But in 2002, Willem Dafoe and Sam Raimi created a version of the character so iconic, that it's not a stretch to call it definitive. All the way back to the 1960s and the villains Silver Age origins. Spider-Man and Green Goblin go back a long way. Despite Microsoft initially planning to make the headset available only as a separate purchase, every Xbox One will ship with a headset included. The new and improved - albeit familiar-looking - Xbox One Chat Headset will cost $24.99 upon release. They can, however, exchange text messages. These changes won't be available to Xbox 360 owners in any way due to the fact that, as Microsoft's Marc Whitten told IGN, Xbox One and Xbox 360 users are unable to voice chat with each other. The difference is very noticeable, and, provided this is an accurate representation of what gamers can expect to hear for themselves on Xbox One, they should be in for a much better voice chat experience than on Xbox 360.

You can listen for yourself below or on Xbox Wire. Microsoft offered up a demonstration of what this actually means in practice with two short clips: one played back at the quality level on Xbox 360, and one at the level on Xbox One.

As mentioned previously, thanks to this new technology, speech is captured and rendered at 24 KHz PCM, a 50% boost over the capture rate seen with Xbox 360 headsets. Today's announcement also points to the Xbox One controller's expansion port and the system's new headset as part of the reason for the enhanced audio quality.

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