@El_Zo1212o: Man, Gun and Red Dead Redemption are not the same thing... not even close. Gun was made by Neversoft and published by Activision and Red Dead Redemption was made by Rockstar San Diego and published by Rockstar Games. At least you could put your facts straight and say that Red Dead Redemption is the spiritual successor of Red Dead Revolver... I hope you learned something.
Now back to the topic. True next game engines will eventually start to arrive next year (or in the next one) and they will use the resources of the Next-Gen consoles.
It's a metaphor.
Gun was fun but rather ugly at launch. A few years in, we get a masterpiece like RDR. The point being that no console has it's best offering out of the gate, but rather they start slow and build up over time.
This.
To be blunt, if anyone feels "ripped off" buying a new console early in it's release, it's their own fault. Launches have never been proving points of system capability. We usually won't start seeing that until 6-12 months into the consoles lifespan. History has shown this. So if anyone feels jaded for buying a console at or near launch it's their own fault for not doing the research.
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