cmdrdredd
Lifer
- Dec 12, 2001
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cmdrdredd I agree, I never said it was easy but having something on both last generation consoles (whether available at their launch or not) and then making a new console and leaving out what I do believe is something that is a standard now is just crazy (Xbox One is able to do it is it not? also OUYA can stream, My last 3 TV's have been able to stream from PC...) .
Being hard to implement something shouldn't mean you shouldn't do it if they are planning to implement it down the line then this is why i think it feels rushed as to me streaming/external hdd playback are pretty much the 2nd core mechanic after gaming.
Also when I said HTPC's couldn't play games sorry I was referring to they cant play the consoles games not games in general.
I don't doubt that both systems are rushed. At least on the software side. There's reports of the XB1 having issues with the OS and Xbox Live not functioning properly. All rumor of course. Insiders seem to indicate that the software of the XB1 is about 6 months behind and there will likely be a slew of updates as things rollout after launch. The initial gaming side should work though which is the most important thing.