On NeoGAF I read that you can only play single player at the same time, not multiplayer. Though that isnt even confirmed.
The only thing I have really understood is that I can play the game I purchased while someone else plays it too. Two other “family” members of mine can’t play it at the same time.
Damn some cable co’s are really harsh. I have Comcast and while I am not a big fan of the company I find TiVo is really good in the Bay Area with them.
Comcast has a dedicated number for customers with a TiVo.
We don’t lose out on onDemand. Plus its better since its integrated into Tivo Search.
They don’t charge you for your first cable card and then only 1.10 for each additional.
My cable bill went down $20 with TiVo. I opted to go Lifetime since the boxes have a high resale value.
Hooked up a Slingbox too. The combo finally made my cable bill worth it. Being able to watch my recording shows while on business in foreign countries is great.
Actually new enterprise workstations don’t have to come with Windows 8. When my IT departments orders machines from Dell the default option is to have Windows 7 installed, you can choose to install Windows 8 if you’d like for no additional fee.
I own a Apple TV, Roku, TiVo, PS3, Gaming PC, and an Xbox with Kinect.
The Xbox with Kinect is my go to streaming box because of that one additional feature, voice control.
Seriously I use it so much that when I watch my TiVo I find myself wanting to say TiVo PAUSE.
Playing games on the xbox is nice and all…but I already have a excellent gaming PC. I’ll buy exclusives but what’s going to make me use my Xbox one ever day is voice controlling my media center.
