There will always be some suits at Microsoft fantasising that people want to do spreadsheets on their tv.Isn't Xbox and PlayStation already just compact pcs? lol
Will it have windows? No I doubt it. It shouldn't.
There will always be some suits at Microsoft fantasising that people want to do spreadsheets on their tv.Isn't Xbox and PlayStation already just compact pcs? lol
Will it have windows? No I doubt it. It shouldn't.
This is arguing definitions like whether the Switch is a console.
This potential Xbox will connect to a TV and the primary input device will be a controller. The cost may be prohibitive to the mass market but its specs will be of huge interest to enthusiasts.
All the MS games being on other platforms will be of little significance to Xbox users when they can look themselves in the mirror and know that those games perform best on their "own" machine.
It won't be a PC in the typical sense, it will be an Xbox which will still operate in the console space.It's laughable that you expect an Xbox branded PC to make a dent in console space in any capacity.
As to the question, point out the expensive console boxes that have made so much of a splash in the console space that it changed everything in that direction? Hint: no one will care.
I don't see Xbox leaving but the idea of them bringing PC like performance to console and that being their differentiator is an idea that many gamers will warmly embrace.Sigh, have you read anything in this thread?
What is being discussed here is Microsoft leaving the console market and instead entering the gaming PC market, a device that competes with these…
The “Xbox” brand then merely lives on as Microsoft’s gaming PC brand
I don't see Xbox leaving but the idea of them bringing PC like performance to console and that being their differentiator is an idea that many gamers will warmly embrace.
Translation: "all that matters is having the most powerful box"It won't be a PC in the typical sense, it will be an Xbox which will still operate in the console space.
If Xbox becomes the unquestioned definitive platform to not only play their own games (especially COD) and third party titles, that's going to be a very significant development in Microsoft's favour.
Dare we even consider that Sony might start porting their games to Xbox, knowing that would be the best way to showcase those titles? Because Sony would no longer be catering to the enthusiasts in this scenario. They would still capture a lot of the mass market, but they would have to concede the high end console market, similar to what they have already done with PC.
It will be a significant cost, no doubt.Look at the price of the Series X for its specs, could you imagine the price of this thing you’re suggesting?
Series console sales have flatlined at about 30 million. How many units would this powerful Xbox shift?
Xbox’s problem isn’t hardware or power, it’s games.
I'm not making an argument that this next Xbox will sell Switch numbers. It would be an enthusiast device that will at least attract many of the people who purchased a PS5 Pro and its very existence would pose some very intriguing questions to the industry.Translation: "all that matters is having the most powerful box"
Good, looks like I'm covered on both fronts. I own the most powerful console (PS5 Pro) and a beast of a gaming PC. What's the common denominator here? We are just two people in an enthusiast crowd (an already small bunch). The market, a whole mass of people, do not give a damn about the most powerful box. You can continue to do what you do: talk yourself in circles, but reality will not suddenly shift in that direction. The less than 1000 people who care about the most powerful machine as so irrelevant that it's clear it's only about the brand for you. Otherwise, why fight this hard for such a meaningless thing?
Yes, but you still miss your 3DO.Translation: "all that matters is having the most powerful box"
Good, looks like I'm covered on both fronts. I own the most powerful console (PS5 Pro) and a beast of a gaming PC.
What does me missing my 3DO mean here?Yes, but you still miss your 3DO.
It was a reference to you lamenting the loss of it earlier in this thread, despite owning a PS5 Pro and a decent rig.What does me missing my 3DO mean here?
You are no visionary, Ganon.M14 needs to put down the crack pipe.
So..... it's irrelevant?It was a reference to you lamenting the loss of it earlier in this thread, despite owning a PS5 Pro and a decent rig.
Keep in mind that I entered the conversation after you made this post:Translation: "all that matters is having the most powerful box"
Good, looks like I'm covered on both fronts. I own the most powerful console (PS5 Pro) and a beast of a gaming PC. What's the common denominator here? We are just two people in an enthusiast crowd (an already small bunch). The market, a whole mass of people, do not give a damn about the most powerful box. You can continue to do what you do: talk yourself in circles, but reality will not suddenly shift in that direction. The less than 1000 people who care about the most powerful machine as so irrelevant that it's clear it's only about the brand for you. Otherwise, why fight this hard for such a meaningless thing?
You have shown a clear discomfort at the thought of Xbox offering a more premium experience on console than PlayStation, so it wasn't unfair ofYou've yet to provide any real reason anyone would be salty. To start, the PS6 will do the job technologically. Next, PlayStation will get all of the games the next Xbox would get. Unless there is more to this than anyone knows, besides you, I'm not hearing/reading any reason that any PlayStation fans should be particularly salty.
Keep in mind that I entered the conversation after you made this post:
You have shown a clear discomfort at the thought of Xbox offering a more premium experience on console than PlayStation, so it wasn't unfair ofvaibhavpisal to suggest there was some saltiness going on.
The next Xbox offering the best experiences on the market would be expected to induce some envy.
Envy? Absolutely not.What if games run better on PS6?
Will you have envy?
Will you be able to look yourself in the mirror?
Envy? Absolutely not.
I was just answering why PlayStation fans would be casting envious glances at this prospective Xbox.
Yes but those PCs aren't in the console space like the next Xbox will likely be. Just like there isn't much fuss at this point about Spider-Man being on PC.All about cost/benefit ratio.
There’s countless off the shelf PCs that run games better than PS5, am I envious? Nope
I have a discomfort with people who post in absolute but are driven by delusion. You and who you're supporting here are just that.Keep in mind that I entered the conversation after you made this post:
You have shown a clear discomfort at the thought of Xbox offering a more premium experience on console than PlayStation, so it wasn't unfair ofvaibhavpisal to suggest there was some saltiness going on.
