
Like all of your favorite pieces of technology, the next-generation Xbox console is feeling the impact of memory shortages, according to newly appointed Xbox CEO Asha Sharma.

Like all of your favorite pieces of technology, the next-generation Xbox console is feeling the impact of memory shortages, according to newly appointed Xbox CEO Asha Sharma.
Sharma’s statement on the impacts of the memory shortage crisis comes from an interview with Game File, in which she was asked about the release timeline for the next-generation Xbox and how the memory shortage impacted the transition beyond Xbox Series X|S.
“All of these things are an equation. Memory costs will impact pricing, will impact availability. As we think about being where the world plays, we will take that into consideration. So we’re not ready to share a launch timeline right now. The world’s pretty dynamic. My number one focus, though, is to focus on what’s in our control, build a great console to play great games, including your PC games.”
Continue Reading at GameSpot
Read Full Article At Source
Despite its age, Valve’s Steam Deck is still one of the best ways to play PC games away from your desk, with developers continuing to…
There are a lot of great fantasy audiobooks out there, but if you’re looking to make the most of an Audible free trial, there’s only…
There’s been a trend lately of semi-recent titles receiving a Nintendo Switch 2 version and still requiring players to buy it at full price —…
Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen’s Descender is widely regarded as one of the best books to come out of Image Comics in the past couple…
Corsair strips the Sabre V2 Pro ultralight wireless mouse back to the very basics; you get no Bluetooth connection, a relatively small battery, no DPI…
Say ‘Hi!’ via Telegram today: t.me/SGBuzz