spleendingo
Well-Known Member
As someone planning on a day one purchase of the Xbox One, there's some planning that needs to be done. I need sketches, diagrams, and perhaps a visit to an IKEA store. My dilemma is space. Not the UFO/alien/Star Trek kind of space. But the little space I have in my apartment for another gaming system. The logical thought would be to simply trade in or sell my 360 and just replace it with the One. But I can't. Rather, I WON'T.
I've been asking around my friends list about their plans to buy the One and so far, the answer is along the lines of "I didn't pre- order, so I'll just wait until next year". So the thought of replacing my current gen system concerns me. Sure I would have my shiny new system, but no friends to chat with. No one to play games with. No one to bother at 3 a.m. because i NEED a co-op partner for Splinter Cell. Since there will be no cross platform chat between the 360 and the One, I'll have to keep it until my friends can catch up.
My other concern are electrical outlets. Currently, between me and my roommate, we own four gaming systems, three HDTV's, two laptops and smartphones, and one Kindle Fire. Add in the necessary electrical things (lights, air, microwave, etc) and our living room looks like a criss cross of snakes with six heads each! The amount of extension cords and power strips we utilize would give the fire marshal a rage stroke.
Has anyone else considered any of these issues? If so, what's your plan? Happy gaming!
I've been asking around my friends list about their plans to buy the One and so far, the answer is along the lines of "I didn't pre- order, so I'll just wait until next year". So the thought of replacing my current gen system concerns me. Sure I would have my shiny new system, but no friends to chat with. No one to play games with. No one to bother at 3 a.m. because i NEED a co-op partner for Splinter Cell. Since there will be no cross platform chat between the 360 and the One, I'll have to keep it until my friends can catch up.
My other concern are electrical outlets. Currently, between me and my roommate, we own four gaming systems, three HDTV's, two laptops and smartphones, and one Kindle Fire. Add in the necessary electrical things (lights, air, microwave, etc) and our living room looks like a criss cross of snakes with six heads each! The amount of extension cords and power strips we utilize would give the fire marshal a rage stroke.
Has anyone else considered any of these issues? If so, what's your plan? Happy gaming!
