Church dude I have spent fortunes on Xbox games, even second hand the popular ones cost upwards of 35 quid here. I have got very recent PC games on sale at ten to fifeteen quid, and older ones for less than a tenner. We are having fun on one that has not cost us a penny. You don't need a second hand market for PC.

If there is no support for my 750 quids worth of wheel and pedals I will not be buying F5, I don't like the Kinnect being on all the time, and I'm willing to bet if you mask the camera it will error.

The thing needs to connect every 24 hours...So what happens when my internet drops? That COD trailer? Coded on a PC and runs at 60fps...on a PC, 30fps on the One. All that TV stuff. well I can already do that with my tv and a couple of remotes and it will only work in the US at launch.

My set up will work on the new PS, it's specs are a little better than the One, more of it's resources are available to the programmers and GT is a game that many folk seem to like...Maybe I might jump ship. My wheel and pedals should work on it out the box.

There are just as many unanswered questions about the console than prior to the reveal, maybe that is to give them time to maybe change some aspects that the community have reacted negatively to but I doubt it.

Seems to me the One is just for people with always on, unlimited data, high speed broadband and deep pockets. If your missing any one of those requirements, your out in the cold.

The point that there are more questions than before is very true. Even I, the glass half full guy, am getting tired of this uncertainty. I might have to lay off scouring the Internet for more info. Here's to hoping E3 clears up some of the lingering questions. 

For me it's very simple I want a games console that plays games. I'm sure all this interfacing and talking and making gestures to my xbox is really cool and I can watch TV and surf the web and Skype someone all at once. Maybe watch a movie while playing with myself as I check my fantasy teams progress. I know Microsoft are trying to make an all in one entertainment box to broaden its appeal and that's fine but don't forget the people who made the xbox what it is i.e the gamers. Give me an xbox that plays great games and make the other one for those who want to do everything the Xbox one does. It's all the extra gadgets that are going to make it more expensive and price me out of getting it. A games console should be a bloody games console the end.

What would really rock is this.

I've heard skype during a game is going to be possibe, but...if I could Google the internet for a car pic, and have it on the screen AND Forza open so I can look at and paint a car at the same time, woohoo! And then, and here's the pay off, instead of a picture of the car, record a 30 second video of the car as the camera pans around it and post that to Flickr...

So, elimination of the T-10 uploading crap, elimination of 3rd party hardware/software for video creation, and hopefully uploading capability to flickr ( big hope here) and I'll be orgasmic.

But, it's still wait and see mode...

I know this, all you crazies running around announcing the sky is falling are gonna stroke out.

As Stewie would say "Chillax, it's all good".

There are no real next gen games on PC. We haven't seen real next gen games yet. On any format. 

This sucks !

Microsoft confirmed to Joystiq only Xbox One controllers and accessories are supported by the new console. The new system won't support the Xbox 360 controller or Xbox 360 Kinect. When approached, a Microsoft spokesperson provided us with the following statement:

"Xbox One was designed from the ground up with entirely new technology to deliver a new generation of experiences for both games and entertainment For example, the Wireless Controller will connect to the console using high speed data transfer to enable higher fidelity headset audio and future controller add-on experiences that are not possible with Xbox 360 wireless technology. Additionally, the all-new Kinect sensor's ability to locate the wireless controller is dependent on new technology. In order for Xbox One to deliver robust, meaningful gaming scenarios for all users across all experiences, only Xbox One controllers and accessories will work with the new console."

Microsoft previously confirmed to Polygon and Engadget the Xbox One won't support the Xbox 360 controller or Xbox 360 Kinect respectively. Neither is surprising, given Microsoft's new system has a redesigned controller and a next-gen edition of the Kinect sensor.

However, while it isn't explicitly said, Microsoft's statement seems to indicate the Xbox One won't support any Xbox 360 accessories. When asked on Twitter if the new system supports Xbox 360 headsets, Xbox Support reiterated the statement we received, saying, "Only Xbox One accessories will work with Xbox One, which helps us deliver better headset audio and other benefits."

• Via: Polygon, Engadget
• Source: @XboxSupport (1), (2), (3)