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Kear_Bear_3747 t1_iv2x2t9 wrote
There won’t be a television
[deleted] OP t1_iv2zej9 wrote
Brain implants is where it's at!
Kear_Bear_3747 t1_iv2zxro wrote
Yup exactly
[deleted] OP t1_iv3nssv wrote
Elon is on it already.
Wolverine78 t1_iv5e5et wrote
The console itself being a controller would present a lot of complications , you would have a lot of people out of your system ( and you want people spending time on your platform playing and buying games etc ) whenever the controller is out of order. You want to make it as comfy and easy as possible for costumers so that they remain in your ecosystem and not the other way round.
Having controllers as a separate accessory is always better to make money , people buy on average from 2 to probably 5 controllers throughout each console generation. It makes more sense having a smaller hardware that connects to your screen with separate controllers.
AdMelodic6055 t1_iv5gts6 wrote
Probably be a controller and a box to stream to. I prefer to have a game collection though
Nightryder88 t1_iv5kw58 wrote
There’s a Netflix series called black mirror. One of their episodes got this spot on. Implant in your head like your actually in the game
CnamhaCnamha t1_iv691ek wrote
Not any time soon. Sure the new XBox and PS are bigger than ever. Gotta love that sexy wee Switch though.
keiranninjaspirit t1_iv6vf06 wrote
We will have well moved on by then into virtual reality..this will be old school
GraffitiTavern t1_ivdbnd6 wrote
Going back to the good ole' days of plug-n-play games I see. But I think it will depend, I could def see Xbox doing something super minimal like that, but Nintendo, probably not. I don't think there is any one 'future' of gaming because people will like different experiences.
A_lost_10mm_socket t1_iv2o3c4 wrote
I think Google stadia was onto something. With this generation of consoles manufacturers are figuring out that hardware doesn't make a lot of money but games do. So I'm thinking that future consoles will just be a Roku like stick that just streams games from a central server.