The_Liquid_Laser said:
Actually none of those platforms were disruptive. PS1, PS2, N64, Gamecube...none were disruptive. PS1, PS2, N64, and Gamecube were not disruptive, because they improved the specs compared to the previous generation and the prices all went up. It's just that with Playstation the hardware was more expensive but with the N64 the cartridges were more expensive. As a whole, both systems were more expensive compared to the SNES, the leader of the previous generation. That is the opposite of disruptive. |
Disruptive can also mean that it's a new feature or capability that when introduced changes how the industry works. It disrupts the status quo of the industry. The most disruptive thing we've seen this generation is the concept of GaaS, which has completely changed how so many games are designed and developed.