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Not sure I agree. Xbox is a huge driver of Netflix/Hulu traffic. There's a lot of TV/movie watching which happens inside.
by sriramk 13y ago
Not sure I agree. Xbox is a huge driver of Netflix/Hulu traffic. There's a lot of TV/movie watching which happens inside.
- TylerE 13y agoSure, people use it, but the vast majority of Xbox gamers hate the advertising-laden clustermug the dashboard has become. Guess who buys $600 consoles at launch?
- sriramk 13y agoI'm pretty sure there's no data to back up that assertion. MSFT takes the dashboard UX very seriously and it is very data driven. If you see content there, it is because people want to see it and use it. I'm also not sure the Xbox One is a console as much as it is a mix of Apple TV/gaming console/bluray player.
- marshray 13y agoI don't like seeing advertisements on my game console. Advertisements annoy me more than most people. But I only see them for the (literally) two seconds it takes to launch the game.
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- nemof 13y agosome vocal gamers hate them, the overwhelming number of gamers who don't moan on kotaku or neogaf probably don't care at all.
- leetrout 13y agoIndeed- I have drifted to 80% video 20% gaming. And the ability to watch live TV from within the console is a big win for my family. On my newer Samsung series 8 changing inputs is needlessly time consuming.
- rbanffy 13y agoBut Hulu/Netflix sales don't drive Xbox sales. I can just as easily watch them from a PS3 (or a Roku box).
- kevhsu 13y agobut why would I pay for XBOX live on top of my Netflix/Hulu subscription fees when I can use those services for free on PS3/4 or WiiU?
- maskedinvader 13y agobecause the xbox one will let you switch between your tv and game (using your voice) without you having to fiddle with your tv remotes