JRPGfan on 18 July 2018
| DroidKnight said: It may become difficult to count if there are no more generations for the Xbox, and the next Xbox consoles and the current Xbox consoles are all forward and backwards compatible. Future Xbox consoles may just end up getting counted with current ones without a separation in sales numbers for both hardware and software. Someone playing Halo 6 online on The Xbox 4 will be able to play with someone on an Xbox One. We could see a scenario where the Xbox One X is the low end version, an "Xbox 4 Basic" a mid range option and an "Xbox 4 Pro" a high end version for most of the next decade. The current Xbox One versions would probably be slowly phased out. |
1) Even if the "xbox one x", is forwards compatabile to play "Xbox 2" games... it probably wont be able to play Xbox 3 games, or Xbox 4 games.
2) Xbox 4 is along way away.... by then no one will have a xbox one x, playing online, the same games as the xbox 4.
Thats just silly imo.
People are really buying into this hook, line and sinker.
(instead of useing abit of critical thinking)
