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Ðïëý ÀáΓ*ÑôÞ Γ§ Γ£ΓͺΓΌΓ¬Γ₯Γ*Γ‘... Γ’Γ±Γ΅ΓͺïëÑΓͺéóôéΓͺΓ§


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http://stickskills.com/2013/06/15/mi...e-on-xbox-one/

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http://stickskills.com/2013/06/15/mi...e-on-xbox-one/

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[Mokelle]

Γ‘ΓͺñéÒùò Ñáôï, Γ―Γ© Γ‘Γ*èñùðïé ðéóôΓ₯áïáΓ* Γ₯éëéΓͺΓ±Γ©Γ*Γ‘ ïôé ΓͺÑé Γ*Γ‘ ΓͺΓ‘Γ*Γ―Γ΅Γ* Γ― Γͺïóìïò èÑ ôï ÑãïñÑóΓ₯Γ©, Γ₯Γ©Γ*Ñé ìÑΓͺñáÑ Γ*á÷ôùìΓ₯Γ*Γ―Γ© ïìùò, Γ‘Γ* ΓͺΓ±Γ©Γ*ΓΉ Ñðï ôéò Γ‘Γ*ôéÀñÑóΓ₯éò óôçΓ* Γ¬Γ₯ãÑëáôΓ₯Γ±Γ§ ÑãïñÑ ôçò ôçΓ* ÑìΓ₯Γ±Γ©ΓͺΓ§.

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[AgentPrinny007]

ÌçΓ* ðéóôΓ₯áôΓ₯ ΓͺÑé ðïëá ôïΓ* major nelson Γ― Γ‘Γ*èñùðïò Γ₯Γ©Γ*Ñé ÑðëÑ ìéÑ PR âÑôóÑ, ðïá èÑ ðñïóðÑèçóΓ₯Γ© Γ*Γ‘ ΓͺΓ‘Γ*Γ₯Γ© ôï ìÑáñï Ñóðñï,

Aáôïò Γ€Γ₯Γ* çôÑΓ* ðïá Γ¬Γ₯ôÑ ôç ðÑñïáóéÑóç ôïá MGS5 Γ₯񋄑Γ₯ Γ₯Γ*Γ‘ ôïáéôΓ₯Γ± ðïá Γ₯Γ«Γ₯Γ£Γ₯ ïôé ôï ðÑé÷Γ*éÀé Γ₯Γ©Γ*Ñé ìïΓ*Γ― ãéÑ ôï XBOX ONE ? ÌΓ₯ôÑ ôï ðçñΓ₯ ðéóù ...

[hakoo]

^^AΓͺñéÒùò, ðÑéæΓ₯Γ© Γ*Γ‘ ìçΓ* Γ�Γ₯Γ±Γ₯Γ© ΓͺΓ‘Γ* ôé Γ₯Γ©Γ*Ñé ôï Msg Γ’Γ₯񄎄 ìéÑò ΓͺÑé ïðùò Γ₯éðΓ₯ Γ― Slay Γ₯Γ©Γ*Ñé ÑðëÑ Γ₯Γ*Ñò PR man ðïá Γ₯Γ©Γ*Ñé áðΓ₯áèáΓ*Γ―Γ² óôï Live ôÑ Γ΄Γ₯Γ«Γ₯áôÑéÑ Γ·Γ±Γ―Γ*éÑ.

[Roy]

Ïé ôáðïé óôï Enternity.gr Γ€Γ₯Γ* ôçΓ* ðÑëΓ₯áïáΓ* ΓͺÑèïëïá. ÁΓ*ÑÀçìïóéΓ₯áïáΓ* ãéÑ ΓΓ‹Γ‡ΓˆΓ‰ΓΓ, ÑñèñÑ ðïá ãñÑâôçΓͺΓ‘Γ* ãéÑ ðëÑΓͺΓ‘!

