Xbox One I feel like I'm being punished for buying a Xbox One.

[marthyrocks]

Don't feel bad. That's how it is when you first adopt a console out of launch. There won't be that many things. That's how I felt when I got the Vita before. Not many games to play, etc. But over time, I finally got a lot of stuff to play and try, and I eventually realized I don't need the PSP anymore. It'll come to the point, don't worry.

 

[diamondback8]

Don't feel bad. That's how it is when you first adopt a console out of launch. There won't be that many things. That's how I felt when I got the Vita before. Not many games to play, etc. But over time, I finally got a lot of stuff to play and try, and I eventually realized I don't need the PSP anymore. It'll come to the point, don't worry.

Agreed. It'll take time but you'll see that the Xbox One will be awesome. More games, more apps, more features... you'll learn to love it. But yeah, remember that if you're to move on to a new console, at least keep the old one. There's still life. That's why the 360 is still going to have some good games coming to it.

 

[KN1GHTMARE]

These are some of the reasons that I feel that I should have stuck with my Xbox 360.(Now just so people understand, these are things that will hopefully be fixed by updates and just time, but are annoying in the beginning.):

• None of my friends have a Xbox One or will be getting one soon.
• I can't play TellTale games like The Walking Dead: Season 2 or The Wolf Among Us.
• Multiplayer games like Call of duty only have 20,000 people playing it at a time.(That may sound like a lot of people, but it's not. I go to play anything and there is like 500 people playing it and I can't find any lobbies. For example, I wanted to play Squads last night and there was 74 people playing it, 800 something people playing Extinction, and so on. It's impossible to find an open lobby anymore.)
• I can't even party chat with my friends on Xbox 360. I have to Skype with them or message them.
• I can't use my Turtle Beaches to chat with people, I have to use that POS headset or my Kinect.
• I can't use my flash drive to watch movies or TV shows anymore. I have to use Skydrive and there is a lot of loading times in the middle of the show.
• Every game that I upgraded to an Xbox One version, I have to get all of the achievements over again.(It's a nice extra boost to my gamer score, but it's boring doing the same thing twice.)
• Have to click on each individual achievement in the achievement list after you get them to see what you did to get them.
• Can't view the hard drive to delete items.(Have to go to each individual item in the game store to delete stuff for it.)
• Can't play any Arcade games that I bought on my 360.(For example, I bought the new WSOP Full House Poker 2 weeks before I got my Xbox One and now I can't play it.)

List of things that are nice about the Xbox One:

• Better graphics.
• Simpler Dashboard.
• 10x bigger friends list.
• Smart glass on my ipad is amazing.(Can go to type a message on my Xbox One and then break out the iPad to type the message. I can use my iPad as a controller to my dashboard. Anything that I can do on my dashboard with my controller, I can do with the iPad. Only thing bad about Smart Glass is if my girlfriend gets a hold of the iPad, she can mess with me while I'm playing my Xbox One. For example, I'll be playing Call of Duty and then all of a sudden Netflix, Skype and Internet Explorer all open at once on my Xbox One and I look next to me and my girlfriend is laughing her ass off. Grrrr.)
• That's about all I can thing of right now. If I think of anything else I will update this post, but as you can see, I think I should have stuck with my Xbox 360. Yes the Xbox One is shinier, but be ready for a lot of disappointments as well.

Everything you listed here, except for the HDD access, was announced prior to launch. A little research would have saved you some money and frustration. I play Battlefield and have no trouble find a lobby for soem 64-player action!