Quote:
Originally Posted by ShnOmac
Not that it matters to me because I will never use these features.....
"The Xbox One will have two new ways to share your gameplay videos. Your gameplay will be automatically recorded via the device's DVR, so after you finish a match or a scene, you can instantly upload the video to an editing studio for editing and sharing with your friends.
Or if you want to show how awesome you are now, you can also instantly broadcast your gameplay to all of your friends via Twitch.TV.
In addition, Microsoft announced that they are freeing your Friends' list, so you will no longer be limited to only 100 friends. Now the whole world can be your friend, if you consider that a good thing"
http://www.gamerevolution.com/news/n...xbox-one-19775 |
Well now, there we go.
Not sure on how much I like the "automatically records" part though. Some people are able to just sit and play for 6-7 hours or longer and if it automatically records every time you play it will eat HD space quick. I know people that record games they play on their computer and they have to clear out a 1 tb HD almost every week, a 500 gig HD will be every 3-4 days. I hope the system will ask if you want to keep the video and deletes it or there is a way to turn it off and quickly turn it back on if you want to record because I really don't want to have to worry about if I have room to record if something cool happens.