''Γ”Γ₯ëéΓͺÜ âÑßΓ*Γ₯ôÑé ðùò ΓͺÑé Γ―Γ© ÇÐÁ, ìßÑ Ñðü ôéò ôñΓ₯éò Γ¬Γ₯ãÜëΓ₯Γ² ÑãïñÝò ôïá ðëÑΓ*Þôç ãéÑ ôç Òéïìç÷ÑΓ*ßÑôùΓ* video games, Γ€Γ₯ èÑ áðïÀΓ₯÷ôïýΓ* ïëïΓͺëçñùôéΓͺÜ ôï Xbox One. ÓáãΓͺΓ₯ΓͺñéìÝΓ*Γ‘, üðùò Γ₯ðéÒΓ₯ÒÑéþΓ*Γ₯ôÑé Ñðü ôçΓ* ßÀéÑ ôçΓ* Γ₯ôÑéñΓ₯ßÑ, ôï Γ*Ýï óýóôçìÑ èÑ ΓͺΓ΅ΓͺëïâïñÞóΓ₯Γ© ôçΓ* ðñþôç çìÝñÑ Γ³Γ₯ 21 ÐïëéôΓ₯ßΓ₯Γ², Γ₯Γ*ΓΎ Γ―Γ© áðüëïéðΓ₯Γ² èÑ ðñïóôΓ₯èïýΓ* óôÑÀéÑΓͺÜ ìÝ÷ñé ΓͺÑé ôï 2015, üðùò óáìðëÞñùóΓ₯ ÷ÑñÑΓͺôçñéóôéΓͺÜ Γ₯Γͺðñüóùðïò.''

Link: http://www.enternity.gr/Article/%CE%...One/17128.htmlΓ…Γ*

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ÊÑé ΓͺÑìéÑ Ñðïëáôùò ðçãç ãéÑ ôÑ Γ«Γ₯ãïìΓ₯Γ*Γ‘ ôïáò, ΓͺΓ―Γ©Γ*ΓΉΓ² ôÑ ÒãÑëÑìΓ₯ Ñðï ôçΓ* ΓͺΓ₯âÑëÑ ìÑò, çèΓ₯ëÑ Γ*Γ‘ Γ§Γ�Γ₯Γ±Γ‘ ôé IQ Γ₯Γ·Γ―Γ΅Γ* Γ₯ΓͺΓ₯Γ© óôï Eternity, Γ§ ôé Γ‰Q ðéóôΓ₯áïáΓ* ïôé Γ₯÷ïáìΓ₯ Γ₯Γ¬Γ₯éò.

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[AgentPrinny007]

^^ Γ…Γ©Γ*Ñé Ñáôï ðïá Γ«Γ₯Γ¬Γ₯ ÀéÑóôÑáñùóç ðëçñïâïñéùΓ*

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ÊÑëýôΓ₯Γ±Γ‘ Γ*Γ‘ ôï óÒÞóïáΓ* Þ Γ*Γ‘ ÒÜëïáΓ* ÝΓ*Γ‘ warning üôé Γ₯ßΓ*Ñé troll-o-Üñèñï.

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[Nikoladim]

[Roy]

ÁðáèìΓ₯Γ*Γ§ ÀçìïóéïãñÑâéÑ óôï Enternity! ÁðëÑ ôï ΓͺóÑôΓ₯ÒÑóÑΓ*. ÊëÑéù Γ¬Γ₯ Ñáôïáò.....

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ÌÜëëïΓ* ðñÝðΓ₯Γ© Γ*Γ‘ Ññ÷ßóïáΓ* Γ*Γ‘ ÀéÑÒÜæïáΓ* NeoGAF.

[Leon_DiZ]

Microsoft defends Xbox One $500 price point--"We're over-delivering value"

Xbox boss Don Mattrick says when compared to other modern products, $500 is not a "ridiculous" price point.

Microsoft's Xbox boss Don Mattrick has spoken out to defend the Xbox One's $500 price point, saying the company is in fact over-delivering value with the next-generation system.

"It's a lower number than some of the analysts had forecasted," Mattrick said onBloomberg TV. "We're over-delivering value against other choices I think consumers can get. Any modern product these days you look at it [and] $499 isn't a ridiculous price point. We're delivering thousands of dollars of value to people, so I think they're going to love it when they use it."

Competitor Sony will offer its PlayStation 4 at $400 this holiday season, but Mattrick believes consumers will choose Xbox One for its suite of exclusive services and applications like an improved Xbox Live, as well as Skype, Twitch TV, SmartGlass, and Kinect.

"We're really making the living room your center of fun for your family," Mattrick said.

Every Xbox One will include a Kinect 2.0 sensor, while PS4 gamers willneed to pay $60 to purchase a PlayStation Eye camera.

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Γ‘Γ₯ ðÑéÀéÑ, ΓͺÑôé èÑ ðÑéñΓ*Γ―Γ΅Γ* ΓͺÑé Γ€Γ₯Γ* ôï Γ«Γ₯Γ*Γ₯.. Γ„Γ₯Γ* ãéΓ*Γ₯ôÑé Γ*Γ‘ ΓͺΓ‘Γ*Γ―Γ΅Γ* Γ΄Γ₯ôïéΓ₯Γ² ÀçëùóΓ₯éò.

