Microsoft Xbox One

Yes and No. You can track an IP address or a serial number by contacting police and Microsoft HQ (which with verification ) you can tack the stolen Xbox. However, there really isn't a simpler way to find the console sadly.

No Xbox One does not have Siri.

Unfortunately No.

The initial setup for the Xbox One gaming console obligates an Internet connection.

$499 (USD)/€499/£429

I would personally choose the Xbox one if given the choice.

Yes but I myself don't like turtle beach I recommend Tritton headsets I think they are better. You cant use 360 headsets on the one

No

Microsoft has announced it will make no attempt whatsoever to offer backwards compatibility with either the Xbox (original) or the Xbox360.

XboxOne will be a stand alone console that plays only it's own games.

The only thing that may be possible is 'remastered' editions of popular old games. However, these will be entirely new editions programmed from the ground up to take advantage of the new hardware and will be released as 'new'. Very few games are on the possible list of remasters. Regardless of whether they remaster any old games or not, you will not be able to play the old versions on the new console, ever.

Wolfenstein new order would not load after chapter 5 on your Xbox one because it requires an x-box with a higher specs.

La forza del destino by Verdi (it's over 2 and a half hour piece from which advert took a fragment, good luck finding it:) (bazinga!))

Naturally one would assume that because a newmodel comes out, its instantly the best, but this isnt always the case. The xbox one has many more added features, one of which is a built in capture card. It will can support better graphics than the 360. This doesnt mean all games on the xbox one will look better than it would on the 360, it just means the video game companies can ramp up their visuals and relase a game in full hd. But heres the thing, games are still going to be made for the 360. So if your a hardcore gamer or somone who makes money of of gaming, youd probably want to be up to date, but if you like to play video games here and there there really is no need to go eptying your wallet for features you may never even know exist. technology-wise, yes the xbox one is way more advanced. But depending on what kind of gamer you are, the 360 could be right for you.

Yes, Xbox 360 will still have Live because its part of the Microsoft Company and part of the Xbox company also

The xbox 1 because the palystaion's graphics are worse than the xbox 1. the xbox 1 has better graphics and way much more accsesories.

You only need multiple Gold accounts for Xbox One if players wish to play at the same time. If players do not wish to play at the same time they can share one account.

Yes, it will work.

PS4 confirmed supports ExFat format (read & write) from USB Thumb Drive and USB External Hard Disk Drive - Tried it myself. Not an Xbox One owner, so not sure on that console, but it should be since it's using Win 8 as an OS...

Chris Messina who currently plays Danny Castellano on The Mindy Project.

You could sell your Xbox One to help pay for a PlayStation 4. You could also try to save up so you can buy a PS4 while keeping your Xbox One.

Microsoft Points were discontinued in 2013 in favour of local currencies. Therefore you can only purchase digital content using your own currency on the Xbox One.

Xbox one is better because it simply is more advanced; watch the E3 videos

Xbox 360 games that u already own on the 360 can be sent to your Xbox one with your saved data.

No. Unfortunately not

no

No, the Nintendo Wii cannot play Xbox One games

Yes but i wouldn't recommend it. Sometimes it makes other buttons on your controller not work. Only do it if you know what your doing.