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Does it offer support for my vast collection of Xbox 360 faceplates?

So is this a proper new Xbox (to put it in PlayStation terms, is this the PlayStation 5?) or a minor upgrade to the One X aimed at enthusiasts?

It does, once you choose your character you're in space within seconds. So it loads some stardust, a distant planet and the map overlay. It does not load the inventory, that shit loads whenever it is least convenient.

I like the look it, reminds me of a more bulky Apple AirPort Extreme. And for the sake of everybody's sanity, I do hope in 2021 there'll be no Xbox Series Pro that's better but not that much, Xbox Series XZ 1.5 Lite that's less powerful than the Pro but powerful than the vanilla one but comes without a drive.

Off-topic but related to Capcom Remasters - how about Lost Planet?

Wasn't 0 a bit naff? The whole character swapping and shared inventory malarky felt clunky and dragged the pace down. The one particular enemy design was neat though.

PlayStation All Stars 2.

Start with 0 and see if you like it. It is the best introduction, much better than any of the PS3 games. You have 0 now, just install it and give it a go. If you enjoy 0 you can just play all of em in order on that console, which is 0, Kiwami 1, Kiwami 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Please someone correct me if I am wrong (and someone did, thanks @Cheyenne, @gossi the dog and @Mr. Gerbik) 0 and Kiwami 1 were cross-gen in Japan running on the old engine. Kiwami 2 and 6 are full fledged PS4 games meaning they both use the Yakuza 6 engine. 3, 4 and 5 are simple remasters of the PS3 version.

4 was my favourite, now it's just behind 0.

Allow me to add it's done by Bend Studios. 1996 Bubsy 3DPlayStation 1999 Syphon Filter 2000 Syphon Filter 2 2001 Syphon Filter 3 2004 Syphon Filter: The Omega StrainPlayStation 2 2006 Syphon Filter: Dark MirrorPlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2 2007 Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow 2009 Resistance: RetributionPlayStation Portable 2011 Uncharted: Golden AbyssPlayStation Vita 2012 Uncharted: Fight for Fortune For their first open world game with a captivating story and characters, they knocked it out of the park.

It's not flawless and boringly plain sometimes: none of the factions stand out, the skills are rather mediocre, the Hordes could have benefited from a more tactical approach. But hey, that's stuff to improve on for the sequel.

Days Gone is still a very strong contender for my Game of the Year. In fact, I can not come up with a game I enjoyed more this year.

Ace Combat’s VR is 3 or so specially designed missions that are not part of the Campaign. Don’t buy it strictly for the VR.

Setup. Payoff.

How does he smell?