https://gamerant.com/resident-evil-village-8-xbox-lockhart-digital-series-x/
So Lockhart is a XSX Digital?
So Lockhart is a XSX Digital?
https://gamerant.com/resident-evil-village-8-xbox-lockhart-digital-series-x/
So Lockhart is a XSX Digital?
Ah, should have clicked through. Not sure it's much different. Capcom can't really announce Lockhart, name and all.uhm the survey is from Capcom/RE
Yea...It won't be confusing when there are no Xbox One, XBox One S, or XBox One X available to buy. They will only exist on the secondary and used markets. All you will have at retail stores and new are Xbox Series X and possibly whatever they name LockHart.
Also, it's not a bad thing to just call it Xbox when it will play Original Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and the newest Xbox Series games.
Yea...
You can only buy the cyberpunk X1X. All others are now discontinued.
this is... deliberate. I don’t recall this type of behaviour prior to next gen launch. But usually after.
so they are clearing. We could get an announcement sooner that expected here.
Yea I’ve no idea either. There’s going to be a huge gap at this rate. Thing is; they already sent the message to retailers that it’s discontinued. Like; buying out of stock items, it may take over a month to come back and arrive. But this is discontinued; so I’m surprised by seeing nearly all SKUs except 1 to be discontinued 3 months or so before next gen release.I think it's been touched upon on in the thread before, but demand for Q2 probably looked very different to how they expected due to lockdown. Back when they placed their last S orders I bet they were happily looking at a stock projection that carried them nicely through to October (assuming the October Lockhart launch quoted in Venturebeat was indeed the original plan).
It does create an odd gap. Is it better marketing to announce now and build anticipation now or be all secret and surprising? I've no idea.
Edit: To add, I'm suspect that they upgraded the S/X production line to XSX/Lockhart, so there was no going back when consoles were selling better than planned.
Its the wording, xsx digital implys it's the same but without OD, like the PS5.Ah, should have clicked through. Not sure it's much different. Capcom can't really announce Lockhart, name and all.
They should have just made the poll "In the next year, Would you buy a digital-only next-gen console?"
- Not buying next-gen.
- Yes.
- No, buying one with disc
IMHO buying the disc version doesn't even imply not buying digital games. I would get the disc version just to add another cheap bluray player option and potentially have access to my 360 game collection. If MS/studios would give gamers a digital license after inserting the disc once for that 10+ years old stuff it would be "nice".
99% of my XB1 collection is digital.
Mail-in recycling would be awesome!So you're saying ause some physically unique portion of the media where the license is tied to only one gamer profile and their home console? Trouble becomes how to prevent multiple simultaneous redemptions. Only way that works is through trade-in kiosks or retail stores that are prohibited from reselling the disc.
I think it's been touched upon on in the thread before, but demand for Q2 probably looked very different to how they expected due to lockdown. Back when they placed their last S orders I bet they were happily looking at a stock projection that carried them nicely through to October (assuming the October Lockhart launch quoted in Venturebeat was indeed the original plan).
It does create an odd gap. Is it better marketing to announce now and build anticipation now or be all secret and surprising? I've no idea.
Edit: To add, I'm suspect that they upgraded the S/X production line to XSX/Lockhart, so there was no going back when consoles were selling better than planned.
Ah, should have clicked through. Not sure it's much different. Capcom can't really announce Lockhart, name and all.
I wonder if this could shift the launch dates of the new Xbox consoles to slightly earlier?..
No. The pandemic already impacted their plans of releasing Series X earlier, like in the August-September range. It possibly even pushed back any potential Lockhart retail model until next year. The Series X should still hit the typical October-November range. At least that's what I've been hearing.
So you're saying use some physically unique portion of the media where the license is tied to only one gamer profile and their home console? Trouble becomes how to prevent multiple simultaneous redemptions. Only way that works is through trade-in kiosks or retail stores that are prohibited from reselling the disc.
Yes. Does potential abuse of ancient 360 dvds really "matter" financially?