celador on 06 April 2017
| jason1637 said: Microsoft are done with generations so it's just a new xbox. |
But are they really though? I mean, say the next Xbox console after Scorpio comes out 2021. It will be a big jump over Scorpio, and an enormous jump over XBox One. By that time, no way are MS first parties or third party devs going to make their games run on the current Xbox One. They will run maybe on Scorpio and the new Xbox.
So the current Xbox One will drop out of the market because it's too weak and no one is making games for it. Doesn't that pretty much signal a generation ending? And if there are still Xbox games and consoles being made, a new gen must have started at some point?
Not that it particularly matters, I'm just wondering if by definition you can ever really drop generations
