Honestly the press & the stupid comment made about the xbox one having to be connected to internet at all times & if you don't want that then go back to 360 was the dumbest comment an Xbox official ever made. Xbox One was great but the press for it was horrible. I still love this console & I still use mine today all this time later. It's a good console & underrated in my opinion. I love my ps5 & my xbox series X but I have good memories on my xb1
@@dyllangames3592 yeah mine works offline. I was saying the rumors about it & that comment from that former xbox head literally destroyed the sells of the console. I remember it & remember the rumors of everyone saying it spied on you with kinect having to be plugged in & it always having to be online & it takes up peoples data & so on. People bought ps4's because of that including friends of mine who loved xbox & had 360s. It was bad press that killed it & fake rumors. I feel like xbox still gets killed by fake rumors from ps fan boys & sites & gamer news articles that put out misinformation. Crazy to me xbox doesn't have better PR.
I think the reason why it was a big problem back in the day was that what if you can't get online maybe the power goes out for days or you legit can't pay your wifi bill lol.
@@H8RSAPPRECIATE yeah.& some internet companies also have data limits. Especially back then & if people used too much internet they had to pay insane amounts when going over, that's not as common now except with some cell phone companies but luckily most people started getting unlimited internet plans & no one wanted any that had data caps so people literally avoided internet companies that had them. But it was everyone then & it definitely affected it. People should be able to play games offline, especially if it's a downloaded single player game. Some people also have bad internet in some locations. It's gotten better since then but I know people who live in countryside places who have choppy internet & before starlink & so many other options for areas like that. So it definitely affected it also.
@@H8RSAPPRECIATEI feel like they just went about it the wrong way completely. And that haunts them til this day but in a way thats what ultimately ended up happening for all major consoles except maybe Nintendo. Not exactly as they explained it but similar nonetheless.
The solid state hybrid drive was not like a Fusion Drive on an iMac. The SSHD was a regular hard drive that had a small solid state cache built in, just several gigabytes. Only the most accessed files (not programs or games) would be loaded on the cache. The Fusion Drive had an actual small SSD (24+ gigabytes) combined with a regular hard drive. The fusion drive could hold more data, and be combined with much larger SSDs. The SSHD would decrease load times, and the technology is similar, but still different to a Fusion Drive.
Replace the hard drive with an SSD and it'll be a lot more snappy in the UI and also load games faster, some games benefits more than others and it ain't a huge difference in many games but in other it is, I did it to mine years ago and it's still going strong even if I don't use it much anymore
Bought an xbox one controller back in 2017, still works. Got my hands on PS5 back in 2022, controller left stick is unusable anymore [self jumps around everywhere]... Oh and i love those small controller joystick caps, i use them as well!
I played a lot of great games on my first White VCR model Xbox One including Rare Replay, Gears of War Ultimate and Quantum Break. Rare Replay is still my favorite Xbox One exclusive.
I remember getting my XB1 because of Rare Replay, along with Sunset Overdrive, Mad Max and Batman Arkham Knight. I think everything together was about $350 in 2016 and really showed us the upgrade from the 360 (still in use to this day).
Then All in One device concept was a correct strategy, however the marketing of it was stupid. - Kinect should have been an add on still. - Should have been marketed as a game console to gamers and marketed as a larger device at other electronics events, or at least later on.
Hey buddy, you can just plug in an external SSD format in the game and apps menu and you will be able to play your games off of it with faster low times by at least 10 to 35% some games even faster than that
It’s now 2024, and the always on world the MS employee was talking about still doesn’t exist. For example, I can still use my phone, television, computer, appliances without an internet connection. The only time you need an internet connection is if you want to use streaming services or play games against other people online, because that’s how those services work.
I still use my Xbox one X even after buying the new series console, because where i got my series Console from the X version showed as unavailable on amazon when i bought one back in January 22 so i had to go for the series S instead it's a bummer i know...
I have Xbox one Halo 5 Edition and the games which are not enhanced running amazing. So for me this console is 10/10 for Xbox one games and 360 games. Xbox one enhanced games I playing on my Project Scorpio edition and on my Gears 5 edition. For digital games I using my Series S which is whit monitor from Gstory and using for portable. Series X I using only for Series X games . It’s so simple 😅 Delta out
you're lucky your country is in the temperate so the xbox isn't dusty but my god did your pet walk over it everyday it is so scratched and damaged the whole matte is gone
Yes In dev mode which is like 30 bucks but all the emulators are awesome from what I hear, it can go up to Xbox GameCube and ps2 emulation and maybe we’ll see ps3 and Xbox 360 soon
I have a XOX never played it tho it just sits in my closet lol I just hate how some 360 games are not on xbox one even some arcade games So once I beat my 21 or so games I prob just jump to XSX
The garbage console. Not only was it extremely garbage in specs, you did not even own the games. And you never did after xbox one. Microsoft's consoles are basically paper weight and is worth nothing.
