#1 at the door, walked out with 1 of 3 series X. Great technology that feels more like a machine than a console. Feels beefy and strong.
I'm throwing games at it, seeing how well it can hold them. Valhalla, snow runner, NMS
Once the game is up and running you can hop around to 30 seconds from one pause menu..
Bitchin

What kinda screen do you play on?

Fake fan, not even physically present at the launch event

What do you mean Celsius?

50" Samsung The Frame. Q60 system itself. I waited in line (a line i started) for 24 hours. Set up my tent right next to the door so it was a guarantee I got 1 of 3. Yes it has a nice fan, quiet yet good air flow coming upwards. Nice hot air that warms my hands well.

This sounds like a sales pitch.....

Good luck finding one. My pitch Is simply showing my happiness and excitement in having one. After watching Everything about the system since it was announced. Months and months ago

Seriously thought you were a bot, dude. I'm glad you're happy.

Lmao. Glad you’re enjoying it typow777. One of my big curiosities was load times. I remember being disappointed going from 360 to one. Expected much faster load transitions, especially on older and simpler games. Series X seems like it doesn’t disappoint there?

The load times are close to perfect.
It's more of a instant reaction to your request of the system. Typing, going through menus, are seamless. When in a game, so far .I've only done Vikings. the producers show off the amazing graphics on what seem to be a save point. Very hard to tell loading on the XsX because it's not really there anymore. Going into a game the first takes some time to spool but, once the game is up it's going. The Xbox it's self sounds more like a computer tower than a Dvd player. Making computer noises.. yo know what they sound like

Lol. That sounds pretty cool. You’re tempting me really bad. I keep thinking about it. It’s almost inevitable that I will eventually. It’s too early to tell but I’m curious how it does as it ages. My older xbox generations tended to slow down as they aged. It wasn’t just more complex games coming out- they did it on old games that used to be faster. It wasn’t just an old SSD because they did it with new drives. It wasn’t just work disc drive because they did it on games read from memory with no physical disc. So it’s expected that computers tend to slow with age- I’m going to be curious how soon and how severe the series X experiences this.

The assassin's vikings seems to be spoiling me od any other non series X games