Kinectwill play a much bigger role in Xbox Next, with the popular motion peripheral rumored to be heavily incorporated into the cross platform features of the next-generation consolecrusadernm

It makes NO SENSE at all!

Kinect is unique XBox feature, how can it be cross-platform? It is just a world salad - shounds nice, means nothing.

Bumping in hope that somebody from Gamespot will see it...

Please have patience :)kerk12

The 56k people would not need to use anything I said. In fact I do not suggest to change interface, the only thing that I would change is that when you are in the "full image" view, then simple clicking on it would bring you the next image. Right now it does nothing. The rest of the image viwer can stay identical to what is today.

Presently it is very inconvinent to look through screens one by one. I always want to look it full size - we are not on 64k modems anymore.

Currently I have to click "next" then "view full size", then click "back to image viewr", then "next", etc. It is NIGHTMARE.

I undestand that you made it to save bandwidth. But at least PAYING customers should be able to go to the next full size screenshort without this horrible navigation. Prefereby by simply clicking on the image itself. PLEASE MAKE IT SO!

Right now, no. In the future, probably. At this moment, it's not possible to install Windows on an android phone/tablet and since Windows is the main platform for PC gaming, they can't be classified as PCs yet. Macs can use Windows, hence they adhere to the gaming-oriented definition (or System Wars definition if you will) of a PC. PS3 can't install Windows, so it's not a PC.

Microsoft has already announced that Win 8 will be compatible with ARM processors (the ones found in most phones/tablets) but compatibility with existing software is still up in the air. To put it simply: If I can buy a PC game, install it and play it on a device, then said device is a PC. Simple enough.

alexandros1313

[QUOTE="MxM"]From that perspective, consoles are also PC, with just different form factor... But we do not call them that, right?alexandros1313

They are indeed more PC-like, but look at what I wrote: "If it is an open platform and you can install the software you want". Currently, neither of those is the case so no, consoles are not PCs.