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You do realize PS3 has mandatory installs right? We simple don't know how this stuff will work. I heard from my friend who is a (gaming journalist) that you could digitally lend games to someone. She also said every console connected to the same network would have access to the game but is subject to change. We simply don't know how it all works yet. Games may only need to be linked to your account if you don't want to leave the disc in while you play. That could be a feature of having XBL but locked out to people who don't have XBL. Which means installs would be how they are now.not to that point however, because manditory installs are marked as "YES" which is exactly what i was saying before. and those manditory installs are linked to your XBL account. and your XBL account requires an internet connection. to me, maybe, means potential in this case, as in they could potentially decide to throw more crap onto us, and even if they dont they could still leave the options for developers to do so anyways. but these manditory installs arent even a maybe in this case unless microsoft changes the way their system handles game installs entirely. as it stands now they are still enforcing DRM with that policy.
You can play games while they install. Your supposedly able to play games while they download too.What I think is dumb about the mandatory installs is that once game companies actually start using all the space a blu-ray disk offers you won't even be able to have 10 games installed on your Xbox One and when you want to play a game that isn't installed you'll have to sit there for like a hour(if not more) for a 60GB install...
You do realize PS3 has mandatory installs right? We simple don't know how this stuff will work. I heard from my friend who is a (gaming journalist) that you could digitally lend games to someone. She also said every console connected to the same network would have access to the game but is subject to change. We simply don't know how it all works yet. Games may only need to be linked to your account if you don't want to leave the disc in while you play. That could be a feature of having XBL but locked out to people who don't have XBL. Which means installs would be how they are now.
This even further backs up what I said about not having all the facts. http://www.oxm.co.uk/54905/microsof...xbox-one-feedback-we-will-get-it-right-at-e3/
Straight from the article "A lot of assumptions but very little based on facts. We will share more at E3. We will get it right."
Getting it right has yet to be seen but I'd rather argue with the concrete facts than rant about rumors and misinformation, then feel salty when it was all for nothing. My time is better spent doing literally anything else. So I'm done on the matter till E3
You can play games while they install. Your supposedly able to play games while they download too.
good question about games like that. i actully have no idea how they would handle that - with ps4 youd probably just get to copy the files through usb over from your PS3, and then the game would probably have its own specially written code for decoding the file and reading what your choices are. for XBOX ONE, i believe the hard drives are encrypted, so they'd probably have to release an update for XBOX 360, allowing cable transfer of save files over from XBOX 360 to the XBOX ONE. in any case, either is somewhat nasty business, i'll give it that.Something I don't understand. These new consoles don't have backwards compatibility, which I get, but for DA3 for example, if it isn't backwards compatible how do I use my saves from DAO/DA2 to set the choices which have been made leading up to DA3 which impacts how the games story will go? I know Bioware intends to allow that like they do for DA2 and the ME series but I don't understand if or how they can still do that if the console doesn't support DAO or DA2.