[Gazof]

"consumers will choose Xbox One for its suite of exclusive services and applications like an improved Xbox Live, as well as Skype, Twitch TV, SmartGlass, and Kinect."

ÁðßóôΓ₯áôïò

ÄçëþóΓ₯éò ðÑΓ*Γ©ΓͺΓ―Γ½, ÑðëÜ. ÎÝ÷ÑóΓ₯ Γ*Γ‘ ìÑò Γ°Γ₯Γ© ôïΓ* Ññéèìü ôùΓ* ôñÑΓ*æßóôïñò, ΓͺÑèþò ΓͺÑé Γ*Γ‘ Γ‘Γ*ÑâÝñΓ₯Γ© ôÑ voice commands. Γ…ΓŸΓ*Ñé Ñðü ôÑ ðëÝïΓ* ÀáΓ*ÑôÜ ÷ÑñôéÜ.

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"It's a lower number than some of the analysts had forecasted"

^ Γ•Γ°ΓœΓ±Γ·Γ₯Γ© Γ‘Γ*ÑëáôÞò ðïá ðñïÝÒëΓ₯ΓΈΓ₯ üôé èÑ ΓͺÜΓ*Γ₯Γ© Γ°.Γ·. $600 ãéÑ commodity hardware ΓͺÑé Γ³Γ₯ Γ₯ðï÷Þ Γͺñßóçò; ÍÑ ôïΓ* ÒÜëïáìΓ₯ óôçΓ* ßÀéÑ ΓͺÑôçãïñßÑ Γ¬Γ₯ ôïΓ* ÐÜ÷ôΓ₯Γ± Γ‘Γ* áðÜñ÷Γ₯Γ© ôÝôïéïò...

[hakoo]

" ÎÝ÷ÑóΓ₯ Γ*Γ‘ ìÑò Γ°Γ₯Γ© ôïΓ* Ññéèìü ôùΓ* ôñÑΓ*æßóôïñò

ONE QUADRILLION TRANSISTORS


Digital Foundry: Hands-on with Xbox One

ÐñÑãìÑôéΓͺΓ‘ very informative read ðïá ΓͺÑôÑ ôç Γ£Γ*ùìç ìïá ðñΓ₯Γ°Γ₯Γ© Γ*Γ‘ ÀéÑÒÑóôΓ₯Γ© ïëï.

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suffice to say, it's somewhat dismaying and very concerning that the majority of Xbox One games we saw at E3 were not actually running on console hardware, to the point where we were wondering whether the title of this article was somewhat disingenuous.

In a nutshell

Forza: Γ₯ôñΓ₯Γ·Γ₯ Γ³Γ₯ Xbone, 1080p, 60fps, Γ¬Γ₯ ÀéÑâïñÑ ôï ðéï Γ₯Γ*ôáðùóéÑΓͺΓ― ïðôéΓͺΓ‘ ðÑé÷Γ*éÀé óáìâùΓ*Γ‘ Γ¬Γ₯ ôçΓ* Γ‘Γ*Ñëáóç.
Ryse: Γ₯ôñΓ₯Γ·Γ₯ Γ³Γ₯ Xbone, native 1080p óáìâùΓ*Γ‘ Γ¬Γ₯ ôçΓ* Crytek, aiming for 30 fps ÑëëÑ Ñáôï ðïá Γ₯Γ€Γ₯Γ©Γ�Γ‘Γ* Γ₯é÷Γ₯ ΓͺÑðïéÑ drops, áðïøéΓ₯Γ² Γ₯ðéóçò ãéÑ pre-rendered Γ³ΓͺΓ§Γ*Γ₯Γ² ãéÑ ëïãïáò ðïá Γ₯Γ�çãΓ₯Γ© ΓͺÑé èÑ ΓͺÑôÑëÑÒïáΓ* ΓͺÑëáôΓ₯Γ±Γ‘ Γ―Γ© ðéï Γ³Γ·Γ₯ôéΓͺΓ―Γ© áðïèΓ₯ôù.
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FIFA 14: ÅôñΓ₯Γ·Γ₯ Γ³Γ₯ Xbone, 1080p, 60fps, Γ¬Γ₯ãÑëÑ loading times


