
Microsoft Europe executive Chris Lewis reckons that Kinect and the quieter, slimmer Xbox 360 S will extends the console’s life for another 5 years. Should that be true, it means we’re effectively only half way through its life cycle. “I think 2010 will be a very big year for us,” said Lewis, speaking to Gamesindustry.biz “It is, in many ways for us, mid-lifecycle. With this new, sleek design and Kinect for Xbox 360 we’ve got at least another five years of this generation, where we continue to offer great experiences for people.” “We continue to attach more games than competitive platforms and we have the healthiest ecosystem, with 25 million people connected through Xbox Live.” I’m starting to think the current consoles – while still delivering impressive games and gaming experiences – are beginning to show their age, compared to the advances made in PC graphics and physics and I would love a new generation of consoles soon. I’m just not entirely certain my wallet agrees, and with recent hardware iterations like the Ps3 Slim and Xbox 360 S it’s probably safe to say next-gen is still a way off. Source : GIBiz |
June 22, 2010
9:30 am
The advances in PC games are still not that much. DX 10 and 11 are still too hard on low to medium end hardware.
June 22, 2010
9:52 am
PS3 Exclusive games allready kills most of the xbox exlusive games in teh looks department, so yeah,another 5 years?…
June 22, 2010
11:06 am
Then Rage came along and Id showed all the other dev studios what’s possible on both platforms.:P
Believe yo!
June 22, 2010
11:21 am
Rage @ E3 was not running on 360… they ran it on PC to emulate Xbox… That worries me.
June 22, 2010
3:00 pm
It’s running on the xbox 360 just gorgeous
Check the link:
http://www.joystiq.com/2010/06/21/preview-rage-xbox-360/
June 22, 2010
12:18 pm
Nuh uh,check the G4 coverage where Tim confirms that they are running the 360 version on the stage demo.
June 22, 2010
6:40 pm
This is not a good price for just an add-on. Not even a console. Will definitely not consider getting one.