Isn't this on PS4 too?

I can't tell if these interviews made me more, or less, confident in the updates being made to MvC Infinite before release

@readysalted: A little over a month ago devs were still encountering this:

http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2017-05-04-gang-beasts-dev-parity-clause-means-we-cant-commit-to-xbox-one-release

@dlCHIEF58: A little over a month ago devs were still encountering this:

http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2017-05-04-gang-beasts-dev-parity-clause-means-we-cant-commit-to-xbox-one-release

Do you have something more current?

I wonder if on some level Microsoft is offended by all the backlash about $499 or the questioning of its value for that price. Clearly they feel like they made a very powerful home console (and they did!) so these endless questions must be irritating.

We're acting like the PS4 Pro or PS4 is going to hold the Xbox One X back, but the reality is the forced compatibility with the weakest link, the Xbox One S, is going to hold all four back.

And while it is well and good they may not force performance parity, Microsoft still dictates console release date parity for games that come to Xbox One and other systems, and I think we've all heard of the many developers (usually indies) who can't support that so they skip Xbox One entirely.

"I can't have somebody ripping off Mario 64 and throwing it in our store,"

"Notch wrote this Java game, stuck it on a website, put a Paypal link next to it, said 'Click here to download,' and now he's a billionare,"

I suppose the irony of these two particular statements back to back is the fact that Minecraft itself was a knock off of other block building games.

I hope the "what else" includes something like PlayStation Home. A persistent online virtual world you can explore.

@Legend_of_Link: There was some analysis I saw here: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2015-vs-backwards-compatibility-on-xbox-one

Hmm.. I actually don't think it's out of the question to come to PS3 / Wii U, too.