@@somereflections567 What do you mean? Don Matrick confirmed you need internet connection and you don't own the games. Never looked at Xbox ever since and will never bother ever again. Same with PlayStation after sony released the garbage that is Ps5 Pro.
@@RiasatSalminSami I see your point. I would've done the same back then if I had not taken a break from gaming. But Ms dropped their requirements and from 2015-16 all game discs work without internet. I plan to buy a standard ps5 next year and quite excited about catching up on all Sony exclusives.
The solid state hybrid drive was not like a Fusion Drive on an iMac. The SSHD was a regular hard drive that had a small solid state cache built in, just several gigabytes. Only the most accessed files (not programs or games) would be loaded on the cache. The Fusion Drive had an actual small SSD (24+ gigabytes) combined with a regular hard drive. The fusion drive could hold more data, and be combined with much larger SSDs. The SSHD would decrease load times, and the technology is similar, but still different to a Fusion Drive.
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I won 1 out 20 unique Xbox ones from 2014 comic con. It’s gold and has TitanFall designed on it. It’s truly one of a kind.
Crazy how it's now 11 years old! I still own one it's a nice console and handy for a Blu-ray player
Honestly the press & the stupid comment made about the xbox one having to be connected to internet at all times & if you don't want that then go back to 360 was the dumbest comment an Xbox official ever made. Xbox One was great but the press for it was horrible. I still love this console & I still use mine today all this time later. It's a good console & underrated in my opinion. I love my ps5 & my xbox series X but I have good memories on my xb1
I mean my Xbox one doesn't have to be online. It used to make me sign in online every so often but that wasn't that bad.
@@dyllangames3592 yeah mine works offline. I was saying the rumors about it & that comment from that former xbox head literally destroyed the sells of the console. I remember it & remember the rumors of everyone saying it spied on you with kinect having to be plugged in & it always having to be online & it takes up peoples data & so on. People bought ps4's because of that including friends of mine who loved xbox & had 360s. It was bad press that killed it & fake rumors. I feel like xbox still gets killed by fake rumors from ps fan boys & sites & gamer news articles that put out misinformation. Crazy to me xbox doesn't have better PR.
I think the reason why it was a big problem back in the day was that what if you can't get online maybe the power goes out for days or you legit can't pay your wifi bill lol.
@@H8RSAPPRECIATE yeah.& some internet companies also have data limits. Especially back then & if people used too much internet they had to pay insane amounts when going over, that's not as common now except with some cell phone companies but luckily most people started getting unlimited internet plans & no one wanted any that had data caps so people literally avoided internet companies that had them. But it was everyone then & it definitely affected it. People should be able to play games offline, especially if it's a downloaded single player game. Some people also have bad internet in some locations. It's gotten better since then but I know people who live in countryside places who have choppy internet & before starlink & so many other options for areas like that. So it definitely affected it also.
@@H8RSAPPRECIATEI feel like they just went about it the wrong way completely. And that haunts them til this day but in a way thats what ultimately ended up happening for all major consoles except maybe Nintendo. Not exactly as they explained it but similar nonetheless.
i have 3 xbox ones, xbox one x and 2 xbox one s, love them all
That's what life is all about. A solid family of Xb1s. They still work great
Pls share
The solid state hybrid drive was not like a Fusion Drive on an iMac. The SSHD was a regular hard drive that had a small solid state cache built in, just several gigabytes. Only the most accessed files (not programs or games) would be loaded on the cache. The Fusion Drive had an actual small SSD (24+ gigabytes) combined with a regular hard drive. The fusion drive could hold more data, and be combined with much larger SSDs.
The SSHD would decrease load times, and the technology is similar, but still different to a Fusion Drive.
That is a good video!
I just got One X yesterday. I need to clean it, apply new paste and pads and will be ready to go! :D
Replace the hard drive with an SSD and it'll be a lot more snappy in the UI and also load games faster, some games benefits more than others and it ain't a huge difference in many games but in other it is, I did it to mine years ago and it's still going strong even if I don't use it much anymore
Bought an xbox one controller back in 2017, still works.
Got my hands on PS5 back in 2022, controller left stick is unusable anymore [self jumps around everywhere]...
Oh and i love those small controller joystick caps, i use them as well!
The all in ONE entertainment system.
