Forgive me. I?ve been rewatching the entire Fast and Furious series after finally convincing my wife to watch the whole thing, so there are incoming analogies to street racing tactics, ridiculous stunts, and dead favorite characters returning to life. Am I stretching somewhat" Yes. Am I stretching a lot" Ok, yeah. But somewhere in the rubble of a city that just had a ten-ton vault dragged through it is something insightful about Microsoft and Sony and their next-gen consoles.
Today, Microsoft unceremoniously released a blog from Phil Spencer detailing the Xbox Series X. It?s the next salvo in the long lead up to next-gen release. While Sony popped up out of the foxhole early last year to announce some details, and then again in October to confirm the name and release window, we still don?t know anything all that significant or concrete about the console. Even the previously reported backwards compatibility has come into question as Sony is apparently still ironing out the wrinkles. Microsoft, meanwhile, is already talking about the extraordinary power of the Series X and just what the console will do to improve on this gen.
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