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Xbox next generation plan detailed in one picture
- Thread starter Theorry
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I left their ecosystem last gen, and they've won me back this coming gen. If their first party (and Bethesda) deliver, the X will easily be my main console
That's a One X by the Series X and it looks like a Shield style device or a laptop next to the phone.
No, it's a win for people with budgets. Not for gamers. This shit is going to ruin the quality of games down the line. But at least budget gamers will be happy.
A One X and a laptop, right? Idk if that laptop is anything specific, I don't really see an Xbox laptop as something they'd do.
I mean i'm getting a PS5 because all my friends are getting one.......first, but man Xbox have turned things around, i'm actually a little torn on my PS5 pre-order now and wondering should i get an X
It's a One X by the Series X and an Android tablet by the phone I think?
After going back and forth the last two gens, I'm now solidly in the camp of all third party AAA console games will be bought on Series.
i know you hate poor people but you could be more subtle about it
is it even legal to let poor people ruin our enjoyment like this? someone please call the feds
I'll never not buy all console but tbh I kinda want to be an Xbox gamer as my main platform, they've just done so much right while it feels like I have a have to poke Sony with a stick to even get them to talk to me and even when they do they say almost nothing.
I liked it better when Sony was worried about losing and had to try to earn my dollar.
I liked it better when Sony was worried about losing and had to try to earn my dollar.
Its an extremely competitive and attractive option
Sony is pretty behind on the value proposition but probably ahead in hype exclusive titles
However I could totally see Sony buckling and making more and more of its titles available on PC in the future to stay competitive
Plus we are already seeing them get more generous in response by giving people a "gamepass lite" experience with PS Plus collection for PS5
Thank you Microsoft for pushing value and games preservation at the forefront. I may not be snagging a series X personally but I can totally see myself becoming a Gamepass Ultimate subscriber!
Sony is pretty behind on the value proposition but probably ahead in hype exclusive titles
However I could totally see Sony buckling and making more and more of its titles available on PC in the future to stay competitive
Plus we are already seeing them get more generous in response by giving people a "gamepass lite" experience with PS Plus collection for PS5
Thank you Microsoft for pushing value and games preservation at the forefront. I may not be snagging a series X personally but I can totally see myself becoming a Gamepass Ultimate subscriber!
So Ori 2, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Forza Horizon 4 or Gears 5 are... bad?
Yeah, let's be honest, you're not a gamer unless you own a RTX 3090.
Is this a new meme? First physical games were "art", now gamers with budgets are not gamers anymore?
Yep, even if you're a Sony fanboy, you only have to win with this competition by Microsoft, it will force Sony to turn up their game and do something similar with their services, it's a win/win situation honestly and good for all consumers.
Great graphic, it does feel great to be completely in thr xbox ecosystem.
One thing I'm sure they are building on as this re-enforces it is Play Anywhere and cross save between xbox/cloud <> PC.
One thing I'm sure they are building on as this re-enforces it is Play Anywhere and cross save between xbox/cloud <> PC.
Those pesky people with less budget to spend, how quaint of them to want to play AAA like us, do you imagine giving people affordable access to entertainment? *faints*
I'm in the minority with this thought, but it is just a trojan horse to force all into a all digital future. The value is great, but I don't want to stay subscribed to retain my library. I fear for the eventual online check ins ect..