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I'm really starting to like this Maynard guy.
Sent from me.
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jms has agreed to provide twigg 24/7 tech support via seth for pc gamingComment
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Best Buy is offering a $100 trade-in credit if you trade in a PS3 or 360 for a XBOX One
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it would be nice if this deal applied to the ps4 - bone sales must be downComment
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The NFL Draft is when we officially get excited about football. It's the energy of the fresh new players, the hope that maybe this season is our team's year. And now we get to experience all that... without setting down our Xbox controllers. The Xbox One's already feature-packed NFL experience gives football fans a live, customizable draft day experience, unlike anything else. Starting today, Xbox Gold members will be able to experience the 2014 NFL Draft with an all-new draft channel and all-new draft-related content. On Thursday, May 8 through Saturday, May 10, all Xbox Live Gold Members can get up close with the NFL Draft, by streaming the event live through the NFL app on Xbox One.
The snappable Draft Tracker is what makes the experience really cool and unique. Whether you're watching the draft live, watching a movie with the family on Netflix, or sneaking in a few quarters of “Madden 25,” the Draft Tracker will keep you updated on each team's pick. The app works like you'd expect: The teams are listed in their draft order, with details on what kinds of players they still need. When they make a pick, the app updates instantly and shows who got drafted, allows you to access highlights from that player and what team is on the clock.
“Our NFL experience currently features a large volume of NFL Draft videos and analysis, with new video content arriving daily,” said David Jurenka, executive producer of Sports at Xbox.
In anticipation of the draft, fans can jump into the NFL app right now to check out the top prospects and watch highlight videos and expert analysis for every team. Check out Sammy Watkins' amazing mid-air catches to see why he might be the hot new wide receiver or find out what the combine scores might mean for Mizzou superstar Michael Sam.
“The control we give to fans is what makes our system unique,” David said. “If your team drafts Johnny Manziel and you want to see some clips of him, you can just jump in and do that. We’re taking what has traditionally been a passive TV experience and making it interactive and personalized.”
The NFL Draft is three days of in-depth coverage. Miss a day? Not a problem. You can watch highlights and get recap about who drafted who from the previous draft days, while you're watching the current picks live. The NFL experience and the unique Draft Tracker pretty much turn whatever game you're playing (or show you're watching) into an up-to-the-minute Draft command center. The Draft Tracker works like any other snappable app, so you can do whatever you want – even Skype with your friends while your team is on the clock.
And when the 2014 NFL Draft is over, your NFL app is still a great resource not just for the regular season, but for the weeks leading up to it. According to David, the app will continue to be updated with more preseason content. “When the NFL starts rolling over to preseason activities this summer, our app will roll over, too – so it will always have the most relevant news and videos.”
To experience all of what Xbox One has to offer for the 2014 NFL Draft, make sure you've got the NFL app downloaded on Xbox One. It's available now, and chock-full of amazing features that go well beyond the 2014 NFL Draft.
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That sounds cool, and even though it's not technically the same thing, it reminded me of an awesome feature Madden had several years back for fantasy football. Does anyone remember it? You could conduct your fantasy draft through Madden and at least for the bigger name players you would see little Madden highlight reels for the player that was selected and then some insight from Trey Wingo and others. It was awesome so of course EA took it out.
Being able to keep up on the draft while still doing something else (tv, game, etc) is a pretty great feature. I'll probably still end up watching it while I', running on the treadmill though. Ha. I need to download that app though.
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anyone else noticing that the xbox has been saving the state of you game?
For example on Sunday night when I am done racing in Forza I just shutdown the xbox. When I turn it back on and go to Forza it is exactly where I left it in Forza.
Kind of like Google Chrome just started doing to me.Comment
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Oh man, I need to try this.
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