Shaki12345
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Even Michael Pachter has better takes than this dude.
That would kill the reason for the PS6 to exist. No way there's a 7 year cross-gen period. It'll be 2-3 years. MAX!
Most likely Lenovo if I had to guess based on their CES panel.Well the question then becomes which existing windows handheld brand are they going to slap their logo on?
Whoever it is will give us a good indication for who they will partner with for that upconing rumoured PC.
100%. PS6 will probably have small exclusives at launch like a Bloodborne remake or maybe another Ratchet and Clank, but gaming has stagnated. The majority of 3rd party publishers will support the Switch 2 for the next 8-10 years too. Which means it's a no brainer to support PS5 as wellMan....you crazy!!!! LOL! You think the PS5 generation will last 15 years?!?!
Just another Windows machine is a head scratcher imo also confirmed by an actual source here
if this means the xbox OS on a PC but without steam, its DoAUpdate:
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Microsoft is combining ‘the best of Xbox and Windows together’ for handhelds
The Windows handheld gaming experience may change in 2025.www.theverge.com
I have no idea why anyone expects Microsoft to just hand over its subscriber and paying base over to Valve for free.if this means the xbox OS on a PC but without steam, its DoA
if this means the xbox OS on a PC but without steam, its DoA
Very curious to see how they merge the two spacesUpdate:
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Microsoft is combining ‘the best of Xbox and Windows together’ for handhelds
The Windows handheld gaming experience may change in 2025.www.theverge.com
He's a fan of Phil .This guy yaps a lot.
I would have thought their handheld would allow native Xbox games… if they waited till next year.The decision to launch a Windows-based handheld is overwhelmingly logical.
Could anyone really expect an Xbox Handheld in 2025 that would need specific third-party support??? You would need a handheld with the power of XSS and that is impossible today.
The association with a partner and continuing to be based on Windows ensures support and will surely serve to test the market and serve as a test bed for a future 100% proprietary handheld and its desktop proposal.
Then, I am interested in knowing more about the new controllers. Will they release new Xbox controllers with new features before the new hardware or will they wait for a joint launch???
Apologies if this has already been asked, but if the next Xbox is just a PC running Windows, would MS still make you pay for multiplayer?
You don’t even have to wait, you can buy a ROG Ally and an Xbox sticker right now and you’re done!Cant wait to play PlayStation games on my Xbox handheld
I have realized Phil cannot please me. When he talks too much, I want him to shut up. Now I want him to start talking and spill the beans on Xbox's future. I am slowly starting to realize that I might be the problem.I'm getting tired of the rumors and speculation. Feels like we just go round and round the mulberry bush, over and over. I'm sure it will continue until they release the damn thing(s), though.
I have realized Phil cannot please me. When he talks too much, I want him to shut up. Now I want him to start talking and spill the beans on Xbox's future. I am slowly starting to realize that I might be the problem.
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Isn't he just taking things thatHeisenbergFX4 has been saying for a long ass time now?
Xbox really trying to see what sticks throwing a lot of hardware out there next couple of years
Everything that is coming wont all be OEM and maybe some of it will never see the light of day but it seems full steam ahead for them with again multiple skusEverything sounds quite low risk here.
Licence out the Xbox brand to the likes of ASUS and Lenovo and let them make the hardware.
The platform (Xbox app/store) on Windows 11 is already there too, so minimal effort required on that front.
Everything that is coming wont all be OEM and maybe some of it will never see the light of day but it seems full steam ahead for them with again multiple skus
main character syndromeJez has like 0 chill in him lol.
I have no idea why anyone expects Microsoft to just hand over its subscriber and paying base over to Valve for free.
A lot of people talk about how great this would be for them, but no one has thought through why it would be good for Microsoft.
I mean, the alternative here is that they could just not make shit decisions that elicit such responses?Whoa shock and awe ! An overwhelmingly negative response to something Xbox related on Neogaf. Totally unexpected![]()
It will be there for the people who want to upgrade and for people who just want to go straight from PS4 to PS6. It will be no different then the way GPUs work in the PC market. I believe it's part of the reason Sony switched to focusing on MAUs over console sales because they just want people in their console ecosystem PS4/PS5/PS6 doesn't really matter to them.
100%. PS6 will probably have small exclusives at launch like a Bloodborne remake or maybe another Ratchet and Clank, but gaming has stagnated. The majority of 3rd party publishers will support the Switch 2 for the next 8-10 years too. Which means it's a no brainer to support PS5 as well
And unless chip prices dramatically drop, I would suspect the PS6 will sell much worse. Most consumers will not shell out 7-800$ for a console. The player base will be much smaller, so the cross-gen period will last much longer than this generation
Jez has like 0 chill in him lol.
I have no idea why anyone expects Microsoft to just hand over its subscriber and paying base over to Valve for free.
A lot of people talk about how great this would be for them, but no one has thought through why it would be good for Microsoft.
Having a partnership with hardware that you'll be competing with in a few years seems like a really odd choice.
The most interesting question is what will the 2027 handheld be running that's different from the partnership devices?