I do think Xbox needs two consoles next generation, but have the weaker one still decently powered. So the cheaper one is say $500 or $600 and have the ultra powerful one cost $1,000 or whatever makes sense given the specs.
Why do I say the cheaper one should be $500 or $600? The Series S is underpowered and that was $300 at launch and sold at a decent loss. At the higher price it will be more inline of having a Series X and a Series X Pro, rather than a Series S and Series X. If that makes sense.
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