Xbox Gamers Are Majorly Torn About New Hardware Teaser – Xbox

We’ve all had time to digest the This Is An Xbox marketing campaign that came out last November.

It doesn’t seem like it came as a surprise. while Microsoft Insisting on not exiting the console game, the company has been pushing alternative gaming methods for years – namely by expanding cloud gaming.

This is it Xbox The ad campaign is simply a brief summary of what we already know, which is that you don’t need an Xbox to enjoy what the brand has to offer.

Whether it’s via mobile devices, mobile phones, or smart TVs, you can access Xbox almost anywhere these days.

It’s the former mobile topic that I’m going to touch on today because Jason Ronald, Microsoft’s vice president of “next generation,” got candid about what fans might soon expect from the company.

You can check out the This Is An Xbox trailer in action below.

like I mentioned Via The Verge, Ronald recently attended a roundtable held by AMD and Lenovo centered around “The Future of Mobile Gaming.”

He hinted that Microsoft is soon planning to bring the Xbox experience to Windows computerQ. Yes, you heard me right – and it’s not about bringing Windows to Xbox.

He later explained to The Verge, “We’ve been really innovating for a long time in the console space, and as we partner across the industry, it’s really about how do we bring those innovations that we’ve incubated and developed in the console space. Bring them to PC and bring them to the mobile gaming space.”

“I would say it brings the best of Xbox and Windows together, because we’ve spent the last 20 years building a world-class operating system, but it’s really constrained by the console,” he continued.

“What we’re doing is we’re really focusing on how we bring these experiences for both gamers and developers into the broader Windows ecosystem.”

Microsoft may not be leaving consoles behind, but they’re clearly not the company’s primary focus.

While some are happy with this news, others are frustrated by the company’s recent moves.

“As someone who has a gaming PC in the living room, this is great to hear. Navigating Windows completely using a controller without a keyboard or mouse is very difficult because it was not designed with a default input method in mind. He said Optimistic despite the girls.

“This is really just a Windows phone repeating itself again in my opinion. I don’t think people want a PC/Xbox handheld, they just want a handheld that can run great games easily and smoothly and has access to the best experiences.” He replied 24BitEraMan, sits on the other side of the fence.

I think we’re going to have an interesting few years for sure.