented, allowing for an improvement in detail “arguably more impactful than raw resilution itself.” If a game uses phisically based rendering, high dynamic range support can be added with a “very minimal engineering cost.” That’s because PBR already generates most of the data necessary for HDR.
• A developer preview of HDR support for Windows 10 will be available later this year.
• Microsoft’s goal is to provide a single tool chain for developers regardless of the target platform, PC or console.
• An universal development center will be implemented, providing developers with a single path to submit their games regardless of the platform they target.
• Microsoft “strongly recommends” moving development to Windows 10, but will also continue to support Windows 8.1. The company understand that there is a significant IT cost for large studios to completely move over to Winows 10.
• The Xbox and Windows stores will be merged later this year, bringing features from the Xbox store to the Windows store as well, including DLC support, bundles, subscriptions, pre-orders and flexible platforms.
• Xbox Live is seen as the “connective tissue of a cross-device gaming ecosystem.”
• Microsoft is making a significant investment in increasing reliability and availability of Xbox Live. It’s “critical” for Microsoft to make sure that the service is always up and running with all of its features.
• The company is focusing on making Xbox Live integration easier for developers.
• New features are being implemented, like tools to drive engagement, retention and monetization, and cross-network gameplay support.
• Microsoft will implement a Xbox Live Tournaments Platform for competitive gaming and eSports.
• The house of Xbox is working with eSports industry leaders in order to learn from their experience and understand what makes eSports compelling for players of all different skill levels.
• Microsoft wants to make sure that its offering is “the home of the best competitive gaming ecosystem.”
• It will be easy for developer to integrate support for tournaments in their games, taking advantage of Xbox Live.
• Developers can create a single tournament integration in their game, and support multiple tournament operators with it. They can also create their custom tournaments.
• For this new platform, Microsoft is initially partnering with Faceit and ESL.
• A preview SDK of the tournament platform is available for developers today. The first titles supporting the platform will launch later this year. More announcements on what these games are will come at a later time.
• [email protected] now includes over 1,400 developers. Over 200 titles have been shipped and many more are coming.
• Microsoft made the following commitments to its game development partners:
  • Provide the best platform and services for both developers and gamers.
  • Enable partners to target the largest gaming ecosystem in the industry.
  • Continue to provide the most passionate and engaged gaming community.
  • Unify the developer and customer experience across console and PC.
  • Deliver the most efficient, powerful and easy to use game development tools, allowing developers to focus on making their games great and fun.
  • Listen and respond to feedback from the development community.
• If a developer wants to make a console only experience, that’s great and Microsoft will love to have them on the platform. If they want to make it PC only, that’s great as well. Yet, there are many gamers that have both platforms, and Microsoft wants to give developers the ability to target both at the same time.

Windows 10, Windows 10, Windows 10. Até agora vantagens e anúncios muito bons para desenvolvedores e PC gamers, mas a Microsoft parece estar se esquecendo um pouco desses 48 milhões de usuários ativos...

Não me importo dos jogos saírem para PC, mas quero ver uma vantagem imediata, que seja mais do que simples "mais gamers, mais devs, mais jogos".

 

[vinidesigner]

Algum Quantum Break mais barato que 179?