Graphics are already so good it doesn't matter, Nvidia matters cuz of portability...if they can take ARM designs we can have portable gaming chips, but the issue is backwards compaitablity...can they make this work if they change Intel x86 to Arm ??

They dont even care about being the best, thats why they mediocre

Nvidia doesnt make CPUs

Really funny that you have to spin moon beams to cope.

What fiasco xbot?

their*

They won't use the same chip, Sony integrates it's own IP into the SoC.

Yes phil already confirmed it

If your fine paying 1k for a console they can do that easily.

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@@mattmccaughen7371 Gamepass is the death of xbox

Gamepass is the death of xbox*

u need help

Xbox One's 57.9 million units sold are just over half of the PS4's 117 million, The PlayStation 5 has sold 60.16 million units in 44 months, while the Xbox Series X|S sold 29.64 million units. October 2024 Worldwide Console Sales PS5 11.19M, Nintendo Switch 7.59M, Xbox Series X|S 3.25M

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you know its going to be 3, a lot of game artists will lose their jobs like myself

@@carlwheezer1544 I hope you don't lose your job over any of this. I believe in the saying that AI won't replace us, only those who won't adopt using it (if it has value in their line of work). Unless the day comes where anyone can prompt their ideal game or software for free, then we're all in trouble. But before that, from a game art perspective, I'm curious to see whether we'll lean towards using gen-AI to create beautiful raster worlds to render as usual, or towards realtime generated worlds/frames. Most people seem to think only of the latter (probably because of the popularity of Midjourney, Sora, etc.), but I don't see why generating 3D worlds isn't even better. Seems like gameplay will be more consistent and have fewer artefacts that way, as you can control the game world prior to releasing just as we do with handcrafted worlds now.

Intel has a pretty decent graphics IP right now, which makes them a decent option right now, we need to see how Battlemage scales upwards. And with consoles drivers isn't as much and an issue and still having an x86 still makes it easier for backward compat without a translation layer.

​@@DOGMA1138Look at the DIE size of Intel GPUs... No way they can make efficient consoles.

@@zbigniew2628 Battlemage reduced the die size by 33% and Intel is projecting a similar decrease for Celestial which is still coming late 2025.

Microsoft jumped from Nvidia to ATi (now AMD) when they went from the "OG" XBox to the XBox 360, without too much of an issue with backwards compatability. So, I can't really see there being much of an issue GPU wise, if they reversed that and went back to using a Nvidia GPU. It's still using the same X86-64 instruction set and architecture after all. Plus, compatabily software has vastly improved since back then. The very same goes with them jumping over to using Intel instead. However, jumping over to a ARM CPU might throw up a few issues here and there. Although a decently implemented translation layer should iron out most of the issues. Plus, Microsoft have already done a very simular thing already with Windows for ARM. I've gotta say though, if they did jump back to using Nvidia GPU's, then it would definatly hand to them a leading and invoative edge in gaming tech that they simply wouldn't get by sticking it out with AMD. Plus, it would also knock Sony firmly onto it's backfoot. Jumping over to Intel on the otherhand, then probably not so much so. Although, I've got to say that Intel's future Celestial and Druid GPU's do look pretty impressive (at least on paper).

@@fafski1199 There was no back compatibility between the 360 and the OG Xbox outside of select titles, because Microsoft moved from an x86 to PowerPC.... This isn't about the GPU but about the CPU.

lol

I'm not sure getting rid of the main competition is a good thing in any circumstance. Giving a company a monopoly will only lead to worse games.

@@snaek12 For me right now xbox games look terrible... better invest in a PS5

Its just a bootleg fsr created to sell ps5 pro for marketing's pissr will not recive updates to get better like fsr and dlss

2 out of 100 games look terrible and also runs like dog on a Nvidia 4090. Go to PC? How you gona play the biggest game this year called GTA 6?

​@@zerosam5541pssr is a trained model. Of course, they will keep updating

​@@zerosam5541is it really bootleg fsr if it looks better than fsr?

Is it? You are basing that on Silent Hill 2 and the like where developers for who knows which reason released it into the wilderness?

I personaly hate the newest, it do not fitt my hands and just feal bad. 360 was gold tho

No it doesn't. The dualsense features completely leave the stoneage xbox controller behind.

Dualsense haptic feedback and adaptive triggers make the Xbox controller inferior

@ I don’t find it as comfy and Rumble features always get instantly disabled along with inverting Y axis

Yeah I'll agree with that one

Because they will be.

nextgen xbox..... after this haha After poor sales of the Xbox Series X/S, Microsoft has begun to shift its strategy towards being a broader Game Pass platform which can be accessed across multiple devices. This push has been clear for several years now, with many former Xbox exclusives making their way to other platforms, but it’s been reinforced in a new Xbox marketing campaign which downplays Xbox consoles in favour of phones and laptops. Microsoft will stop marketing Xbox consoles in Europe Microsoft Could Stop Pushing Xbox Consoles In Europe, Other Regions Microsoft stop marketing of Xbox consoles in EMEA and focus only on Game Pass, Cloud, PC and Xbox Controllers Xbox One's 57.9 million units sold are just over half of the PS4's 117 million, The PlayStation 5 has sold 60.16 million units in 44 months, while the Xbox Series X|S sold 29.64 million units. October 2024 Worldwide Console Sales PS5 11.19M, Nintendo Switch 7.59M, Xbox Series X|S 3.25M

Because we know there will be another gen.

@@MrAdam802Not for long xbot

this way you'd also have the full 8 cores reserved for games instead of how it's done currently, where 1-2 cores are reserved for OS, making it so the ~ryzen 7 3700 those boxes use becomes effectively a Ryzen 5 3600...

@@parz1pane772 Possible but it would be a head ache for sure because a difference in drivers and API's between the different manufactures.

Thats dumb look at intel CPU bad idea AMD is king of apu

X86 to ARM emulation is pretty good these days. Emulating GPUs seems less easy. Intel GPU also seems unlikely, because they are very die inefficient. Intel is probably selling Battlemage at razor thin margins or more likely taking a loss on every GPU. I don't think they could afford that at the volume that a console demands or offer the price that console makers need.

@@parz1pane772 Sony refused to adopt rdna4 outright in the pro, instead choosing to go with an "rdna 2 with next gen features" hybrid, solely for back compat reasons. Same reasons why they didn't change the CPU much. I'm not saying Intel is a bad idea in general, but for back compat it most definitely seems to be.