-Call it the Xbox Infinity. It's a cool name that is also easy to make great marketing slogans around.
-Keep the Xbox One controller but just make it a little bit bigger, more like the 360 controller's size.
-Make it backwards compatible with the Xbox One at launch.
-Make it possible to stream games from a Windows PC to the new Xbox console.
-Get rid of Kinect, but still make it possible to use voice commands to control the system and interact with Cortana either by integrating that technology into the new console itself or at least be able to use voice commands through an ordinary headset.
-Have a physical media option. I will always prefer physical media over digital, so the bottom line is if the next Xbox does not have an option for physical media then I will buy all multiplats on whatever console does offer me a physical media option.
-Utilize the great RARE franchises that they own and have not been taking advantage of. And why wait, they should start doing this right now with the Xbox One. They need to make Banjo Kazooie their Mario-like mascot; not only would it give them a great platformer series which is one genre they have been traditionally weak on, but they could also take a page out of Nintendo's book and use it for spin-offs like Banjo Kazooie Kart Racing. And they need to bring back Perfect Dark and give it the same hype that they give to Halo and Gears, this would add a different style of shooter to their lineup and strengthen their reputation for being the go-to console for shooters.
-Leverage their existing partnership with Oculus to make the Oculus Rift compatible with the next Xbox console. If people can buy an Oculus Rift and use it on both PC and the next Xbox console, I think that would be very beneficial to both Oculus, as it would lead to increased sales of their product, and Microsoft, as it would give their new console what will probably be the leading virtual reality headset and they won't have to waste money developing their own like Sony is foolishly trying to do. Plus, with the combined marketing of both Microsoft and Facebook, this would be a huge deal.
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