TheZeeMan
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I wouldn't be depressed too much longer. MS is doing something new in my opinion, it's just taking time. How Sony is just about PS4 and that's about it (they really don't care about vita if you didn't know) - MS is evolving. With their recent announcement with Quantum Break being a cross buy, with "more to come" in the near future, they just tapped into and added on to create the biggest gaming market. Granted, the games won't be on the universal platform, unless they do get them working like that, but I'm guessing MS made it somewhat easy to "bridge" xbox one games to PC.
The Xbox isn't going to matter as much anymore, there will still be exclusive games to xbox only for those that do have consoles but I have a feeling MS is taking the open market approach. Think about PC gamers, they refuse to buy any console. But if the PC gamer can run Windows 10 or even the Xbox version of Windows 10 on their heavily modded PC and run xbox games...then MS wins. But its not just about winning, it's about evolving.
Not only does MS have their hand in the PC market, wait until they fix the app gap and then release windows 10 mobile or whatever they are going to call it and allow you, to freely choose, which OS you want and give you the option to replace your android OS, last I knew, Google didn't own the rights to the device on what software it can run.
The streaming thing is a concept right now in my opinion. There is no difference to stream to a PC then to a mobile besides bandwidth which conflicts with quality, but that's what the cloud is for. So fast forward, MS will end up allowing gamers to play games on ANY device literally. Add in hololens and the rift, along with surface devices, pretty much windows is going to be everywhere and you will be playing games on whatever device you have, which will be something that runs windows, unless you are into Apple and their wonderful games But albeit, MS is not just games, they are evolving as an entity with everything, with enterprise funding them and them hitting the consumer market hard...but that's just my 2 cents anyway.
The Xbox isn't going to matter as much anymore, there will still be exclusive games to xbox only for those that do have consoles but I have a feeling MS is taking the open market approach. Think about PC gamers, they refuse to buy any console. But if the PC gamer can run Windows 10 or even the Xbox version of Windows 10 on their heavily modded PC and run xbox games...then MS wins. But its not just about winning, it's about evolving.
Not only does MS have their hand in the PC market, wait until they fix the app gap and then release windows 10 mobile or whatever they are going to call it and allow you, to freely choose, which OS you want and give you the option to replace your android OS, last I knew, Google didn't own the rights to the device on what software it can run.
The streaming thing is a concept right now in my opinion. There is no difference to stream to a PC then to a mobile besides bandwidth which conflicts with quality, but that's what the cloud is for. So fast forward, MS will end up allowing gamers to play games on ANY device literally. Add in hololens and the rift, along with surface devices, pretty much windows is going to be everywhere and you will be playing games on whatever device you have, which will be something that runs windows, unless you are into Apple and their wonderful games But albeit, MS is not just games, they are evolving as an entity with everything, with enterprise funding them and them hitting the consumer market hard...but that's just my 2 cents anyway.