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Ya that was huge for me, I loved the first one. I was sad when ensemble got shut down. I was hoping for a new Age of Empires or Halo Wars.
Oh wow. I never saw that news anywhere. I still have my 360, but BC will be nice once I upgrade my Xbox One hard drive. Still haven't used the BC already implemented for that reason.All future Games with Gold being backwards compatible is pretty huge. I'm stoked for that.
I have been through two of the xbox one stereo headsets, I used my Logitech F540s from last gen until the wireless base station died and I just bought the Logitech G430s. The Microsoft headset is not bad, but durability is not good. They don't make the F540s no more. The G430 headset is pretty good in the time that I have had it. Its not meant for Xbox One gaming, but if you buy this adapter http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-Position-Headset-Splitter-Adapter/dp/B00CPEZ4J6/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1438801186&sr=8-3&keywords=startech you can use game chat and sound through the controller.Can you guys recommend me some good Xbox One headsets? I'm a multiplayer gamer so I like to use headsets that can decipher the location of footsteps, gunshots, etc. I tried doing some research myself and saw the TB XO Sevens were good at this but wanted to solicit your guys' feedback. I don't need some ultra high end headsets that cost $300+. So something between $100 - $200+ range is my budget.
I'm mainly getting one to get it for Gears for the next year. I used to have TB X5's for my 360 when I played on Gears but they actually crapped out on me after a couple of years so I was kind of disappointed in their durability although I at least got a lot of mileage out of them (probably spent 300+ hours on Gears 3 MP alone). From what I've always understood though, all headsets are simulated surround sound. So headsets can only go so far but having never spent more than $150 on headsets myself, I can't vouch for that using personal experience. I think I saw that they are releasing some Halo 5 headsets from Astro soon but I'm hesitant to jump on any headset that hasn't been tried out by the general audience yet. All advice is appreciated. TIA.
me too. I use my Gold headset for both my PS4 and my X1. Works great on the X1 and never a complaint about my voice quality.I just use my PlayStation Gold Headset with the headset adapter. I'm not really an audiophile, but they sound pretty great to me and I've never had a complaint with the setup. They've also been on sale for pretty cheap so if you keep an eye out you might get lucky or you could try Price matching them from Walmart.com but they've been out of stock for awhile now.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Sony-Gold-Wireless-Stereo-Headset-PS4-PS4/34557977?affillinktype=10&dest=9999999997&oid=100143.1&sourceid=37752597904030537780&u1=3a3d5d1b895644cc8e21961b58e1190e&veh=aff&wmlspartner=lw9MynSeamY
Can you stream Xbox one to a tablet? I thought it was only Win 10 PCs that could stream.Yeh my upgrade to win 10 has been pretty good so far. Really enjoying the Xbox app. I can keep tabs on my son downstairs on 2nd Xbox easily, stream it, instantly party chat to the kinect, or even turn the system off if he is being bad.
That's only first day stuff. I am going to get a cheap tablet like the cowboom intel atom and upgrade it to win 10 for easy streaming outside and around house.
Yes, all you need is windows 10, xbox app on whatever your using and obviously connected on a network with the Xbox you want to stream to. If you have then as instant on, you can turn on your system from app and go play like normal.Can you stream Xbox one to a tablet? I thought it was only Win 10 PCs that could stream.
I am aware, although I do thank you for the reminder. My schedule is fairly stacked at the moment, so time is at a premium. It doesn't really bother me that the backwards-compatibility is going to be arriving later. I'll already be hard-pressed to digest the content that I already have. I picked up the Rare Replay collection, and the XBox One came with the Master Chief Collection. Between the two of them that's a LOT of content.The backwards compat functionality (allows you to play some 360 games on the X1) is not available currently unless you're in Xbox' Preview program.
I saw that there is a second generation headset available now (HyperX Cloud II). The reviews are favorable as well however it's a little harder to discern since it's primarily marketed as a PC headset that enables surround sound. For consoles, this headset is pushing audio through stereo only instead. In this case, just to confirm how is the spatial awareness on these things (i.e. surround sound capability)? Does it do a good enough job to distinguish which direction sound is coming from?Don't use that garbage look up the hyperX Cloud gaming headset - $80 has reviews right up there with all of the $300 headsets, great sound quality only minus is that it is wired. Much more comfortable and better audio drivers than the set playstation is pushing. Very much worth it price wise.
I second this. I use them with the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Also sometimes while watching a movie or show. Haven't found any issues so far, but if there was any, I'm sure it's be fixed with a firmware update.I love my Astro A50s.
How do you even upgrade to the final version? The preview program didn't end up with the final release version?Ugh, I'm running the Windows 10 preview, but haven't been able to upgrade to the final version yet.
Mine upgraded to the final version. Telltale sign is the version number no longer being on the bottom corner of the desktop.How do you even upgrade to the final version? The preview program didn't end up with the final release version?
Absolutely, there are a few neat EQ post settings on the TB 800s but to tell you the truth I mostly listen with them with "signature sound" mode on (5.1 surround sound). I'm playing Farcry 4 right now, and yes you can pinpoint where sounds come from. The mic issue is fixed with the firmware updates and it's truly wireless with a nice base cradle, that also holds them nicely if in not use. They're also Bluetooth enabled which I use with my phone quite extensively (listening to music, taking calls, our talking to text with messenger). Yeah there's a 2 year extended warranty that comes with it too.For consoles, this headset is pushing audio through stereo only instead. In this case, just to confirm how is the spatial awareness on these things (i.e. surround sound capability)? Does it do a good enough job to distinguish which direction sound is coming from?