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Hated it!
ESPiN FF is awful. It is a good idea I just will not use ESPiN for multiple reasons. If they open it up to other popular site then this is pretty cool.
tailored for you, the NFL on Xbox One will deliver the best of the NFL, in a way that will completely reimagine the way you experience football from the comfort of your home. Only Xbox One can bring interactivity to live games, stats, scores, highlights and your NFL.com Fantasy Football team all together on the best screen in the house – your TV. Xbox One will personalize your NFL experience, for your team, with the best content the NFL has to offer including NFL.com, NFL Network, and NFL RedZone. Whether you’re watching the game or not, Xbox One makes it easy to keep tabs on the league with Snap mode. You can watch live TV, play games, or watch movies, while simultaneously tracking your NFL.com Fantasy Football team, or checking in for the latest scores and stats.
While you’re watching at home, Surface technology is in the stadium, on the sidelines to help protect your favorite players. Teams and trainers will implement use of the X2 concussion testing application this season to quickly diagnose potential player concussions immediately after leaving the playing field with the help of Surface tablets, helping quickly determine if they can get back in the game or call it a day.
Beginning today, NFL.com Fantasy Football is now available on Xbox 360, offering a whole new way to track your team and leagues on the best screen in your house – your TV. This destination is tailored just for you and your NFL.com Fantasy Football team, and is easy to jump into and simple to use. The Xbox 360 app brings you an endless playlist of Fantasy Football highlights, Fantasy analysis, stats, scores and standings about your NFL.com Fantasy Football team and leagues, making sure you don’t miss a thing. Consumers can head to NFL.com today to sign up for a league and get in the game before kick off on September 5th.
says in the article that it will just be nfl.com this year, and next season they'll use espn and yahoo apps as well
taken from another article
I read the article you posted, one commenter posted this link below. I'm posting it just to say Im starting to get the feeling that we will not truly know what either system is capable of doing until after they are shipped and fundamentally compared with real game performance -as in the titles at release. I still believe 100% that those expecting any visual or performance differences are going to be very disappointing but will have a great time debating these beliefs. My point is that both MS and Sony clearly want to have a "better/stronger" system and Sony has the inside track to that claim as of now, it would not surprise me if MS releases other system specs once both system are locked into release dates/manufacturing schedules/shipping schedules, (which is currently happening) etc... Another rumor and possibility was that MS could release news that backwards compatibility, while not accomplished within the system itself, would be done through Cloud application, etc etc etc
Well, Sony has been vocal that PS2/3 games will be streamed through the cloud software Gaikai that Sony acquired. I assume it will be the same for M$ as well, except that the cloud software will be home grown.Another rumor and possibility was that MS could release news that backwards compatibility, while not accomplished within the system itself, would be done through Cloud application, etc etc etc
Correct, which as long as both groups do it correctly and it works well, is fine with me.Well, Sony has been vocal that PS2/3 games will be streamed through the cloud software Gaikai that Sony acquired. I assume it will be the same for M$ as well, except that the cloud software will be home grown.