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Xbox One looks a lot like a VCR so let's compare the two Requires you to connect+All VHS's work, new, old to the internet to register games. No used games, can't lend games, must in stall to play used, you can even make your own! Lend them to your friends, record new stuff on them! -Requires you to use a camera that is always on +You can control it from the remote, OR on the device itself! Options! Looks like an old 1980's VCR +It may look like an old 1980s VCR ('cause it is) but at least it tells the time on it's ugly front -Is not backwards com- patible +Freaking had adapters to let you play camcorder tapes on it! +Play movies, make movies, record shoWS +Plays games VCR seems to be more user friendly than the new Xbox. Even letting you choose what you do with the media you bought. Gx3R.com

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