Ljink96 said:
Please...please tell me how. I think "Generations" by how the average gamer interprets them, are over. Then I said the Xbox One X wouldn't hold it's own against PS5... how do you even connect the two? |
Ok, being the average gamer that I am, my understanding of generations means that every couple of years, the platform holders release new consoles that run games you can only play on them. Hence we have PS4/XB1 games thst you cant juat put into a PS3/360 and it will work.
So "generations are over" to me means that going forward, everything works on everything. I don't know which other interpretation of that phrase exists. It means that someone with an XB1x now, has (if they choose) bought the last console they will ever need to buy because in 2023, when Fallout 5 ia released you can just take the game and slap it into XB1x and it will run.
For thay to be possible, it means the XB1X (and more importantly, the PS4/XB1 but lets just pretend the XB1X is its own new generation of hardware) can and will hold its own against the PS5 and XB2. Because it will at least be able to run theirr games by default albeit at a lower rez bjt at least you can just go to store and buy a XB2 game and put it in the XB1X and it will work.
We are telling you that that is Bullshit. That there will be a XB2 and its games will not work on the XB1/XB1X. Which is the literal definition of what the average gamer understands by generations.
So yes, its contradictory to say gens are over and and also say the XB1X won,t hold its own against the PS5/XB2.
