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Re: Talking Point: What Should Microsoft Call The '2027' Xbox Console & Handheld?

Hydralicmonkey

Xbox Nexus. Lean hard into making the Xbox user experience universal on all devices. Don't just make an app for your modified windows handheld. Bring the console experience and expand it by adding the capabilities of PC. Make this available on any and every device. Focus on quality control. Streaming should feel seamless. The Nexus will be the central hub for your Xbox experience. Utilize the modern hardware available and add compatibility for ALL Xbox disks to run on your central hub. Windows integration into the console similar to the handheld. This allows for seamless emulation. Bind together the ease of access of a console with the opportunities of a gaming PC. The Nexus and any Streaming devices, handheld devices, PC's should have the same experience for the consumer. How you play is completely up the the user.

Re: Rumour: Xbox May Be Gearing Up To Reveal Handheld Device In 2025

Hydralicmonkey

Sign me up! I've dreamed of this since the 360 days. xCloud is something I've utilized a ton. Love the ability to play away from home so easily. At this time I'm not even considering new hardware in the near future. I'm satisfied with what I'm getting out of my Xbox Series. But this would be a no brainer for me to pick up day one.

Re: Microsoft Unveils Huge Collection Of Call Of Duty Black Ops 6 Xbox Accessories

Hydralicmonkey

I've been under the impression the Series S outsold the X by a nice margin. So why do they only offer console wraps for the X? I miss when special edition consoles were available. I HATE contest consoles and accessories. Give people a chance to actually own the stuff. I loved my Halo 3 360. It's a core gaming memory. Sucks people have to buy 3rd party decals to get that kind of experience now. Definitely a miss for Xbox. The three console wraps they offer are constantly on sale. The non-Starfield ones see steep discounts.

Re: Microsoft Says Native Xbox Cloud Gaming App Remains 'Impossible' On Apple Devices

Hydralicmonkey

@GeeEssEff This is referring to game streaming. You can't offer up more than 100 games and charge a fee. Apple wants 30% of the value, not the subscription fee. That's what I'm getting out of their legal jargon. Microsoft will bypass IOS hurdles with their own storefront via a dedicated and refined web page. They're not willing to give up 30% of a sale with something like cloud gaming. It's extremely expensive to even run Xcloud on the back end.