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Why Microsoft’s next Xbox should just run Windows already
- Microsoft confirms it's not abandoning the home console market and teases a partnership with AMD for next-gen Xbox consoles.
- Speculation arises about Microsoft bridging the gap between gaming PCs and consoles with a Windows-powered Xbox.
- Hardware and interface developments have been blurring the line between PC and console gaming for years.
- The Asus Xbox ROG Ally featuring Windows 11 hints at a convergence of Windows and Xbox experience.
- Microsoft could introduce a Windows-based Xbox console with access to a vast library of Windows games.
- Consideration given to licensing the Xbox interface to other manufacturers for living room gaming hardware.
- Pros and cons discussed for Microsoft including compatibility, competition, and revenue models in this strategy.
- A Windows-focused Xbox could boost Microsoft's position in the home console gaming market against competitors.
- Microsoft's current struggles with Xbox sales contrast with its strong presence in the PC gaming realm.
- The article highlights the potential benefits of merging PC and console gaming through a Windows-based Xbox.
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