We can expect tons from matters like that, tell what you expect and why. I'm sure we all know that graphics will be extreme, and hopefully being that the future consoles will have more power to them the gameplay will be amazing, so I was wondering what do you hope to see in future consoles?
[QUOTE="XD4NTESINF3RNOX"][QUOTE="hakanakumono"]Bigger expenses and less games. campzor
wait you want that????? :? topic isnt what we WANT its what we expect.
I realize now he said "hope to see." To be honest, I'd like to see consoles as they are now, just built better. Progression from this point will only harm gaming imo.
Exactly what I was about to say, and hopefully it actually happens during the next generation. Digital distribution is the future of gaming. As a PC gamer I've already embraced a platform like Steam for its slick interface. Now that it's getting the high-profile games from publishers like EA I don't see myself turning back. It's just too damn convenient.:P
[QUOTE="campzor"][QUOTE="XD4NTESINF3RNOX"] wait you want that????? :?hakanakumono
topic isnt what we WANT its what we expect.
I realize now he said "hope to see." To be honest, I'd like to see consoles as they are now, just built better. Progression from this point will only harm gaming imo.
Yes , just having better hardware and software really is all that we would need.. not any more gimmicks like the wiimote.
It's impossible to say until we know when those consoles will be released. The only thing we know for sure is there will be a greater focus on online services and digital distribution.
Graphics would increase more, (which hard 2 imagine how they would look) Games would be more and more realistic and they would try 2 make some based off every day life or something even most people play to get away from real life, its hard 2 imagine what the next generation of gaming would be right now.
Possible photorealistic graphics, fewer games, lots of digital distribution, especially on older game titles. I would also expect higher prices; I bet next gens console retail for at least $500, and as much as $800.
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