The usage of Xbone has Xbox One fans hopping mad, especially when the PS4 fanboys claim Microsoft has “xboned” them. But is Xbone an acceptable term or just an insulting XB1 meme?
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This is a really strange story. Maybe it is just me but almost everyone I see using the Xbone label are Xbox owners who are pissed off with Microsoft about Kinect, the ridiculous price, the inability of the system to run next gen graphics(or at least at a next gen resolution), etc.
At this stage I think MS would prefer we call it the XBone rather than calling it the XBox720.
I just call it xbone because it's easy to type, but I'm more than happy to call it something else if it offends.
Agree if you're fine with 'xbone'. Disagree if you want me to stop calling it that.