So MS should release those games for the Xbox series s, Xbox series x, xbox handheld, xbox new platform, ps5, pc?
Or did I miss a platform?
It has been implied to me that Microsoft prioritizes stock in the United States and other western markets during the holiday season, and towards the end of the generation, fewer consoles are being manufactured globally in general
Of course. It takes too long to kill it anyway. nintendo knew how to quickly axe the wii u.
Jizz walked into that one.
I'd say MS is removing Xbox hardware availavility from some countries it isn't because if going to launch the next gen soon, but because of lack of Xbox demand there.We've already had a thread about this topic in general, but while Jez Corden relied on his Xbox insider to support him with a steady stream of hopium/copium, the whisper accidentally revealed a bit too much behind the curtain.
While defending Xbox availability in certain countries, the insider told Jez that there are naturally fewer consoles being manufactured during the end of the generation. The end of the generation?
But with only 4 years in, we're currently smack in the middle.
Did the Xbox whisperer reveal a bit too much? By revealing that the series consoles are at the end of their generation?
Rumors swirl that Xbox is pulling out of Saudi Arabia and other Middle East regions, and now Microsoft has responded
A new report suggested that Xbox is planning to end Xbox sales in Saudi Arabia leading to widespread speculation about a total exit from the wider Middle East region.www.windowscentral.com
Nintendo, in cases where the hardware is enough to run the game decently. And soon mobile/cloud too.So MS should release those games for the Xbox series s, Xbox series x, xbox handheld, xbox new platform, ps5, pc?
Or did I miss a platform?
I was thinking the same thingI saw "Jez Corden whisperer" and I immediately thought of two things..
The horse whisperer and the dog whisperer...
Jez speaks English, you don't need some special skill to communicate with him! Lol
That wasn't by choice. Nvidia refused to continue making the OG Xbox chip, causing Microsoft to have a falling out with both Intel and Nvidia and choosing AMD for the 360, One and Series consoles.It reminds me of the original Xbox, which had a 4-year lifespan. The original Xbox did have good games, though.