The Xbox 360 went from concept to release in under two years—an incredibly fast turnaround for a gaming console. Surprisingly, Sony inadvertently contributed to the research and development of the CPU chip that Microsoft would later use in their next-generation console. This video dives into the wild and rushed development cycle of the Xbox 360, exploring how Microsoft managed to not only compete with but also surpass the PlayStation 3 in key areas like online gaming, developer support, and overall market share.
During the intense console wars of the mid-2000s, Microsoft capitalized on Sony’s missteps with the PlayStation 3’s high price and complex architecture. Meanwhile, the Xbox 360 dominated with a strong game library featuring exclusives like Halo 3 and Gears of War, along with a robust Xbox Live experience that outperformed PlayStation Network in its early years. However, the success of the Xbox 360 didn’t come without challenges, as Microsoft faced one of the biggest hardware failures in gaming history with the infamous Red Ring of Death.
This video covers how Microsoft learned from the original Xbox, secured developer support, and pushed innovations that shaped the gaming industry. We’ll also look at how Sony responded with the PlayStation 3, and how this rivalry set the stage for the next generation with the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Whether you were team Xbox or PlayStation, the battle between these two consoles left a lasting impact on gaming history.
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an actual "true" console would take many years to develop.
anyway wish xbox 360 / 720 would come back because series x/s is boring as hell to play on. absolute BORING
AND the RROD, the worst manufacturing failure of home consoles ever imo.
PS3 also had ylod but it was less frequent
The Xbox 360 has no "graphics card", because a graphics card is an external circuit board that houses a GPU, while the 360's GPU sits on the actual motherboard.
But hey so did nintendo.
As they incidentally helped sony with their own standalone playstation by simply canceling their whole snes CD-rom addon project🥲
So here we are.
According to the sources not only the next generation Xbox will play all games that works on the XSX [OG, 360, XONE, XSX] but it will have have the Steam Store, so basically we will be able to download, install and play our Steam labrary native on this next generation Xbox.
It won't be full Windows but the Steam games will be set with a factory preset configuration just like when we install Steam games on the Steam deck. While the native Xbox games will be standard consoles games developed for this next generation Xbox system.
The 7th gen was BY FAR the biggest leap in technology going from PS2 toy cars and Gameboy Advance to the DS and PSP with Wi-fi and 360 with photorealistism
Ever since then, my PS3 and PS4 consoles have mostly been collecting dust.
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