In year three of the Xbox Series console’s lifespan, gamers and industry professionals are still debating how the Xbox Series S will affect upcoming titles. Since its creation, the console, which was first known as Lockhart, has drawn various complaints and concerns from programmers. The biggest criticism of the console was that it didn’t have as many features as its rival, the Xbox Series X, which might have an impact on how well it played games. Concerns regarding the console’s limited RAM have been raised by developers, who fear that it will prevent them from making bigger, more complicated games, which will result in problems like stuttering and extended load times.
The Xbox Series S’s decreased storage capacity is another issue, in addition to the RAM’s limitations. Concerns concerning the device’s compatibility with specific games and the potential need for creators to produce a separate version of their games for the platform, which would use a lot of resources, have also been raised by several developers. Recently, developers have opened out about how challenging it is to create games on the Xbox Series S, especially when it comes to memory constraints. The creators of Control and Alan Wake, Remedy Entertainment, warned that the console’s limited RAM would cause problems with game performance and development. The compatibility constraints for the console have also been mentioned as posing a substantial challenge by other developers.
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