FentonCrackshell said:
Too taxing on the CPU. |
Did the 3DS have a better CPU than the Switch does?
aiwass said:
Sure... it may take some time. But just how long? It's been five years since this guy took over. All I've seen is promises of next year being huge for Xbox! Year after year after year. And what's been delivered since then? Sea of Thieves? Backward compatibility, Game Pass, Play Anywhere, etc. is all well and good, but it just screams of desperation and half-hearted attempts at winning over consumers. Is it so hard to make games? Those features bring nothing new. The purchasing of new studios may possibly be a step in the right direction, but Microsoft hasn't had the best history with this sort of thing. Time will tell. Seems like Microsoft might slowly be phasing out serious, competitive gaming hardware. With the poor and increasingly low sales of the Xbox One family of consoles, it would make a lot of sense and be a good way of saving face to just release some kind of streaming box with a few exclusives to sweeten the pot, with no real intention of competing with PlayStation or Nintendo. Offer some of the non-gaming amenities Microsoft seems to like to push along with it and you have an Xbox that's carved out its own corner and doesn't have to worry about competing with the big boys. |
Agree 100%. I have little confidence in Spencer, especially when it comes to managing studios and game development, or at least finding competent people to do so. They aren't pumping out a ton of exclusives right now, yet Sea of Thieves and (seemingly) Crackdown 3, were allowed to be developed with such low standards. Phantom Dust was supposed to be a full remake, but instead was knocked down to a simple remaster. Scalebound was cancelled due to MS's meddling with develop, wanting more added to the game than originally agreed upon, without further funding. We all know about the mismanagement of Rare. I'm just failing to see any signs of great oversight. And adding a bunch of new studios to that environment, but still having the same people in charge doesn't bode well in my opinion.