You're either on glue, or the shittiest troll I have seen in a long time with your "opposite world" bullshit posts.I think so as well since Sony decided to buck the mid-gen refresh.
You're either on glue, or the shittiest troll I have seen in a long time with your "opposite world" bullshit posts.I think so as well since Sony decided to buck the mid-gen refresh.
Mid gen refresh is a new console. Looks vastly different and has features the series x doesn't have. It's a new console. It's not even debateable. You should of said next gen console. Not new.That's not a new console like the ps5 slim isn't a new console. It has the same specs. We're talking new gen or at least pro-level as "new console"
It’s not different. It’s a bit smaller and that’s it. Morr features…are you sure about that?Mid gen refresh is a new console. Looks vastly different and has features the series x doesn't have. It's a new console. It's not even debateable.
they put a 2tb ssd in it lmao.It’s not different. It’s a bit smaller and that’s it. Morr features…are you sure about that?
It’s the opposite, the console is loosing more features than gaining: this console can’t play discs. Everything is the same: chip, components and price-wise.
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I'm still scratching my head why all the forums are talking about these old tweets from September. It's a concerted effort to deflect from the awful November sales. The worst since 2006These paid bots always try to damage control after negative xbox news
That’s what I keep thinking. Skip the ‘Pro’ cycle and release a new Xbox 1-2 years ahead of the PS6. Grab the hardcore early adopters and always have the cheapest console (not like the SS) in the market. Xbox would need to concede the power advantage to PS, but sales matter more.
Xbox might have to abandon the XsS and XsX, but the ten people who bought it might not mind, and they already did it with the OG Xbox.
Very similar to the 360 strategy.
Its the same console in a different shape with no disk driveit is a new console but okay.
I bet he thinks they put out a new console every time they sell different colored plates or wrapsIts the same console in a different shape with no disk drive
It's a console revision a mid gen refresh wasn't even a thing till last gen with PS4 pro & Xbox series X where they actually beefed up the specsI bet he thinks they put out a new console every time they sell different colored plates or wraps
nah i bet it'll be 2028, factor in a year of delay for covid. Also die shrinks are getting harder and harder to do so increased performance isn't going to magically appear. PS6 will probably have all sorts of AI acceleration bits in it (so will MS, big rumors are windows 12 is going to lean heavily into AI hardware acceleration - AMD just went on stage with a Windows dude last week and they said they're gonna be needing all the AI performance they can get). But right now the direction of AI is still in flux. MS runs a big risk of putting out a new xbox in 2025/2026 integrating early AI processing hardware, who knows if it's going to be powerful enough. At least they'll be able to put the tragedy of the series s behind them - but who's going to partner with them to get 3rd party software if they're seen as a risk for abandoning ship and not even selling 30m units?Where did 2028 came up to begin with?
2026-2027 still the ballpark for PS6.
You could make a sound guess than given current performance, releasing a "new" console in 2025 is more favorable to MS since Sony's PS5 will have all the legs it needs to stay around for longer, while the Series is currently cratering by Year 3 already.
Whether they release the white flag or not is anybody's guess at this point.
We disagree there on those dates. I don't think this is going to be the longest console generation ever since PS3, nor surpass it by 1 year. As for Ai etc... this is all going to be limited by pricing considerations of console hardware. and hardware will only go so far above projected dev-needs future wise (usually a small cushion) - specially considering there is very little practical use atm, and current hardware is hardly been pushed at all. If anything, tech lag and stagnation for game engines across the industry is staggering - due to lack of r&d investments.nah i bet it'll be 2028, factor in a year of delay for covid. Also die shrinks are getting harder and harder to do so increased performance isn't going to magically appear. PS6 will probably have all sorts of AI acceleration bits in it (so will MS, big rumors are windows 12 is going to lean heavily into AI hardware acceleration - AMD just went on stage with a Windows dude last week and they said they're gonna be needing all the AI performance they can get). But right now the direction of AI is still in flux. MS runs a big risk of putting out a new xbox in 2025/2026 integrating early AI processing hardware, who knows if it's going to be powerful enough. At least they'll be able to put the tragedy of the series s behind them - but who's going to partner with them to get 3rd party software if they're seen as a risk for abandoning ship and not even selling 30m units?