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My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic - Another 180 for MS

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HUZZAH! TWO 180'S MAKES THE ONE A 360 Xbox One will function without Kinect August 12, 2013 2:39PM POT Ashare -35 yTweet(51 g+1'0 By Eddie Makuch, News Editor Follow Every system will ship with camera, but it won't need to be plugged in for console to function, Microsoft confirms. Microsoft chief product officer Marc Whitten has confirmed that though every Xbox One will ship with a new version of Kinect, the camera will not need to be plugged in for the next-generation console to function. "Like online, the console will still function if Kinect isn't plugged in, although you won't XBOX ONE

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WhipperSnapper

WhipperSnapper

Aug 12, 2013 at 09:26PM EDT in reply to Lizardguy

The name.

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thegreato

thegreato

Aug 12, 2013 at 07:19PM EDT

I know I should be glad for this (and I am) but, sorry Microsoft the only reason why you got rid of all that bullshit wasn't for all your fans and gamers in general but rather because of money. I'll say this, glad you got off your idiot ball but still, f*** you.

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