12 September 2006 - 22:46Vision cam used to display the obscene shocker!
Game experience may change during online play. It always does! I had a little chuckle reading this article at Kotaku that confirms the inevitable (sooner than anyone though possible).
When I first got my 360, I emailed Microsoft with a few random questions I had about upcomin features:
[...]My third question goes back to the custom gamer pictures, will there be an option to make it so you can’t ever see people’s custom pictures? I’m asking on behalf of concerned parents who don’t want their children seeing obscene images (made with the camera, or uploaded if uploading becomes possible.)Thanks! I’m really enjoying my xbox 360 experience so far!
…and the response I recieved:
Thank you for writing Xbox Customer Support!We deeply apologize for the inconvenience. It sounds like this has been a very frustrating experience for you. After careful review of your issue, we have determined that it is best that you call the Xbox Customer Support number for better assistance; United States and Canada : 1-800-4MY-XBOX (1-800-469-9269) International direct dial to US : 1- 425-635-7180.
For further assistance, please don’t hesitate to write back or call Xbox Phone Support. We are open everyday from 9am to 12mn Central Time.
and my favorite part:
Sincerely,
Joe
Xbox Customer Care Team
On the plus side, I also contacted Microsoft about the back-compat., and the response I got there was from a human, a helpful and friendly human at that.
Sounds like an otherwise-tame game of Uno can be as x-rated as you want it to be.
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