+1
I wasn't sure about the complete warranty but it's better than one year's cover, I guess. As for build quality, I remember dropping my 360 controllers many times and they worked perfectly. In fact, I don't ever recall them breaking (quite apart from the consoles themselves, lol) These new efforts seem much more fragile.
Haven't played chiv 2 but chiv 1 was tons of fun and this looks even better. If by solo you mean not in a party then yes. It's a ton of mindless multiplayer fun.
I wish I could offer the fix, because I have this issue also. I'm using the official Xbox wireless headset with my Series X. The stuttering/dropouts only seem to happen in menus or cutscenes, never gameplay. Not all games do it, but The Ascent definitely does, as does Gears 5.
Yeah I've noticed this too. I get a notification pop up on my phone and then there's a delay before it shows up on the console. Also had party notifications show on my phone but never appear on my console.
360 controllers we're very heavy and made of a harder material iirc
The latest alpha build patch notes say it's fixed! I'm not an Insider and I don't know how long it normally takes for these fixes to reach the main build but hopefully not long.
Great! Thanks for this! I hope that's the fix we're waiting for. I'm not an Insider but I'll keep an eye on this.
I remember all of our 360 controllers eventually having really loose analog sticks, which could cause drifting at times.
It might be worth the time investment for you to just buy an old 360 from Gamestop or something, set it up and insert you card and upload to the cloud, then just return the system. AFAIK theres a 7 day return window for used consoles and games.
would you have happened to have backed those up into the cloud before putting them on the memory card? If you have Ultimate you can boot up Fallout on the Cloud (i think) and check if your save is still there that way.
The Groove Music app still works? I kept seeing stuff online saying that it was discontinued so I assumed I needed to find an alternative.
Yeah it still works, you just can't stream music from your one drive account any more.
How exactly are you streaming music to your Xbox? I installed the Groove Music app but I can't seem to figure it out.
What app are you using on your phone to stream the music? and are they on the same network
I tried both Poweramp and Samsung Music but I couldn't figure out how to connect either of them to my Xbox. And yeah, they're both on the same network.
when your playing the track on samsung music press the button circled and you should see the pop up, then select console, if you have a samsung phone make sure you have smart view enabled
Alright, that works but I'm not able to use any of the music controls like previous, next, repeat, etc. from my Xbox, only from my phone. All I can do from the Xbox is pause the music. Is it supposed to be like that?
It's technically CFexpress Type B, so the form factor isn't proprietary.
It's technically CFexpress Type B, so the form factor isn't proprietary.
But it's a PCIe 4.0 x2 card, and CFexpress cards are PCIe 3.0 right now. So in a way, "ahead" of the CFexpress standard at the moment.
Unfortunately that's the only way I have been able to get it to work I believe it's because Microsoft stripped out all of the groove features and just left it bare bones. The only other way is to use Spotify.
So it went away by itself after I put it in rest mode and came back.
