I hear its like 2 hours long, I am a huge metal gear fan but if its just a glorified demo then I don't think its worth the $.

So Xbox Labeled this version 'One' do you think after this console they will begin making sense of their consoles by naming the next Xbox 'Two'

Both my Xbox One and PS4 are dust collectors at the moment, slow start but that's what you get with launches.

The community has gotten more competitive over the years, according to most gamers titanfall is not competitive, which is true, if thats all you look for in a multplayer game. Im almost a level 50 on this game i truly respect this game for not being competitive, it even goes so far that your KD can not be seen by other players.

I love it, its a good all around fun shooting game, why does it need to be competitive to be fun? its still fun regardless, and it beats the new COD games that are loaded with so much BS packed into every single game i play, theres a miniscule amount of BS in titanfall imo thats what i love, every fight feels like a clean fight and not a dirty unfair fight like all cod games and most shooters

I find it very functional, especially when browsing Internet Explorer. Controlling the pointer with a smartphone is almost as good as using a mouse. I also love using it to check messages and watch recorded game clips when away from my console.

So Phil Spencer is now the Xbox Division boss at Microsoft. He has said that he wants to have the core gamer needs served by the Xbox.

Link to Gamespot news story.

So what are your thoughts on this?

I really wanted to buy Forza 5 shortly after launch to play on my Xbox One as it simply looks amazing and its been a very long time since I've played a racing sim. However I was extremely put off by all the negative reviews regarding micro-transactions. I haven't played it myself so please correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I heard there was basically a progression wall where if you wanted to get the best cars you either; a) grinded for an endless number of hours, or b) pay extortionate prices for them with real money. I found this scandalous, and as a strong opposer of micro-transactions in full retail price games this completely deterred me from buying it.

However I've only recently found out that they have since changed this (in December afaik), by significantly reducing the cost of cars when using in game currency while at the same time increasing the rate at which you earn said in game currency.

Without a doubt the game play and visuals are fantastic, the huge gripe myself and many others had was the in game economy. So, my question is, have these changes solved the issue, allowing you to unlock cars at a reasonable rate without purchasing them via micro-transactions? Appreciate any feedback from players who have played both before and after, or even just after this update.

Thanks!