| prayformojo said: What you're asking me to do is suspend more than 30 years of gaming hardware trends and redefine what it means to be "next" gen. See, I've been gaming since the 2600 and every generation meant better hardware. Even Nintendo did this from the NES>SNES>N64 and then Gamecube. Every console doubled itself in power. They were into making core gaming machines until the Wii. So now that they decided to change and do a 180, I'm suppose to redefine what I believe next gen means simply because they said so? Next gen has always meant getting more powerful hardware capable of rendering physics/graphics/AI unachieveable in the prior gen. |
"next gen" just means that it's the next generation of hardware. If you 'believe' that it means something else, you really should re-examine how you interpret the term. Processors are not the only pieces of hardware that make up a console.
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