Microsoft announced Project Scorpio—a
more powerful version of Xbox One—that, according to Head of Xbox Phil
Spencer, was designed specifically with 4K televisions in mind.
In an interview with Eurogamer,
Spencer said those who don't have a 4K display should instead buy an
Xbox One S, "because Scorpio is not going to do anything for
you. Scorpio is designed as a 4K console, and if you don't have a 4K TV,
the benefit we've designed for, you're not going to see."
Phil Spencer went on to emphasize that fans can still opt for the
more powerful model when it releases next year; however, they won't see
the benefits until they purchase a 4K TV. "Clearly, you can buy Scorpio,
and if and when you decide you want to buy a 4K television to take
advantage of the increased performance, obviously the console will be
ready for you," he said.
Naturally, Scorpio will be more expensive than Xbox One S, so Microsoft wanted to ensure there's a budget-friendly option for consumers as well. "I would say, price point is important, compatibility is critically important," he added. "We looked at 4K... talked to creators about the work they were doing on PC in order to hit a true 4K gaming experience, and six teraflops is what we needed to go hit, so we designed for that."
Naturally, Scorpio will be more expensive than Xbox One S, so Microsoft wanted to ensure there's a budget-friendly option for consumers as well. "I would say, price point is important, compatibility is critically important," he added. "We looked at 4K... talked to creators about the work they were doing on PC in order to hit a true 4K gaming experience, and six teraflops is what we needed to go hit, so we designed for that."
Reports also suggest that the XboxOne S model will run everything better from the dashboard to games with the bit of extra processing power that was put in the smaller version, for an over all better Xbox experience.
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