Shrygue
May 23rd, 2007, 21:04
via Xbox 360 Fanboy (http://www.xbox360fanboy.com/2007/05/23/microsoft-considered-new-xbox-every-two-years/)
In a guest essay over on The Mercury News (http://blogs.mercurynews.com/aei/2007/05/guest_essay_kevin_bachus_talks_about_the_legacy_of _the_original_xbox.html), original Xbox co-creator Kevin Bachus revealed that early on Microsoft kicked around the idea of releasing a new Xbox every two years. Bachus goes on to say that,
"our very first thoughts on Xbox included the somewhat misguided notion that we might upgrade the system every TWO years. Now wouldn't that have been disruptive!"
Disruptive indeed, thank god they scrapped such a horrible idea. In his guest essay Bachus also went on to describe the early days of the Xbox, how they brought developers on board, and what the big black Xbox's legacy ended up being. It's an insightful read into how the Xbox got off the ground and what the team's goals were going forward.
In a guest essay over on The Mercury News (http://blogs.mercurynews.com/aei/2007/05/guest_essay_kevin_bachus_talks_about_the_legacy_of _the_original_xbox.html), original Xbox co-creator Kevin Bachus revealed that early on Microsoft kicked around the idea of releasing a new Xbox every two years. Bachus goes on to say that,
"our very first thoughts on Xbox included the somewhat misguided notion that we might upgrade the system every TWO years. Now wouldn't that have been disruptive!"
Disruptive indeed, thank god they scrapped such a horrible idea. In his guest essay Bachus also went on to describe the early days of the Xbox, how they brought developers on board, and what the big black Xbox's legacy ended up being. It's an insightful read into how the Xbox got off the ground and what the team's goals were going forward.