vivster on 17 November 2016
| GarlandSteve74 said: Considering the only arguable downside to the Xbox One is it's lack of power, I really don't see any reason why the Scorpio wont be a huge success. Well, assuming they don't launch it at $599. If they can get this machine out next fall at around $400, I think it's going to surprise (and anger) a lot of people. Microsoft just can't make the same mistakes Sony has with the PS4 Pro. |
I'd wager that library is a way bigger factor here than power. I kinda doubt that the Scorpio will sell any more than the X1. Don't forget that to be a bigger success it has to convince people who already planned to get a PS4 to get an Xbox instead. Lst time I checked console buyers aren't really after power. People who actually care about that power might as well get a PC since there is barely any difference between that and an Xbox now. So which demographic do you think the Scorpio will capture besides people who already are Xbox fans?
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