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Re: Nintendo's Doug Bowser Just Channelled One Of The Most Infamous Xbox Quotes Ever

Kilamanjaro

Doug Bowser just isn't very Nintendo. His decisions on keeping Internet connections on for people that own multiple Switches was outright dumb as I owned the launch model, lite and OLED and would often pack it up to go out only to not be able to play a bunch of my content because that device hadn't been online. They are just allowing this now for up to 2 weeks. A great improvement but their decisions don't make a lot of sense to me.

Re: Video: Phil Spencer Shows Off 'Secret Xbox Lab' For Next-Gen Hardware

Kilamanjaro

I've had a chance to visit factories like this and it's awesome they had a little tour of it. I think I can feel confident buying any device or building my own PC and it not being an Xbox after this video because it looks like I'll be able to play it in anything I want. I can finally let go but I don't wanna 😭 I've owned every Xbox, I don't wanna stop

Re: ASUS Xbox Handheld Set To Rival The Nintendo Switch 2 In Price

Kilamanjaro

I like Xbox but Nintendo has decades of experience in this and actually design their games for the device itself instead of trying to get their games to as many devices as possible which leads to many not tailored different experiences. I would prob get both though if the Xbox handheld is compelling enough

Re: Sony Causes A Stir Among Xbox Fans With Black Myth: Wukong Comment

Kilamanjaro

I just hope with the next "most powerful console ever" they don't shoot it in the leg with a weaker variant that holds it back. Series S has been great for Xbox growth & casual gamers being the most sold console of the two but it's also made getting the more expensive version a little bit moot, I benefit from 4k and 120fps but it's on just a handful of titles. If I get another Xbox at all it'll be their cheapest version, no more huge spend for something they hardly support. Still wanna build a PC since Microsoft is moving everything over there anyway

Re: OG Xbox Creator Shares His Thoughts On The State Of The Brand In 2025

Kilamanjaro

I think we will end up with options, hardware will have a place as long as we have hands and fingers and thumbs and eyes. There's something about tactile feel and control and ownership over something that will always lead to there being physical gaming products. Sure you can buy Catan, chess and Risk in a digital format but a physical set is always going to exist. Same for games with screens and perpiherals, we will want that for a very long time.

Re: Xbox Series X|S Sales Now Trailing Almost 20% Behind Xbox One In The US

Kilamanjaro

@IronMan30 it's my favorite Xbox console and maybe my favorite home console I've owned. It's fast, runs games great, supports my 23+ year old library and I've had 0 issues with the hardware. Runs as good as it did in day one! I also like the current Xbox controllers, too many have mine have nasty drift but still, I like them better than the 360 controller.

Re: Xbox Series X|S Sales Now Trailing Almost 20% Behind Xbox One In The US

Kilamanjaro

So that's why they said everything is an Xbox after reviewing their own internal numbers! I'd want to protect my job too.

I'm all for the Microsoft Game Studios brand. Let's drop the Xbox branding & keep this super simple with entry level "Microsoft gaming PCs" that are just configured same as consoles so we can pick up and play like a console with the option to go full PC mode. I would buy it! And we'd all keep our favorite IPs and not have to watch our boy get butchered.

Re: Microsoft Is 'Focused On Helping' Indie Devs Make Use Of Xbox Play Anywhere

Kilamanjaro

@WildConcept6 those are fair points. If they're doing only one sale engagement is probably not so important as the sale itself, unless they have DLC or an economy where players spend real money. Like I for example own maybe a dozen games on both Switch and Xbox, I even own some of those same games on Steam and Epic and they're a mix of AAA with majority being smaller studios I found on the Switch. I still feel it's a part of Microsoft's plan to get away from hardware and swap over to the PC ecosystem regardless of device. A rebrand to Microsoft Gaming Anywhere would solve this ambiguity imo and would be something I support.

Re: Microsoft Is 'Focused On Helping' Indie Devs Make Use Of Xbox Play Anywhere

Kilamanjaro

Won't this make indies lose revenue from not being able to sell multiple copies or what's the actual incentive for any company to want to do this? If they gave a higher profit percentage per sale or reduced the Microsoft/ Xbox store fee percentage then maybe it makes sense. For the consumer it's great but I remember being disappointed with what was on Xbox Play Anywhere with my ROG. I returned it within a week

Re: New Xbox Insider Update Aims To Help 'Free Up' Storage Space

Kilamanjaro

@Kaloudz the SSD architecture is a faster read speed than what an SD card has to offer so you get better performance. Even on the Switch, the internal storage is always faster than the external. I think for next gen consoles they require their new SSD architecture for their next gen games. Not sure exactly in case anyone else wants to chime in with more technical details

Re: New Xbox Insider Update Aims To Help 'Free Up' Storage Space

Kilamanjaro

@Kaloudz I think for a handheld it makes sense. A majority of games that run well on native hardware tend to be lower powered & do well on SD cards, like platformers or simpler RPGs. I imagine you'd want your more powerful games on the SSD. So kind of like 360 games on an HDD vs Current Gen games on your SSD