Microsoft’s Scorpio is shaping up to be a beast. But this begs the question, will it succeed? Looking at the Xbox One’s glaring failures and mistakes, the Kinect, cost, and this “entertainment center” focus all tied to a singular problem: backpedaling. When Microsoft saw the large number of dissatisfied consumers when they were first unveiling the console – which at the time cost more than the PlayStation 4, they backpedaled. But it doesn’t stop just there, as Microsoft has a weak point that PlayStation has been beating them to for years
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Calm down now. It's just an iterative console. You don't see people wondering whether New 3DS failed or not since at the end of the day it's still a part of the base console it's a derivative of. Same principle applies to Scorpio.
All that will really matter is how games will be optimized for the console. How well an iterative console sells is irrelevant as long as it works the way it's supposed to.
At first I read "Why I want Microsoft and the Scorpio to fail." Well... It might as well have been.
I see some parallels between the Scorpio and the original Xbox, when it launched a year or so after the PS2. While being more powerful, the PS2 was quite well established as the market leader. It will be interesting to see what happens for the remainder of this gen. as it will no doubt have an impact on future games console development.
I really have no interest in the pro or the scorpio. I have my ps4 system and a backlog of games. I'll only give a hoot when the ps5 is announced. Still have yet to buy myself a 4k tv even. I went games over new tv for now.
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So much salt in the air, must be a storm coming...