Every Xbox is a slimmed-down and modified Windows.
Xbox 1 (2002) was a Windows NT
Xbox 360 Windows 8
Xbox One Windows 10
Xbox SX Windows 11
all with versions with specific services just for games.
The Windows that will come on laptops will be a slimmed-down Windows 11 Home focused on games.
The problem was that people who have played Extraction Shooters said there were too many missing features. Like Proximity Chat ...because of "toxicity". Lack of any story development even actually outlined. "Too watered down" for regular Extraction Shooter Enjoyers. Stupid amount of Aim Assistance on MnK. Questionable outdoor map design (how can something so "colorful" be so effing dull).
Not to mention people still ###### they seemed to use the Marathon name and added in the alien/npcs after the fact, stappled on some other game concept they were working on. Like Arkane Studios was forced to use Prey as a title for their own original IP, by Bethesda to sucker in people for name recognition and ownership over the Prey IP. Which backfired with lower sales, due to the people realizing not a sequel or reboot, and the people who didn't like the original Prey.
Best practice when switching platforms is to always start fresh and install chipset drivers after reinstall to avoid any issues. I've yet to find a way to eliminate problems caused by this in the same way you can just DDU GPU drivers and switch. Would be nice if they could facilitate it.
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//for example
[serializable]
class MyItem
{
public string = "";
}
I created several MyItem objects and saved them to an ArrayList "al". Then I store the arraylist to ViewState
ViewState["Items"] = al;
When the page postback, I retrieve the arraylist
ArrayList al = (ArrayList)ViewState["Items"];
But there are nothing in al. Why?
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