I remember hearing that years ago i believe the rumor was that if you didnt login once in 24hrs you would get banned 😂😂😂
I played a lot of great games on my first White VCR model Xbox One including Rare Replay, Gears of War Ultimate and Quantum Break.
Rare Replay is still my favorite Xbox One exclusive.
I remember getting my XB1 because of Rare Replay, along with Sunset Overdrive, Mad Max and Batman Arkham Knight. I think everything together was about $350 in 2016 and really showed us the upgrade from the 360 (still in use to this day).
Great video. I love seeing the Xbox One still having life and with a few simple upgrades I am happy with it.
Then All in One device concept was a correct strategy, however the marketing of it was stupid.
- Kinect should have been an add on still.
- Should have been marketed as a game console to gamers and marketed as a larger device at other electronics events, or at least later on.
Still have my Xbox one base model from 2014 and will get series x on Black Friday. What I say about mine is alright playing games on even rdr2
Love this clunky, 900p box.
clunkbox one
Mine is still running no need for a new consel games are great and look amazing.
Hey buddy, you can just plug in an external SSD format in the game and apps menu and you will be able to play your games off of it with faster low times by at least 10 to 35% some games even faster than that
It’s now 2024, and the always on world the MS employee was talking about still doesn’t exist. For example, I can still use my phone, television, computer, appliances without an internet connection. The only time you need an internet connection is if you want to use streaming services or play games against other people online, because that’s how those services work.
I still use my Xbox one X even after buying the new series console, because where i got my series Console from the X version showed as unavailable on amazon when i bought one back in January 22 so i had to go for the series S instead it's a bummer i know...
Can it play used games? How do you share games on xbox one?
I have Xbox one Halo 5 Edition and the games which are not enhanced running amazing. So for me this console is 10/10 for Xbox one games and 360 games. Xbox one enhanced games I playing on my Project Scorpio edition and on my Gears 5 edition. For digital games I using my Series S which is whit monitor from Gstory and using for portable. Series X I using only for Series X games . It’s so simple 😅 Delta out
i still love my xbox one but the fact that power brick is trash. so loud
XBOX = DirectX Box
XBOX 360 = 360 > 3
XBOX One = all-in-one entertainment
XBOX Series = ???
Xbox series = power your dreams
lol
you're lucky your country is in the temperate so the xbox isn't dusty but my god did your pet walk over it everyday it is so scratched and damaged the whole matte is gone
I want to pick up an S because i hear you can run emulation software
Yes In dev mode which is like 30 bucks but all the emulators are awesome from what I hear, it can go up to Xbox GameCube and ps2 emulation and maybe we’ll see ps3 and Xbox 360 soon
I have a XOX never played it tho it just sits in my closet lol
I just hate how some 360 games are not on xbox one even some arcade games
So once I beat my 21 or so games I prob just jump to XSX
i had to raplace the hdd with ssd...this box is so lame and takes ages to load.
with an ssd xbox one runing like a champ 👍👍
Neat!
The Xbox series X isn't much better
oh look a PS fanboy who has no idea what hes talking about
@@DavidWhitley no i have a Series X and I'm not impressed with it I called myself upgrading from my Xbox One but it's not much better than what i had.
@@pattimcb31 You are so dumb lol
The garbage console. Not only was it extremely garbage in specs, you did not even own the games. And you never did after xbox one. Microsoft's consoles are basically paper weight and is worth nothing.
I love my xbox one fat
@@vascobessapereira3081 it's garbage.
No, my friend, you do own your games on Xbox one unless there is an incomplete game on a disk. It is identical in this regard to ps4, ps5, series x.
@@somereflections567 What do you mean? Don Matrick confirmed you need internet connection and you don't own the games. Never looked at Xbox ever since and will never bother ever again.
Same with PlayStation after sony released the garbage that is Ps5 Pro.
@@RiasatSalminSami I see your point. I would've done the same back then if I had not taken a break from gaming. But Ms dropped their requirements and from 2015-16 all game discs work without internet. I plan to buy a standard ps5 next year and quite excited about catching up on all Sony exclusives.
Still have my Xbox one hale 5 limited edtion
useless console
it has even less games than ps5
The solid state hybrid drive was not like a Fusion Drive on an iMac. The SSHD was a regular hard drive that had a small solid state cache built in, just several gigabytes. Only the most accessed files (not programs or games) would be loaded on the cache. The Fusion Drive had an actual small SSD (24+ gigabytes) combined with a regular hard drive. The fusion drive could hold more data, and be combined with much larger SSDs.
The SSHD would decrease load times, and the technology is similar, but still different to a Fusion Drive.