The next Xbox offering the best experiences on the market would be expected to induce some envy.
There's no delusion here at all. We are merely speculating.I have a discomfort with people who post in absolute but are driven by delusion. You and who you're supporting here are just that.
Speculating? Cool. Did you read the Verge article then? What is it about and then explain what's at odds with your posts in here.There's no delusion here at all. We are merely speculating.
Speculating? Cool. Did you read the Verge article then? What is it about and then explain what's at odds with your posts in here.
What about the OP? It explicitly states..... "Windows compact/desktop PC with “Xbox” logo on it". Why would I envy that? I have a powerful computer. Also, if it's just a PC with "XBOX" on it, why would a PlayStation 6 buyer give a shit?
It's clear that he doesn't read, making it more entertaining to highlight parts of an article that he'll then dance around, look for support from his Laugh Emoji placing friend, and then say that others have a "discomfort" with his driven delusion. Rinse, repeat, merry-go-round continues.
Because it won't be just a PC. It will have a console form factor and be the most powerful machine ever seen in that space.Speculating? Cool. Did you read the Verge article then? What is it about and then explain what's at odds with your posts in here.
What about the OP? It explicitly states..... "Windows compact/desktop PC with “Xbox” logo on it". Why would I envy that? I have a powerful computer. Also, if it's just a >>>>>PC<<<<< with "XBOX" on it, why would a PlayStation 6 buyer give a shit?
"It will have a console form factor and be the most powerful machine ever seen in that space" - Based on what?Because it won't be just a PC. It will have a console form factor and be the most powerful machine ever seen in that space.
Many PS6 buyers likely won't care, but the enthusiast crowd will be alarmed to see games performing much better on a rival machine. And they will bristle even more at the prospect of PS exclusives appearing on this powerful Xbox console.
Because it won't be just a PC. It will have a console form factor and be the most powerful machine ever seen in that space.
Many PS6 buyers likely won't care, but the enthusiast crowd will be alarmed to see games performing much better on a rival machine. And they will bristle even more at the prospect of PS exclusives appearing on this powerful Xbox console.
There's no illusions here, RG.
Yes, there's plenty of delusion.There's no illusions here, RG.
HeWhoWalks asked a question and I answered correctly- that enthusiasts entrenched in the PS ecosystem would be alarmed by the power disparity with this elite Xbox console.
We are talking a significantly bigger difference between PS6 and the next Xbox than between the Series X and PS5 Pro.
Based on speculation that the next Xbox will be a very high end and expensive gaming console."It will have a console form factor and be the most powerful machine ever seen in that space" - Based on what?
Because the difference would be starker than ever seen before. PS6 vs a console that would cost over twice the price? That's a massive gulf."but the enthusiast crowd will be alarmed to see games performing much better on a rival machine" - again, I ask, why would they care now when they didn't care enough before?
They will have a PlayStation but would be asking serious questions when PS exclusives are being ported to a superior Xbox console that is vastly our performing the PS6."And they will bristle even more at the prospect of PS exclusives appearing on this powerful Xbox console" - or they'll do what they always do, buy a PlayStation instead.
The entire conversation was speculative, based on a console that doesn't yet exist and why PS fans would be "salty" about said machine.Yes, there's plenty of delusion.
What you proclaimed hasn't happened, yet this is the "correct" response. Okay.
We are talking a significantly bigger difference between PS6 and the next Xbox than between the Series X and PS5
"I answered correctly- that enthusiasts entrenched in the PS ecosystem would be alarmed by the power disparity with this elite Xbox console"The entire conversation was speculative
The whole thread is speculative. I merely responded to one poster asking another why PS fans could possibly be salty about a high end PC like Xbox console. In that context it isn't unreasonable to suggest what Xbox capturing the high end console market might look like and how that would tangibly impact on PlayStation and their userbase.Why are we?
Any source other than your fantasies?
Pretty much every post you make on this forum your head is with the fairies.
The reason for the rumours isn’t because Microsoft could shift to PC for more power, it’s because people have effectively stopped buying their consoles in great numbers and they have very little option if they want to remain in the gaming hardware space.
The whole thread is speculative. I merely responded to one poster asking another why PS fans could possibly be salty about a high end PC like Xbox console. In that context it isn't unreasonable to suggest what Xbox capturing the high end console market might look like and how that would tangibly impact on PlayStation and their userbase.
There has also been speculation about the next Xbox being a very high end machine for some time now. It isn't a rumour I invented.
Fully agree. Ironically they want you to play along with whatever fantasy THEY have about MS/ Xbox getting out of hardware though.
bro just join the PS gang and stop licking xbox anus.Dunno, pro should have this very desirable aura.
They squandered it with PSSR beta testing.
Not saying they cannot regain mindshare, with say, stellar 60 fps performance in GTA6.
Its still a hard sell cause most enthusiasts already have their systems.
A next gen system on the other hand ……
You don't need to be a visionary to recognize how insane your posts are.It was a reference to you lamenting the loss of it earlier in this thread, despite owning a PS5 Pro and a decent rig.
You are no visionary, Ganon.
Lol. This man thinks Microsoft will subsidize an off the shelf component gaming device.I'd be interested. A powerful machine at a decent price.
The way GPU prices are going, I'd be happy to get off that merry-go-round of insanity while still being able to play on PC.
It'd be crazy for MS to do this though, everyone would just install steam and never use the Xbox store.
I can’t wait for the reactions of certain people when the next Xbox runs Steam and you can play all those Sony games on it.