Paris Lilly
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1,293 appearances
11 recordings
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 1 Sep
Paris Lilly’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I think that's the goal this year. So we'll obviously see, I'm assuming at Summer Game Fest or whatever, they'll debut this thing and we'll see what it is. But whatever this ASUS handheld's going to be, Windows handhelds will be able to do the same thing as far as a UI goes. Because like I said, you're essentially playing PC games on there, right? So PC Game Pass, stuff like that.
I'm more excited for the 2027 one, kind of like you were already saying. That's the one, even though it seems like it's far away, to what Blessing was just saying, as far as price and all that. But I'm more curious about, all right, what is the screen size going to look like? What is the battery life going to look like? What is performance is going to look like?
Because if you think about it, Phil has kind of already hinted that they're not really subsidizing these things anymore. So I do expect it to be expensive. And I also think with this new multi-platform strategy, the handheld is probably going to be more desirable than the console, in my opinion, unless you're tied into Game Pass or something like that. You know what I mean?
So I'm not expecting it to be cheap. It's probably going to be pricey. But I think 2027 gives them time for more of a proof of concept. Let's see what this one does. Let's see what the Switch 2 does from a performance standpoint, because I'm assuming the Switch 2 is probably going to use some form of DLSS. So I'm assuming whatever this Xbox handheld will do some form of FSR as well.
So to kind of increase performance and then have better battery life, things like that. So there's still a lot of questions. you know, to ask, you know, that still need to be answered about this. And I think 2025 is just step one in a long form process, which is probably why we're not getting Xbox's version of his handheld until the next gen, which we're assuming now is 2027.
Yeah, don't get me wrong. I mean, you know, I'm a tech junkie. So like you said, I'm probably buying a day one anyways. But I think for the average person, if you already have a Legion 2 or a Rogue Ally or something, you may not necessarily need to run out and go get this one. Or if you love your Steam Deck, you probably just stick with your Steam Deck in the short term.
And again, wait until 2027 to see whatever this Xbox branded handheld is going to be.
Thank you. Love you guys. See you soon. I will see you Monday with my son. Bring him in the studio.
I can answer that question. Thank you very much. Because, look, I'm shamelessly going to say we also talked to Phil Spencer as well.
Yeah, yeah.
He just fucking plays me off the stage.
He will always have to answer this question because to your point, I don't think they can specifically put a timeline on when one of their games is going to go to another platform. Let's just take South of Midnight as the example, right? That's a small team, that compulsion. All the resources are probably being put into, let's get it out on Xbox and PC day one.
And then later on, they're probably going to be able to focus on, all right, let's get it to PlayStation and Switch and wherever else, right? Yeah. To me, he's being as crystal clear as he possibly can that with the no red lines thing. He's telling you, expect every Xbox game to eventually show up on another platform. If they can be day and date, they will.
If they can't, they will when they have enough time and resources to port it over.
Why is this? No, I think I think you're I think you're spot on. I think you're nailing it. I mean, look, let's the reality of this. I think everything that Phil has talked about about, hey, let's get games on more platforms. And I don't want to, you know, limit a creator and all that. I think he's genuine in what he's saying. But I do think the financials has has accelerated that vision.
to get to where we are to the point where, and I don't know if you had this in the story about the hardware question I asked him as well, because I straight up asked him, I go, well, if you're putting these games everywhere, why would I get an Xbox?
You know, and his answer to that is, well, we're going to make the hardware unique enough and desirable enough that you would choose to buy the hardware versus we're going to make you buy it to play our games, which is fair. I get it. But let's see that play out in practice. Let's see whenever they announce this thing, what is it going to be? How is it going to be priced that I go, you know what?
Even though I can't play Nintendo or PlayStation games on this, I'm still going to go buy it because I want an Xbox versus why am I buying this? Because I can just go play all your games on my Switch or on my PlayStation.
Of course, of course.
yeah and i asked him about that and i mean he's for all intents and purposes that's where they're headed that's that's i think that's the future of what we're going to see between what he's talked about what jason ronald just talked about at ces which we'll see more of later this year they're going to create a custom version of windows xbox os that is simplified like steam os that you're pressing a button you're into the quote-unquote xbox experience but then if you need a desktop mode that is going to be available too which
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