Xbox One Will Record All Of Your Achievements

It really is amazing that the Xbox One has gone from a system that was hated upon heavily when first announced to something that is now highly anticipated by gamers everywhere. Upon the console's initial reveal, Microsoft had a bunch of plans and policies in place that really, just didn't make very much sense. In the months following, they changed, reversed and switched things up to position the console as a must have come this holiday season.

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It really is amazing that the Xbox One has gone from a system that was hated upon heavily when first announced to something that is now highly anticipated by gamers everywhere. Upon the console’s initial reveal, Microsoft had a bunch of plans and policies in place that really, just didn’t make very much sense. In the months following, they changed, reversed and switched things up to position the console as a must have come this holiday season.

Today, we’re hearing about another great feature that the company has added in, and that’s the automatic recording of all your achievements. Yes, that’s right achievement whores, every time you unlock one of those precious little gems, the Xbox One will automatically capture and store the past five minutes of video for you to watch and share.

Now, this might not seem like a big deal but I can assure you that there’s a large group of people out there who are probably ecstatic about this, and I don’t blame them. Achievements are a big part of the Xbox’s culture, and to have this feature included on the Xbox One is fantastic news for those who are serious about achievement hunting.

Tell us, are you into achievements and if so, are you happy about this new feature on the Xbox One?


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