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Reader Discussion: What Features Would You Like To See Added To New-Gen Consoles?
Earlier today, we reported that Microsoft hasn’t completely abandoned the idea of backward compatibility on Xbox One. This came as a surprise given how insistent former leadership was that it ideologically undesired and technically challenging.
However, both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are designed with more flexibility in mind. Future firmware updates could make “impossible” features a little less “im” and a whole lot more “possible.”
We want to know what you’d like your recent (or near future) console purchases to have on board that they don’t now.
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