@SolidGame_basic: I agree with him. Nintendo is more of a special case. The switch was successful because it's a handheld / console. That special hardware attracted audiences, and Nintendo capitalized. People say hardware doesn't sell software, that is something I disagree on. Hardware can definitely sell software, it doesn't mean power specifically but maybe some sort of gimmick that captures people's imagination.
That's largely where Xbox failed in the console space. Look at the ps5, with its wierd router like design, and curves. They even pumped up the dual sense controller as the next big thing. The Xbox was a box with a controller. No real imagination, because what they sold people on is the promise of the platform. I don't think that's the wrong way to go about it...because the Xbox platform, and gamepass has made both the ps5 and switch largely irrelevant. Logically, its just not worth spending thousands of $$ to play on ps5 or switch. But, people are emotional, not Logical lol.
I would say that uncle Phil should pull out a gimmick from his ass for next xbox, but that goes against what Xbox and uncle Phil philosophy.
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