What tech should be in the next gen consoles?

So with the PS4 and Nextbox rumored to be revealed at the next E3 what tech do you think should be inside the PS4 and the nextbox. Also what pricing point should Sony and Microsoft put on these consoles?

I honestly have no idea. But my guess for the pricing point should be...

$350 - $500

yonny616 wrote:

What tech should be in the next gen consoles?

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Online services will probably be one of the biggest factors. We've seen Microsoft really try to push the XBOX as the all-in-one box for your entertainment with stuff like social media and live TV.
Sony will probably aim for equal levelling with Microsoft since it is widely regarded that they have the inferior service out of the two.

You would think that price would have to be somewhere affordable for most people as we saw how much damage $599 did this generation.

ghost23 wrote:

Online services will probably be one of the biggest factors. We've seen Microsoft really try to push the XBOX as the all-in-one box for your entertainment with stuff like social media and live TV.
Sony will probably aim for equal levelling with Microsoft since it is widely regarded that they have the inferior service out of the two.

You would think that price would have to be somewhere affordable for most people as we saw how much damage $599 did this generation.

But the tech was fairly new when the PS3 dropped. The cheapest Blu-Ray player you could get at the time was around $700-800 (some were even over a $1000) so the PS3 was a bargain when you think about it.

The major problem with this gen is the limited RAM, mainly, so as long as both consoles have at least 2GB,devs should be happy. As for CPU and GPU's? I haven't got a clue.

Stoney wrote:

ghost23 wrote:

Online services will probably be one of the biggest factors. We've seen Microsoft really try to push the XBOX as the all-in-one box for your entertainment with stuff like social media and live TV.
Sony will probably aim for equal levelling with Microsoft since it is widely regarded that they have the inferior service out of the two.

You would think that price would have to be somewhere affordable for most people as we saw how much damage $599 did this generation.

But the tech was fairly new when the PS3 dropped. The cheapest Blu-Ray player you could get at the time was around $700-800 (some were even over a $1000) so the PS3 was a bargain when you think about it.

The major problem with this gen is the limited RAM, mainly, so as long as both consoles have at least 2GB,devs should be happy. As for CPU and GPU's? I haven't got a clue.

He was speaking from a sales standpoint, the general population will not spend $600 on a console, regardless of features.

Well first they need to be carefull what the put into the console like overpriced tech that increases the price but nobody really needs. Also FREE ONLINE FUCKING MICROSOFT YA CUNTS. Probably more features like ghost already said: social media, tv, exclusive features depending on the console. Hopefully a price tag around 400-500$

MS will never let LIVE be free, when morons are happily paying for the service.

You can complain all you want, but at the end of the day, you'll still end up paying for it....

Idk, I probably won't buy a console next gen. BUT, I think like Ghost said, online will be even bigger. And they should make the console more of an overall media server system.