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by maples37
22 days ago
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Microsoft also didn't do themselves any favor with that naming scheme. In the current generation (I think?), you have:
- Xbox X
- Xbox S
- Xbox Series X
- Xbox Series S Compared to:
- PlayStation 5
- PlayStation 5 Pro or:
- Nintendo Switch
- Nintendo Switch OLED
- Nintendo Switch Lite Anyone who's literate in English (and knows that OLED means "nicer screen") can immediately rank the PlayStations and Switches into "good, better, best". But with the Xbox, how is anyone supposed to know which one is which? Is the Series version better or worse? Is it a whole new generation, with whatever backwards-compatability implications that a new generation brings? I need a chart and I probably still won't be able to tell you if you ask me in a month. |
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A few years into the generation they updated the Xbox One, putting it into a smaller form factor called the Xbox One S, and at the same time released a spec bump model called the Xbox One X. I don't believe any of these are still available for purchase.
The new generation has the smaller/lower-powered Xbox Series S, and the higher-specced Xbox Series X. Leaving the overall generation with seemingly no name, other than "Xbox Series" I guess?
But yes, the names are terrible because S and X both refer to consoles from last gen and current gen.