Last week, months after botching the reveal of its new console, Microsoft accidentally announced what could be the Xbox One's most important feature.
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Well not really as we have no idea how this system will be implemented other than:
1. Every Xbox One can be used in some way to make games
2. It isn't ready at launch
Too many important things that need answering (costs to get on the scheme, publishing rights/fees, the system in general, launch date.....) before we can claim it to be the "Xbox One's biggest innovation"
"...allowing any game player to become a game maker"
This is being repeated around as if everyone who buys the console can go home and instantly start making games. Surely Polygon (and others) aren't that stupid to think MS will just grant dev access to every Tom, Dock and Harry who wants it.
The fact is we don't know the ins and outs of this and what restrictions MS will place on it.
No one can deny this is a smart move and hopefully it pays off for microsoft. We will see.
how exactly is it innovating......that implies sony last 5yrs didnt exist.