ATI working with MS on 3rd-gen Xbox ?

even before Xbox 360's rollout later this November, could Microsoft
and ATI already be planning the development of the 3rd-generation of
Xbox? which will not be seen until the turn of the decade, in 2010 or
there about. the graphics technology that will power the future-gen
Xbox (which will replace Xbox360) does not even exist yet, not even on
paper, but in the minds of ATI and MS graphics architects. MS will
want to stay with ATI for many reasons, including full backwards
compatibility with Xbox 360 games.

I'm looking forward to my new Xbox 360 and games - but at the same
time, I'm hoping Microsoft and its partners make something absolutely
knock-out for the next-next gen of gaming.

multi-core wrote:

even before Xbox 360's rollout later this November, could Microsoft
and ATI already be planning the development of the 3rd-generation of
Xbox? which will not be seen until the turn of the decade, in 2010 or
there about. the graphics technology that will power the future-gen
Xbox (which will replace Xbox360) does not even exist yet, not even on
paper, but in the minds of ATI and MS graphics architects. MS will
want to stay with ATI for many reasons, including full backwards
compatibility with Xbox 360 games.

I'm looking forward to my new Xbox 360 and games - but at the same
time, I'm hoping Microsoft and its partners make something absolutely
knock-out for the next-next gen of gaming.

oh for ****'s sake
--
Paul (Sometimes my mind plays tricks on me)
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"Paul Heslop" wrote in message
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multi-core wrote:

even before Xbox 360's rollout later this November, could Microsoft
and ATI already be planning the development of the 3rd-generation of
Xbox? which will not be seen until the turn of the decade, in 2010 or
there about. the graphics technology that will power the future-gen
Xbox (which will replace Xbox360) does not even exist yet, not even on
paper, but in the minds of ATI and MS graphics architects. MS will
want to stay with ATI for many reasons, including full backwards
compatibility with Xbox 360 games.

I'm looking forward to my new Xbox 360 and games - but at the same
time, I'm hoping Microsoft and its partners make something absolutely
knock-out for the next-next gen of gaming.

oh for ****'s sake
--
How the hell are they supposed to know where technology will be in 5 years?
Nice marketing hype, Microsoft

"Rob" wrote
How the hell are they supposed to know where technology will be in 5
years?
Nice marketing hype, Microsoft

So you take some random person's comments as being offical 'marketing hype'
from Microsoft - way to go. Don't go believing everything you read on the
Internet will you.

Seb

Don't go believing everything you read on the
Internet will you.

Seb

Why not? It's the internet. =)~

multi-core wrote:

I'm looking forward to my new Xbox 360 and games - but at the same
time, I'm hoping Microsoft and its partners make something absolutely
knock-out for the next-next gen of gaming.

That's nothing... Sony's been thinking about the Playstation 9 for 5
years now.

http://www.methodstudios.com/mot166

Only 73 more years to go! W00t!

(Realizes I'll be 109 in 2078.)

- Jordan

multi-core wrote:

even before Xbox 360's rollout later this November, could Microsoft
and ATI already be planning the development of the 3rd-generation of
Xbox? which will not be seen until the turn of the decade, in 2010 or
there about. the graphics technology that will power the future-gen
Xbox (which will replace Xbox360) does not even exist yet, not even on
paper, but in the minds of ATI and MS graphics architects. MS will
want to stay with ATI for many reasons, including full backwards
compatibility with Xbox 360 games.

I'm looking forward to my new Xbox 360 and games - but at the same
time, I'm hoping Microsoft and its partners make something absolutely
knock-out for the next-next gen of gaming.

I was sure i posted some appropriate reaction this last night, and yet
it doesn;t appear and it isn't in my sent box... oh well.

Get a ****ing grip.
--
Paul (Sometimes my mind plays tricks on me)
-------------------------------------------------------
Stop and Look
http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/

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@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com Got on his soap box and said:



even before Xbox 360's rollout later this November, could Microsoft
and ATI already be planning the development of the 3rd-generation of
Xbox? which will not be seen until the turn of the decade, in 2010 or
there about. the graphics technology that will power the future-gen
Xbox (which will replace Xbox360) does not even exist yet, not even on
paper, but in the minds of ATI and MS graphics architects. MS will
want to stay with ATI for many reasons, including full backwards
compatibility with Xbox 360 games.

I'm looking forward to my new Xbox 360 and games - but at the same
time, I'm hoping Microsoft and its partners make something absolutely
knock-out for the next-next gen of gaming.


Kind of taking the **** now though. People starting to wet there pants
about the next next generation....

--
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My Games Collection: http://www.fooatari.plus.com/
http://www.uktransplant.org.uk http://www.blood.co.uk/

Paul Heslop wrote:
multi-core wrote:

even before Xbox 360's rollout later this November, could Microsoft
and ATI already be planning the development of the 3rd-generation of
Xbox? which will not be seen until the turn of the decade, in 2010 or
there about. the graphics technology that will power the future-gen
Xbox (which will replace Xbox360) does not even exist yet, not even on
paper, but in the minds of ATI and MS graphics architects. MS will
want to stay with ATI for many reasons, including full backwards
compatibility with Xbox 360 games.

I'm looking forward to my new Xbox 360 and games - but at the same
time, I'm hoping Microsoft and its partners make something absolutely
knock-out for the next-next gen of gaming.


oh for ****'s sake

theyre just trying to create some bluster after miyamoto said he wants
games that fill a room

FooAtari wrote:

"multi-core" news:1131057791.130010.231910
@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com Got on his soap box and said:



even before Xbox 360's rollout later this November, could Microsoft
and ATI already be planning the development of the 3rd-generation of
Xbox? which will not be seen until the turn of the decade, in 2010 or
there about. the graphics technology that will power the future-gen
Xbox (which will replace Xbox360) does not even exist yet, not even on
paper, but in the minds of ATI and MS graphics architects. MS will
want to stay with ATI for many reasons, including full backwards
compatibility with Xbox 360 games.

I'm looking forward to my new Xbox 360 and games - but at the same
time, I'm hoping Microsoft and its partners make something absolutely
knock-out for the next-next gen of gaming.


Kind of taking the **** now though. People starting to wet there pants
about the next next generation....

'Kind of???' :O)
--
Paul (Sometimes my mind plays tricks on me)
-------------------------------------------------------
Stop and Look
http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/