ÂÑæù ïëïΓͺëçñï ôï verdict Γ‘Γ* ΓͺÑé Γ₯ðÑΓ*ÑëÑìÒÑΓ*ΓΉ, Γ₯éÀéΓͺΓ‘ ôÑ ðÑéÀéÑ ðïá Γ�Γ₯Γ±Γ―Γ΅Γ* 5 ðñÑãìÑôÑ Γ‘Γ�éæΓ₯Γ© Γ*Γ‘ ôï ÀéÑÒÑóïáΓ* ΓͺÑôÑ ôç Γ£Γ*ùìç ìïá, èÑ ΓͺÑôÑëÑÒïáΓ* ðïëëÑ Γ°Γ₯ñéóóïôΓ₯Γ±Γ‘ Ñð ïôé Γ₯ãù.

Xbox One at E3: the Digital Foundry verdict

Of course, the E3 state of affairs will almost certainly change for the better as we near the Xbox One's vaunted November release. However, these early slices of gameplay are telling of where Microsoft stands in its preparations for that eventual launch day. The biggest shock remains in how few of these games are actually running directly from console hardware right now, with almost every third-party developer openly admitting to a reliance on PC-based debug machines. The accuracy of this approach doesn't precisely pinpoint the end result, though we do see Dead Rising 3 and Crimson Dragon struggling to sustain 30fps under such conditions. This at least reveals each studio's attempts to demonstrate realistic results without the actual hardware to hand, rather than showing off overly flattering ones using unbounded specs.
Software running on genuine, visible Xbox One hardware falls in with a small first-party club, including titles like Forza Motorsport 5, Killer Instinct and Ryse. Each plays at a promised 1080p native resolution, with the former two targeting 60fps as well, both of which show huge promise as launch titles, covering off the racing and fighting genres quite nicely. The lack of games optimised to this point on actual Xbox One hardware is worrying, but even so, if the E3 demos are at all indicative, fans of zombie action games and rail-shooters should also be very well catered for when the hardware launches.
But let's be clear; right now, Microsoft isn't exactly the popular favourite in hardcore gaming circles going into the next generation. Given the current debacle surrounding the Xbox One's inordinate price, Kinect privacy woes, and controversial DRM policies, it's perhaps easy to demonise Microsoft to a point where nothing it does can ever be seen in a good light. However, based on the merits of the games we've played from both next-gen platform-holders at E3, it's exclusive and highly original efforts such as Project Spark that make the Xbox One difficult to overlook - and results of this quality can't be achieved this effectively with current-gen hardware. The goodwill may be directed towards Sony's side of the court right now, but just as with this current generation, enjoying every major game release is still set to be the preserve of a multi-platform owner.

Xbox One at E3: the Digital Foundry verdict

Of course, the E3 state of affairs will almost certainly change for the better as we near the Xbox One's vaunted November release. However, these early slices of gameplay are telling of where Microsoft stands in its preparations for that eventual launch day. The biggest shock remains in how few of these games are actually running directly from console hardware right now, with almost every third-party developer openly admitting to a reliance on PC-based debug machines. The accuracy of this approach doesn't precisely pinpoint the end result, though we do see Dead Rising 3 and Crimson Dragon struggling to sustain 30fps under such conditions. This at least reveals each studio's attempts to demonstrate realistic results without the actual hardware to hand, rather than showing off overly flattering ones using unbounded specs.
Software running on genuine, visible Xbox One hardware falls in with a small first-party club, including titles like Forza Motorsport 5, Killer Instinct and Ryse. Each plays at a promised 1080p native resolution, with the former two targeting 60fps as well, both of which show huge promise as launch titles, covering off the racing and fighting genres quite nicely. The lack of games optimised to this point on actual Xbox One hardware is worrying, but even so, if the E3 demos are at all indicative, fans of zombie action games and rail-shooters should also be very well catered for when the hardware launches.
But let's be clear; right now, Microsoft isn't exactly the popular favourite in hardcore gaming circles going into the next generation. Given the current debacle surrounding the Xbox One's inordinate price, Kinect privacy woes, and controversial DRM policies, it's perhaps easy to demonise Microsoft to a point where nothing it does can ever be seen in a good light. However, based on the merits of the games we've played from both next-gen platform-holders at E3, it's exclusive and highly original efforts such as Project Spark that make the Xbox One difficult to overlook - and results of this quality can't be achieved this effectively with current-gen hardware. The goodwill may be directed towards Sony's side of the court right now, but just as with this current generation, enjoying every major game release is still set to be the preserve of a multi-platform owner.