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"Lukaku was so important for us, not just because of his goals. If things were not going well in a game, if we could not play the way we were used to, there was always the option to use the long ball towards him.
The conversation following Scorpio’s reveal has been muddled. Xbox boss Phil Spencer said in one interview that people that don’t own 4K TVs will not see any benefit of Scorpio,http://www.wiski.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=3811929cheapjordanshoesfreeshipping.com/bolg, while in another suggested developers can do what they choose with the extra 6 teraflops of processing power housed within their new box.
It has also sparked not unreasonable questions over whether the imminent release of Scorpio will slow sales of Xbox One models and if,cheap air jordans, assuming the consoles truly have equal compatibility, what is the real point of this bump before a proper ‘generational’ leap to a new console altogether. This is further muddled by Microsoft’s decision to basically abandon the idea of Xbox One exclusivity altogether,Kicksokok.com, publishing its first-party titles across both its console and Windows 10 PCs with its ‘Play Anywhere’ scheme. It is a splendid offering, with digital games available on both platforms at no extra cost, game saves carrying over between devices and even cross-platform multiplayer, but only casts further doubt about the future of the console.
With Microsoft facing these questions head on following the Scorpio’s reveal, Sony must be delighted they chose to wait to unveil Neo. Watching the fallout of Scorpio unfold means PlayStation can potentially evaluate and adjust before detailing its own plans. But confusion is likely to reign over both companies as the release of the upgraded consoles come into view.
It feels like the console business is at a crossroads. There is the possibility that this could change the generational cycle forever,cheap jordans online, with incremental updates of consoles treated much like upgrading a PC or smartphone rather than seeing major leaps like the switch from Xbox 360/PS3 to Xbox One/PS4.
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Instead, Nintendo chose to showcase just one game on its soon to be euthanised Wii U – the new Legend of Zelda.
Nintendo has always done things its own way, but what fresh madness was this? Writing off almost an entire year of the industry’s biggest showcase while its ostensible rivals geared up for their own technical upgrades.