"At launch, we've heard there won't be any "Xbox Scarlett"-exclusive games for years"

[Fatboi1]

We're expecting the new Xbox consoles to come with an all-new OS, based on Windows Core OS, which we've been covering for some time now. Expect an all-new dashboard based on the Fluent Design System, with the speed and fluidity at the forefront. The next Xbox will be fully backward compatible with the existing library on your Xbox One, including X360 and OG Xbox back compatibility. At launch, we've heard there won't be any "Xbox Scarlett"-exclusive games. For at least a few years, games will ship on both the Xbox One consoles and on the new Scarlett consoles, as is typically the case during a generational transition.

All the good stuff we expect to see at E3 2019
. This system sound trash already

Update May 30, 2019: Due to some confusion over this paragraph, I've updated this section. We've heard that there's a possibility that, at least at launch, there will potentially be a period where new Xbox Game Studios titles launch for both Scarlett consoles, and original Xbox One consoles. This potentially pertains to the completion of Game Core, which is a development environment that won't be coming to the older Xbox consoles, as it's tied to the development of Windows Core OS. The finer details on this are very scant, so take it with a pinch of salt.

 

[Nobodyknows]

Who said that?

 

[StatUS]

Doesn't matter nowadays, everything's based on x86.

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

Call conumer friendly moves trash brehs

 

[Batsute]

Call conumer friendly moves trash brehs

Backwards compatibly is consumer friendly?


Thats such a small minority these days, Xbone is gonna need exclusives beyond Halo Forza Gears.

Theres a reason they are trying to get exclusive marketing rights for certain games. DMCV, NiOh 2 etc

 

[Pressure]

Why wouldn't they make games that play on Xbox one x and Xbox scarlet?

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

Backwards compatibly is consumer friendly?

 

[Legal]

I'm no XBox fan, but they're just playing semantics to make it sound worse.

Basically there won't be any games that ONLY run on the new box for a few years. The exact same thing happened this gen, with there being what felt like a longer cross-gen window than normal.

And besides, this is to be expected, as Microsoft is trying to push to a point where XBox is a gaming platform that doesn't require specific hardware from them. One of the first steps, I guess, would be keeping two generations of hardware supported for as long as possible.

I think that thinking might effect people rushing out to by the new one, but who knows? I could be wrong.

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

This is clickbait and a neg worthy offense

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Erased

 

[julesocean]

Guess I'll just keep my One for those years then... Console will be cheap af by then too.

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

We went like 3 years before we saw games that weren't on both PS4/One and 360/PS3

What you talmbout?


:whatchudoingkid:

 

[IgnorantDwayneWayne]

So why buy a Xbox 2 if there are no exclusives? For slightly better looking games??

Ppl buy new systems for new games/the promise of new games.

Even xbox1/ps4 while having weak ass launch line ups had exclusives from day 1.

 

[Styles]

Forced thread

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

Consumer friendly

Continued support of your older consoles isn't consumer friendly? Explain why that's funny