6Tflops is not enough for 4K gaming, in fact 4K Ultra in most games is out of question even at 30fps, maybe at 10fps they will make it...

More cinematic experiences? 

Better use that power for better AA and graphics, ultra settings at 1080/60.

Here is proof that Scorpio is doomed when it comes to Triple A 4K Gaming. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEXL0XQglJI

Need more? 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuViSYChy7Q

Get REAL, dont fall for PR Hype. 

It's a console it will work.

Not that I think the game will run at 4k 60fps (4k 30fps at best, and probably many games will just be upscaled from 1440p), but I also doubt they are going to add any extra effect options to the games. They are going to want to optimize it for Xbone hardware and Xbone S hardware, and not provide too many sliding settings( as you would on PC.) 

Is this based on a PC with that spec? again should this come down to going over the fact that GTAV runs on an xbox360 with its massive 512mb of RAM when a PC with the same couldn't even load the intro graphics, stop comparing them on paper it'll do you no good.

Same as always, wait and see imo, don't judge something 18 months before it is on a shelf, or judge it... but relax, it won't bite you from the future!

Honestly when they said 4k gaming I knew that was just PR talk. Only games I could see running at 4k are really small indie games . 

Edit: I'd be more than happy if they just manged to make every game run at 1080p 60fps. Maybe even 1440p. 

That'd be great really, but I don't understand Phil came out and said unless you had a 4k tv then scorpio would do nothing for you, I mean... surely it could easily bump up those games running at 720/900p to 1080p handily enough, was a really strange comment.

The Xbox One can do most games at 900p. 3840 is 2.4 times 1600 (900). 2.4 squared (because there's two dimensions) is 5.76. There are 5.76 times the number of pixels on screen for 4k than for the Xbox One's usually 900p.

The Xbox One has 1.31 teraflops. At 6 teraflops, the Scorpio is 4.58 times the power of the Xbox One.

Just doing those simple calculations (which, I assure you, is grossly oversimplifying things), the Xbox One shouldn't be able to do 4k, even keeping the framerates of the original Xbox One. The Scorpio would need about 7.55 teraflops to do 4k, keeping everything else constant.

http://wccftech.com/amd-rx-480-faster-than-nano-980/

199$ and has 6Tflops. In a year and a 1/2, that'll be closer to 100$. Similar price as the XB1 and PS4 GPU when they launched, so it can go for 400$

Phil Spencer is a big talker. I knew it the moment he mentioned. 60 fps at 4K is too much. For example 4K video player requires minimum 2GB of RAM. Plus in 2017 it will already be outdated.