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derpysquirtle64 said:

I think there is a possibility that they will screw PC gamers at some point. They currently have only 9% of Gears 4 players on PC as well as for some other games it was around 10% as well. I think they definitely not happy with this. So they can start releasing some games only on Xbox if it will bring them more money in theory by selling consoles to those PC guys who are interested in these games. The first game which I can see not releasing on PC is Halo 6.

Well. We saw how Games for Windows Live! wen't.
It was buggy, annoying, obtrusive and it alienated the Steam player base, UWP isn't much better.

Also PC gamers, the hardcore PC gamers, the PC gamers who need to wear a hazmat suit just to be in the same room as a console, will never buy a console, regardless of how powerful or how many exclusives it has.
Then you have other PC gamers who see the console as an Augmentation to the PC, not a replacement, buying a game on Xbox and being able to play it on PC is an attractive proposition for some.

Halo 6 will not arrive on PC, let's bite this one in the butt. A Mainline Halo game hasn't been on PC since Vista/Halo 2. That isn't about to change.
There is a reason Halo 5 never arrived on PC, despite things like Forge (Which requires Halo 5's game engine) being on PC.

SWORDF1SH said:
I trust Digital Foundry's expert opinions in their write up about Scorpio. I expected more but it will still be a decent jump up. Don't expect anything too crazy though other than MS's version of the PS4 Pro.

Agreed. There are a few posters around these' parts who believe that Digital Foundry can't be trusted though. :P (They are crazy.)

It's a going to be a console squarely in this generation, it will be the fastest console this generation, but will also fall short of being next generation in terms of hardware capability.
With that said, it could have a big efficiency advantage over the Playstation 4 pro, which could give it a larger performance lead than the raw numbers imply, but we will need more hardware information before we can substantuate that hypothesis.



--::{PC Gaming Master Race}::--