It WILL get you angry as a xbox owner.
It really didn't, I couldn't care less what anyone else thinks of the Xbox One let alone random people Gamespot have decided to point a camera at. Why does it get you angry? You didn't make the Xbox One. If Microsoft sells more of them you don't get more money!? Does that video somehow diminish the enjoyment you get out of your console?
As long as you enjoy it and get value from it does anybody elses opinion really matter?
I've heard about long install times, but I've never experienced them myself.
I have a friend who works in CEX and he has to install games to make sure they/the console work and he's said it's taken 12 hours to install.
I've never had it take any more than 20-30 minutes(the MCC installing from disc whilst also downloading the 15GB update).
What a bias, awful, wrong video to be putting out there.
Has anyone actually got on to them to correct them?
I really don't think that most of their points are wrong though and I guess that the whole reports are intended to be the personal opinions of the various Journos as opposed to their fully objective reviews. The issue then is that folk who have invested in just the one brand feel upset by their views.Thanks @LemonGrab, vids are blocked for me at the moment but will take a look later.
@CAS FAN I get that and it's not like I lose sleep over something like this, but the issue I have is that it's this kind of misinformed clickbait that gives decent gaming journalism a bad name. Even good sites like Edge have fallen foul of it over the last couple of years. Whether it's editorial arrogance, or a pervasive juvenile mentality, or something even less savoury, like being in a sponsor's pocket, I don't know.
I want to see the gaming equivalent of Reuters - reporting news as objectively as possible, and verifying sources before reporting. It's depressing to see this race to the bottom amongst gaming sites.
While those points are valid, and I wouldn't get worked up over somebody's opinion, I do want the console to be successful. The bigger the user base of a console the more developers will release their games on the system. The more games released on the system the greater choice and competition drives up quality.
If enough people have a poor opinion of the console, your own experience of the console will be negatively affected, without you realising it.