New Xbox Live Experience ...

[Mr.Pandah]

Well when you log onto Xbox Live tomorrow, it will automatically update and I believe you won't be able to go back to the "classic" interface. Nothing like being able to choose, right?

 

[D_987]

Just wait till tommorrow before you complain.

Why put off what you can do today, for tomorrow? (See what I did there?) If you know whats going to happen, then what is waiting for it to happen going to do?

Also, thanks for all the input on the conversation!

I see, but Im just saying, we don't know what most of the old themes will look like.

 

[Mr.Pandah]

Just wait till tommorrow before you complain.

Why put off what you can do today, for tomorrow? (See what I did there?) If you know whats going to happen, then what is waiting for it to happen going to do?

Also, thanks for all the input on the conversation!

I see, but Im just saying, we don't know what most of the old themes will look like.

Actually we have a general idea, thanks to Susan Arendt covering the New Xbox Live yesterday. Most themes just get sliced to all hell and if they aren't made for the new Xbox Live, then too bad for you.

 

[Cyclomega]

Oh I'm so going to regret logging to XBL next weekend...

 

[KingPotato]

Last time I checked, all the themes work perfectly fine and am 90% sure there hasn't been anything said to the contrary, so unless someone has some proof than your all getting your nickers in a knot over nothing. The themese are supposed to look even better without all that crap on teh current dashboard coving them all up.

 

[Anton P. Nym]

So please clarifiy this to me...

NBLXE actually forces you to keep the new web2.0 coverflow ripoff interface and (sort of) "erases" the classic interface ?

No. (Or "Phail". Whichever you prefer.)

NXE puts the new interface up on the main screen, but if you want to use the blades of the previous dashboard interface instead you just press the "Guide" button on the controller. You can choose which to use.

-- Steve

 

[Cyclomega]

So please clarifiy this to me...

NBLXE actually forces you to keep the new web2.0 coverflow ripoff interface and (sort of) "erases" the classic interface ?

No. (Or "Phail". Whichever you prefer.)

NXE puts the new interface up on the main screen, but if you want to use the blades of the previous dashboard interface instead you just press the "Guide" button on the controller. You can choose which to use.

-- Steve

First of all, it'd be "Fail", not "Phail", and I was asking a question.

Seconds, so if I get it right, by pressing guide I can revert the display to the classic interface or do I only keep the one that appear by pressing guide ?

 

[Mr.Pandah]

Well if Steve is correct, then I apologize, Cyclomega, in making you worry.

 

[Cyclomega]

Well if Steve is correct, then I apologize, Cyclomega, in making you worry.

I always worry about graphical "upgrades" because I usually go against the flow and hate user-friendly web 2.0 rounded-edge soft colors layouts... It also applies to web pages...

If Steve's right, he's saved me some RAGE each time I'll turn my 360 on (I usually spend a lot of time on the dashboard making up my mind about my games, which achievement I'll then aim for, and planning my future TV avd screen settings).

 

[Mr.Pandah]

I hear ya on that, I think it will be a welcome change though, regardless of us losing out on our themes and what not >_< Just a shame they have to go like they are (Unless they make them work better then what I've seen of them)

 

[TylerC]

My friend got a early release of it, and we both agreed that it really really. Sucked, and I guess you'll see for yourself.