> Console hardware is not really interesting anymore if you ask me. and Hallelujah to that Praise Talos We really do not need a Wakanda with an independent h

> Console hardware is not really interesting anymore if you ask me. and Hallelujah to that Praise Talos We really do not need a Wakanda with an independent history of processor technology. Maybe 50 years ago the Cambrian explosion of possibilities was relevant, but this century? Consoles had to compromise based on heating and costs while being competitive in graphical capabilities, those things haven't been issues that the market actually cares about in 15-20 years. For the market, the graphics pale to the actual experience, they're good enough and would never attract enthusiasts that are willing to use more electrical energy for bragging rights. General processors and off the shelf graphics processors are good enough. Interchangeable parts wins again.