Aaron Greenberg clarifies: There will be no new console |
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Well, whadd'ya know? Aaron Greenberg did step up to clarify a few things about Steve Ballmer's big announcement earlier today,
and he didn't wait a day to do so. Greenberg, who is the director of product
management for the Xbox 360, was quick to clarify: "There will be no
new console.""We're not going to be launching a new console any time soon," Greenberg told Kotaku in a phone call today. "I really believe he was speaking about Project Natal." The announcement, which indicated a "new Xbox 360" to be released in 2010, sounded as if Natal will be built into an Xbox 360.
We want to make sure people know that we're excited about Project Natal," he added, "But we're barely halfway through this generation. We're happy with the Xbox 360, so there are no changes from that standpoint. For the time being, we're really just showing a whole new category of gaming." Greenberg did mention that they've looked into the idea of Natal being built into the Xbox 360, " but we haven't announced any details for something like that," he said.
Greenberg went on:
We are saying that the Natal will run on the Xbox 360, so there's no new hardware to purchase.
What we're doing that's unique is, instead of asking you to invest in a new generation of hardware, a generation that's already well established, extending the experience even longer by adding this whole new category of experiences with Project Natal.
That ought to set one thing straight - no new Xbox 360, and Microsoft's stand about Natal running on the existing Xbox 360 is here to stay.
Natal really does get console-like treatment:
Via Kotaku
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hopefully they will see the error of their ways and support the 360 for at least 3 years after the next generation starts... huge blunder to kill the xbox, kids are still being raised on ps2 and they blew that opportunity.
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