Microsoft?s strategy has been a unique one. It seems to be blurring the line between console generations and even consoles and PC. It?s making Xbox an ecosystem rather than a platform. And it?s said that Xbox Series X games will also be compatible with Xbox One and PC via its whole ?Play Anywhere? initiative. Sony, however, has doubled down on dedicated generational hardware that allows software to advance with the baseline of the technology. With that confirmation, Sony Interactive Entertainment President and CEO Jim Ryan says the company wants to give players games ?that can really only be enjoyed on thePS5.?
The quote came via an interview with GamesIndustry.biz, where Ryan says that next-gen consoles ?should include features and benefits that the previous generation does not include.? Microsoft?s strategy is inherently limiting as it tries to include the Xbox One within its family of console moving forward, which presents a ?lowest common denominator? that games must meet. If it?s also possible on this generation of console, then what?s the point of next-gen except faster load times and prettier images"
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