I'm surprisingly enjoying BO3.

Fun game.

Definitely a decent game.

Buy an external HD. The games load faster off of it anyways.

if I had an extra plug in for my 3TB drive I would. heh

Anyone tried ARK: Survival Evolved on the early game access?

Super interested in this...just curious if it's worth spending the $$ on now or waiting...

Finished Deadpool yesterday.

The dialogue and game overall was awesome.

Great game.

Played Smite today for the first time...never played a MOBA but always wanted to try one and holy shit this is a lot of fun.

I'm a complete noob lol but I can see myself investing a lot of time in this...just need to get the MOBA basics and tactics down now.

My boys love that game. Never tried it myself.

Ugh after about 10 days with this console I just can't learn to love it lol...thinking about selling it.

Nothing wrong with it...just not for me, miss my PS4. Online has been laggy as hell, don't care for the UI or store, and outside of a few games they just aren't there for me.

If anyone is interested or knows someone that would be...PM me. Let you know what I have.

damnit I'm getting sick of them throwing out a dashboard update every 4 days. JFC

time to get out of the preview program.

http://slickdeals.net/f/8469287-micr...-free-shipping

XBox Live Gold 12 month - $38 plus free shipping.

now wait a god damned minute. When Live is down I can't play games that I purchased and downloaded to my xbox even though they don't require an internet connection to play? The **** is this ****?

Take your ****ing live and shove it MS. JFC

Playstation is the same way with digital games. As almost every digital platform game is.

I haven't had a problem playing my purchased games when PSN was down.

Xbox One Cross Platform Functionality

Microsoft Wants PS4 and Xbox One to Connect Online
Rocket League announced as first game to support Xbox Live's new Cross-Platform functionality with PC; Microsoft extends invite to "other platforms"

Microsoft has announced it will natively support cross-platform play between Xbox One, Windows 10, and other "online multiplayer networks." The move effectively opens the Xbox Live platform so that it can accommodate players on Sony's PlayStation Network, among others.

The announcement was made on Xbox.com by Chris Charla, director of ID@Xbox, who said "it's up to game developers to support this feature" and noted that players will "always have the option of choosing to play only with other Xbox Live players."

"In addition to natively supporting cross-platform play between Xbox One and Windows 10 games that use Xbox Live, we're enabling developers to support cross-network play as well," Charla explained.

"This means players on Xbox One and Windows 10 using Xbox Live will be able to play with players on different online multiplayer networks--including other consoles and PC networks."

The first game to support the functionality is Psyonix's Rocket League, which will allow Xbox One and PC players to matchmake against each other. Microsoft also extended "an open invitation for other networks to participate as well."

GameSpot has contacted Sony for a comment.

Rocket League supports cross-platform play between the PlayStation 4 and PC versions of the game. When the game launched on Xbox One, it did not contain any cross-platform functionality.

"The Xbox platform doesn't allow for cross-play matchmaking between other systems as a general practice across all titles," developer Psyonix said at the time.