superchunk said:
i.e. same box/same raw power, but one with a remote or kinect1 and other with a gaming controller and kinect2... different storage options... etc. |
Plans to introduce a low-cost alternative to its Xbox console
The device will run on the core components of Windows 8 and support casual gaming titles rather than full Xbox games typically found on a dedicated console.
We understand Microsoft will use a chipset to enable an "always on" device that boots quickly and resumes to provide near-instant access to TV and entertainment services.
Doesn't sound like they'll have the same power.
I'm not sure what this split will mean for so called 'hardcore' games. Another nail in the coffin for AA games? Casual games to sell on all devices and only the biggest AAA games left for the 'hardcore'?