When Kikizo asked whether preliminary work had begun on the next next-gen, Chris Lewis - Microsoft Home & Entertainment, nodded in agreement with the view that “as soon as you develop something, it’s old”, and said: “Of course we’re thinking about that… we’re constantly thinking about the next thing, we have to. It’s my point about complacency - you can’t sit back on your laurels in this business - the consumer won’t let you, the developers certainly won’t let us. So that’s happening right now.”
He went on: “We keep our development cycles very fast and high, that is the nature of the company and how we operate in terms of research and development, and that’s no different than any other part of Microsoft.
“You’ll see more over time - certainly we’re not talking about the next version yet, so give us a chance to catch a breath, will you?”
However, Lewis stressed that he thinks the lifecycle of 360 will be longer than that of Xbox 1 - which would mean 360 will be hot right into 2010
yes but the PS3 online is only free because they piggy the updates from the alternate updates on xbox live, game developers make both at the same time for convinience and BOTH are free, updates on live are free too, the only difference between live and PS3 online is the actual online part, xbox you have to pay for the premier membership, where as you don’t on PS3 as it is all on membership type, but, PS3 users pay more (yes pay) for extra content than live users, and yes you do pay for extra content, a PS3 owner i know payed for the extra COD:WAW map pack so don’t say you don’t, xbox live is free if you have silver, but then you don’t get most of the online features such as parties and the live market place, so Live is better even though you have to pay money for it, and it works better even with the recent problems, PS3 online needs serious work, which won’t happen as it’s free
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