Phil Spencer, responsible for the Xbox division, or the next Microsoft console offers a change “substantial” due to the current Xbox One, suggesting that it may be more than just an Xbox 1.5.
While speaking at the Build 2016 Microsoft Developer Conference last week – and as is conveyed by Game Informer – Spencer revealed that not a fan of the term “Xbox One and a half” that was adopted by fans and the press since it was suggested that the company had plans to launch an Xbox One more powerful, stating that “if we move forward, I want to move in large numbers.”
“I do not know anything about any rumors [of PS4K] that are moving but I understand the motivations of other teams to do so. For us, our the is with a good performance. It is reliable, the servers are good. If we come up with something, as I said, I want to be a substantial change for people – an improvement, “said Spencer
These comments Spencer happen a month after he revealed to the fans.” Summer more hardware innovation in the console of the space we’ve ever seen. “
” we’ll see [Microsoft] launching a new hardware capability for a generation and allow the same games are compatible with the past and the future because we have UWAs (Universal Windows Applications) to run over the UWP (Universal Windows Platforms). It allows us to focus on hardware innovation without invalidating the run games on that platform. “
” We can actually feel a little more like what we see on the PC where I can still run my old Quake and Doom games, but I can also see the best 4K games that are coming, “he continued.
” hardware innovation continues and the software takes advantage. I have to skip a generation and lose everything that has previously player. “
These comments led to speculation that the company could have plans to release a more powerful Xbox One. However, the comments made last week suggest that the company may have plans to do more than that, possibly launching a significantly more powerful console earlier than would be expected, and possibly marking the start of a new generation of consoles.
the Xbox One hit the market in November 2013 and, despite having sales exceeding those achieved by the Xbox 360 in the same period, it failed to sell as many units as its rival PlayStation 4.
According to the figures released by EA in January, Xbox One’s sales rondarão 19 million consoles with the PlayStation 4 next to achieve 36 million units sold.
in September 2013, the executive prior Microsoft Phil Harrison said the Xbox One could have “a journey with more than ten years.”
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