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Project Helix pricing may change due to memory shortages - Microsoft revealed. Project Helix is currently getting targeted by different factors outside of Microsoft’s control.
According to Asha Sharma, this next-gen console may change its pricing strategy due to memory shortages occurring around the world.
Sharma spoke with Windows Central and talked about Project Helix and how memory prices play a “big factor” when it comes to pricing of the console and its availability when it launches. Microsoft hasn’t announced a window for its next-gen console yet, but they have been strangely silent as of late.
Helix Pricing Still Unknown
Sharma went on to say that Microsoft still wants to offer a great gaming platform to developers and consumers. The main focus is to build a console that can power all the games that you’d want it to run, including PC games.
Essentially, Microsoft is doubling down on making Xbox a platform that can power your gaming anywhere. As far as release dates go, developers can expect to start playing around with Project Helix next year when dev kits start shipping.
Chris Charla shared some more insight on what Microsoft wants to achieve this time around. He stated that developers will be able to “create one version of your game that can span console, PC, and cloud.”
As you can see, Xbox is fully committed to this so called “ecosystem” and will continue to enhance features like Xbox Play Anywhere moving forward.
Details on Project Helix’s release are pretty slim, but it’s safe to assume we’ll hear more about it when Microsoft decides to come forward about their next console.
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