Except that developers that want to utilize Azure can place processes for their game in the cloud, freeing up a ton of resources for the local console to handle.
Probably want see it fully utilized right away, but the Azure platform has massive potential for developers.
The "3 OS's" isn't really 3. One of the OS's is literally just something that seamlessly links the "Xbox" OS, which only handles games to the Windows kernel OS which handles all forms of apps and such. That may sound complex, but by separating them, it allows developers to not have to worry about anything else when developing their game resource wise because only their game will be running on the Xbox OS. Also, it's worth noting that sharing the new Windows and WP kernel, both of those OS's automatically manage apps in memory (suspending and reducing) as needed by the users actions. I would think it's safe to assume the same thing will happen with the Xbox, so the Windows OS shouldn't draw away large amounts of resources from games.
