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But it says Xbox when I view the page source code.

If they did drop it then they made a smart move, but what a waste of time and resources. That probably cut a big chunk of their budget if they did end up dropping Lockhart.

I don't think so. The technology behind this way of playing games is make or break, especially if it's a streaming only option. If it works beyond expectations people will pay for an instant library of games regardless.

There's still a chance that the lower end model will still appear. The Halo Infinite press release mentions "consoles" when referring to Project Scarlett.

The Xbox camp is literally going through all five stages right now. I like that Andrew is sticking to his guns and not backing down.

I don't think we know that for sure? Weren't those boards shots from an Xbox One X?

People expecting this to be vastly superior to PlayStation Now or Stadia are going to be extremely disappointed. It's going to be on par or worse.

This guy is a tool.

Or they're measuring FP16.

So to relight the multiple Scarlett consoles, this was in the press release for Halo Infinite. Microsoft just created a lot of confusion by not confirming Lockhart's existence.

After hearing Miyamoto was going to be on stage I was for it was going to be cloud related or Game Pass. Neither came.

Indeed. There's nothing in this game that suggests it's "next gen". There's even gameplay footage and that just confirmed it more. It might be cross gen, but current generation consoles have no problem running this game.

I was concerned for base consoles too until I saw the results from the PlayStation Meeting. Fast forward 5 years later and we have stuff like The Last of Us 2... that game looks insane to me still.

This was pretty obvious from the get go. RemijHBO.

This was better than anything in the Microsoft conference.

You're damn right. Despite some of the stuff sounding underwhelming, mostly the GPU specs, these new consoles are going to shine in a closed box format. I can't wait until E3 2020.

Not to mention Microsoft didn't claim faster load times versus PS5, directly. We don't know their testing methodology.

Sony claimed days before 120fps and demonstrated load times. We've seen nothing from Scarlett. Only thing not confirmed is hardware ray tracing.

Their pre-launch was little tid bits to curb Microsoft's initial Scarlett reveal... Which in my opinion, took the wind out of their sails. Just very good foresight.

Sony skipping E3 is amazing foresight.

I mean if you want to say the indie filler trash is new sure, but that's exactly what it was. Lemmings complained about Sony showing the same shit and when Microsoft does it it's okay. Edit: 60 games sounds impressive, but when 80% of it is Steam level indie shit, we'll... Yeah.

True. It was a let down and then they immediately saying wait until E3 2020... Yeah, bad timing. Oh well, this is typical fuckery.

Yeah, but Ori did look pretty amazing. Halo Infinite could have had a better showing, but I like where it's going. Feels like a reboot of some sorts. I haven't followed closely, but that was my impression.