| Leynos said: Every console generation as the previous-gen gets long in the tooth and newer consoles adoption rate gets higher bigger games to favor new hardware and smaller games linger on a little longer with niche audiences. |
For sure. And with the PS360 generation, the PS3 and 360 were so close in sales that they died out at relatively similar times. I'm predicting a very different dynamic this time around, because Xbox is offering an unusually inexpensive upgrade path for Xbox fans (Series S) and because the Xbox One didn't do nearly as well as the PS4. You could add in the PS4 being a little more powerful than the Xbox One and having a more flexible memory management environment, both things that should make scaling games down to it easier, as a third reason. So I predict late in this gen we'll see more than a few AAA third-party releases come out on PS4 but not Xbox One.
Your reply states a fact, but doesn't suggest you either agree or disagree with my assertion, and I'd be curious as to your thoughts. :)
Oh, and I'm a huge DC fan and I love your profile pic! :D
Last edited by scrapking - on 15 November 2021
