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Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Xbox wants to define "the future for where the Xbox ecosystem's going" in 2026, has "a lot of exciting things to share"
Ultra Magnus.
Xbox wants to define "the future for where the Xbox ecosystem's going" in 2026, has "a lot of exciting things to share"
Next year, next year, next year, sport, sports, sports, TV, TV, TV....
Growing up, they probably thought the Jaguar was more powerful than Saturn and PS1 because it had double the bits! You do the math!As I mentioned before this is the same joker that laughed out loud (along with others) during the PS5 reveal with Cerny saying (along with others) they were way behind the Series X power wise and spent way too much money on the SSD solution
Plus those guys later, before the PS5 officially launched, said something along the lines they see why Sony was releasing a PS5 Pro, they needed it to just catch up with the Series X as they knew Sony was launching a Pro before the PS5 ever hit the streets
I read that as $2k+"the next-gen console is gonna be a very premium, very high-end, curated experience.
IA, IA, IA, Windows, Power, IA, IA..Next year, next year, next year, sport, sports, sports, TV, TV, TV....
"we want to celebrate the great legacy and the history that we have with Xbox as well as defining the future for where the Xbox ecosystem's going,"
Could care less what Jason Ronald thinks. That guy is no Cerny.
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So after almost 25 years... they are STILL selling the 'just w8 next year' idea ?! For Chirst sake... if this did not work when MS was complacent with gaming area, just imagine NOW
Ultra Magnus.
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Xbox wants to define "the future for where the Xbox ecosystem's going" as it celebrates its OG console's 25th anniversary in 2026: "We have a lot of exciting things to share"
Xbox also wants to celebrate its "great legacy"www.gamesradar.com
Xbox apparently has "a lot of exciting things" up its sleeve for the 25th anniversary of its original console next year, and will be both celebrating "the great legacy" of the past and "defining the future for where the Xbox ecosystem's going."
That's according to Jason Ronald, vice president of next generation at Xbox, who spoke to BBC News in a recent interview (below) following the release of the ROG Xbox Ally handheld. During the conversation, Ronald makes reference to the classic Xbox titles available to play via Xbox Game Pass, saying that the company feels a "responsibility" to preserve them.
"Great games are timeless," he begins. "And I think we not only feel a need, but also a responsibility to preserve the games from the past and enable them to be played in entirely new ways."
Asked if there are any plans to bring any more OG Xbox games to Game Pass going forward, Ronald says he "can't announce anything today," but teases some big things to come in the next year.
"In 2026, it's the 25th anniversary of Xbox, and we want to celebrate the great legacy and the history that we have with Xbox as well as defining the future for where the Xbox ecosystem's going," he continues. "So, I can't confirm or deny what you're asking, but stay tuned. We have a lot of exciting things to share next year."
Mysterious stuff. Xbox leads have been talking a fair bit about the future of the company and its hardware lately – Xbox president Sarah Bond teased back in October that "the next-gen console is gonna be a very premium, very high-end, curated experience. You're starting to see some of the thinking that we have in [the Xbox ROG Ally handheld], but I don't want to give it all away."
Whether Ronald could be referring to potential hardware reveals is another matter, though, especially since he was being asked about future Game Pass additions. "Defining the future" of the ecosystem and lots of "exciting things" certainly sound promising, though, so we'll have to wait and see what the company has up its sleeve.