| BillyBong said: I guess we'll just have to see how what you're suggesting pans out. This was my only gripe with mid gen console upgrades, is the fragmenting that will occur once it's decided that fragmentation is ok beyond just graphical fidelity. Once you cross into fps advantages and assume it's ok on consoles, especially same gen consoles, and on mp focused games like this, then you've successfully divided your userbase, at which point why buy consoles if each tiered gen leaves you in the dust? I hope this remains just an MS thing. They want to divide their group, fine.. but I can see this not ending well regardless..it's like a " you want to keep playing, you'll have to upgrade your console every few years".. sorry, but you're not PC. I could upgrade much cheaper on PC to keep playing.. |
Could u upgrade your pc for cheaper? 300$ every 2.5-4 years. That's a genuine question. All these pc parts that come out seam awfully expensive to me.
For the record I was against mid-gen upgrades as well. As someone mentioned console gaming has traditionally been plug n play. This complicates things a bit.
If Sony has crossplay between PS4 and 5 it will most likely happen with them too. I think the only reason they banned it for now is because the CPU inside the 4 and pro are so similar. But when it's that old jag vs a ryzen they might change their tune.
Halo MCC will sell 5+ million copies(including digital)
halo 5 will sell 10 million copies(including digital)
x1 will pass ps4 in USA, and UK.
