[quote]Spencer went on to say that "we're gonna make the absolute best TV gaming console experience we possibly can, and if you decide that you want a PC gaming rig and to have an Xbox One, the fact that Microsoft has a presence in both of those places is gonna make your life better."[/quote]
Made me think about SteamOS again, and how Valve working in the living room (or trying to at least), meaning they also have a market in both desktop and TV.
Keeping it gaming, outside of corperation ecosystems and what not, would people rather buy an Xbox for the TV experiance, or will people hold out and hope that steam living room isn't one big flop?
The xbox gets cheaper over time, making it a worthwhile decision depending on what you value in video games and the hardware associated with it.
Makes sense. Phil has been so dope recently.
Like I'm glad they're coming to understand that a console is hardly in competition with the PC now and that they're two separate things.
then now they can say exclusive to windows 10 and not xbox one :quotes: I mean if not available to others consoles :v:
[quote]"Phil was able to think of a few reasons why PC gamers might want an Xbox One,[/quote]
[quote]the eternal appeal of couch co-op;[/quote]
There's no reason other than developers locking this feature on purpose for this not to exist, even worse is that most computers would handle this without losing fidelity like some games require on consoles, and even then there are ways around it for quite a few games.
[quote]shared saves and cross-system profiles; the end of “disconnected islands”."[/quote]
Is microsoft aware of steam's platform by any chances?
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