Joystiq -- otherwise known as the lucky bastards currently at the Tokyo Game Show -- have gotten a chance to try out the New Xbox Experience. There are some quibbles, namely that you still can't set your default online status and some elements -- like Netflix -- are oddly placed. Even with the quibbles though, the pros seems to outweigh the cons. The NXE is fast, Avatars are easy to create, and the new party system allows players to jump from game to game with ease. Best of all, according to Joystiq, is the new guide, which recreates the original Blades system. The guide allows all the same functions as the current dashboard, even allowing you to launch another game from within one already being played (and allowing you to take your party with you).
It all sounds pretty sweet to us. Oh, and it's fast. Head over to Joystiq for their full impressions.
Reader Comments (10)
Posted: Oct 10th 2008 1:33PM (Unverified) said
Speed is the most important thing for me. This is good to hear.
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Posted: Oct 10th 2008 1:36PM (Unverified) said
faster than the PS3 xbm eh?
i wish we could set our online status as a default when we login. but i can't wait for the game install feature and the 8 player private chat!
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i wish we could set our online status as a default when we login. but i can't wait for the game install feature and the 8 player private chat!
Posted: Oct 10th 2008 1:43PM (Unverified) said
quibbles like cant set your default online status?? nobody even knows or cares wtf that is. thats not a quibble , thats just retarded. find us the real pros and cons.
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