Well there will be a little bit more room to breather for developers on the 360. Turns out Microsoft is trying out a new disc format that will work with current consoles to give the new discs an extra 1GB amount of storage. Now I'm no programmer, but I do feel if I was, more space is always better than less in today's high graphic games. Also MS claims this will also help fight in the was against piracy on the 360 console too.
Sony laughs at your crappy DVD format. -.-
ReplyDeleteKinda doubt if it will be such a big difference!
ReplyDeleteI just stuff my 360 full of extra 16 gig flash drives whenever I need more space :)
ReplyDeleteStill a big difference between the 360 format and the superior blu ray of the PS3.
ReplyDeletelol@ not BluRay
ReplyDeletePeople still play games off BluRay? my 6 Terabytes laugh at you. Optical media is so1985. I think I'll go play one of DirectX 11 games off my Solid State Drive now. Oh what's that, you can only play DirectX 9 games? Let me know when you leave the dark ages and perhaps we could play a game together sometime ^.^
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I only have an old cdrom that can't even play DVDs... I'm oldschool yay!
ReplyDeleteI dunno about helping against piracy. The discs that are currently best for burning 360 games aren't made any more, so they're in high demand. If Microsoft switches to a new disc, there's probably more of them, and so pirates can use that new brand to burn games.
ReplyDeleteget the bluray first :P
ReplyDeleteGet PS3 and be done with it haha!
ReplyDelete+followed, nice blog
Hopefully this means better graphics.
ReplyDeleteHoping for better graphics as well.
ReplyDeleteLets hope it actually leads to something. I sometimes get the feeling that the next xbox might be right around the corner....
ReplyDeleteWonder how this turns out.
ReplyDeleteThis is great news! Can't wait to see them utilizing them.
ReplyDeletecant hurt!
ReplyDeleteShould be interesting to see the tech behind this if it works with existing laser in the 360.
ReplyDeleteWe'll see what comes of this!
ReplyDeleteSic.. but i prefer Ps3 ;)
ReplyDeletego 360
ReplyDeleteThis is interesting, but I don't have an xbox.
ReplyDeleteMeh they should just make a new xbox completely
ReplyDeleteI'm happy that their making improvements to the current console instead of just coming out with a new one.
ReplyDeletexbox 360 all the way
ReplyDelete1 gig of added space is nice to have, as my Xbox is nearly full of stored games and movies. I'm reading that the 360 is also having piracy problems due to being cracked, so maybe this will give them an edge to stop the piracy. Personally, I just like the idea of extra space for my console. :)
ReplyDeletewow i cant wait to see how much better games can even look. i remember when everything went HD i didnt even think anything was wrong with so called regular definition
ReplyDeletecool, ssd are kicking off as well..
ReplyDeletevery interesting. :3
ReplyDeletecan't really see the practicality of only one gig.
ReplyDelete@Doomsday: Stone age-mode, floppy drive all the way on my server. Can't be bothered to put in a DVD reader as I never use discs anyways.
ReplyDeleteOh well. No more pirating games for me! j/k. Following.
ReplyDeleteeverything gets pirated now a days. everything.
ReplyDeleteThis gives MS a fighting chance for longevity against Sony's bluray
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ReplyDeletenice means more content hopefully
ReplyDeleteWhy even bother at this point? I enjoyed the post though!
ReplyDeletewish they would just come out with a new console already!
ReplyDeleteThey should make a console with windows on it that doubles as web browsing computer or a console.
ReplyDeletehope it makes some difference
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ReplyDeleteprobably just means more levels or detailed textures, not much more. ME2's DLC arrival takes about that much by itself. Also, I need $upport, just sayin. :(
ReplyDeleteI think if it produces better graphics, it'll be great! I hear u NZ - I'm in the same boat!
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ReplyDeleteI think that it's impossible. The old readers probably won't read new type of discs.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. I can't wait to see what they do with it.
ReplyDeleteCan you send me the source?
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