I guess more tech savvy members can answer this question, if the X1X is what it is at $500 in late 2017, what should we expect the PS5 to be in late 2018-late 2019 at the $399 price range? I think that price range makes sense.

And also, can the X1X last through the PS5's gen at those specs?

Thanks for all serious answers.

Well it should, because most PCs are used for office work.

@valgaav_219: It didn't automatically get 10s, it deserved the 10s it got. You take your time, put your heart into development, and it pays off in the end. Just like GTA gets 10s, because it's the best game in that genre. The best games of their genre's deserve 10s. GTA is the best sandbox adventure game, Zelda is the best action RPG game, Mario is the best platformer, Metal Gear is (was) the best stealth game.....so they get 10s, that's how it works. Graphics haven't mattered since last gen, it's just something people like to hold onto when they have no good games to play.

As long as I get to actually play games that work, and not have to wait 10 years for a flop (SC).

Wait a minute.....this game is STILL not out yet?

Are you forgetting Mario Odyssey? I bet it gets a 9.5 or better. Zelda is already a 10 (better graphics than Wii U version) and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is sure to deliver a high quality and memorable JRPG experience. The thing about Nintendo games is that they give you pure joy and are always top notch quality.

Does it really do that?

TBH, looks like a gimmicky SOCOM to me. Maybe I'm missing something.

Great first party support, actually has an identity, doesn't rely on yearly sub-par multiplats. I want one.

Dude, It's pretty bad. At this point the only reason I want the One X is from the nostalgia of the original xbox and 360.