A wannan shekara an ga yiwuwar ƙaddamar da tsarin ƙarni na gaba uku: biyu daga Microsoft a cikin nau'in Xbox Series X da Series S kuma ɗaya daga Sony tare da PS5. Duk sun ga ribobi da fursunoni kuma kamar yadda suka saba, fanboys sun narke wannan jinin mai daɗi da kyau na yaƙe-yaƙe da aka sake haifarwa. Amma shugaban Xbox a zahiri ya ba da hularsa ga babban mai fafatawa don fasali ɗaya.
Yayin da mai sarrafa Xbox Series ya kasance iri ɗaya ne da mai sarrafa Xbox One kawai tare da wasu ƙananan tweaks (wanda ke taka rawa a cikin tsare-tsaren Microsoft na ci gaba da dacewa da ci gaba a cikin wannan ƙarni), Sony ya tafi ɗayan. Mai kula da PS5, wanda aka yiwa lakabi da DualSense, shine mafi girman sake fasalin mai sarrafa PlayStation tun daga PS1 kuma yana da sabbin abubuwa da yawa daban-daban kamar abubuwan da zasu iya daidaitawa da ra'ayoyin ra'ayi, wanda ake aiwatarwa ta hanyoyi daban-daban in wasanni daban-daban.
da yake jawabi da gab, Phil Spencer alama ya zama fan na sabon mai sarrafawa. Ya ce ya yaba da abin da Sony ya yi tare da DualSense kuma yana tunanin cewa kowa da kowa a cikin masana'antar zai iya ɗaukar guntu da guntuwa daga juna, har ma da kiran Wii yana da babban tasiri ga Microsoft tare da aikin Kinect.
"Na yaba da abin da suka yi tare da mai sarrafawa, ba a zahiri ba - da kyau, bai kamata in ce ba don ƙayyadaddun mai sarrafawa ba, amma fiye da ƙayyadaddun mai sarrafa," in ji shi. "Ina ganin ga dukanmu a cikin masana'antar, ya kamata mu koyi daga juna da kuma sababbin abubuwan da muke ingizawa, ko rarraba tsarin kasuwanci kamar Game Pass, ko fasaha mai sarrafawa, ko Wii a baya, wanda a fili yake. ya yi tasiri a kanmu lokacin da muka tafi kuma muka yi Kinect da Sony suka yi Motsi. "
DualSense yana da kyau, kuma zai zama mai ban sha'awa don ganin idan ana ci gaba da amfani da fasalulluka a wasannin ɓangare na uku bayan wannan lokacin ƙaddamar da amarci. Idan sun yi haka, ba zai yi nisa ba ganin Microsoft suna yin nasu abin da wannan fasaha a cikin mai sarrafa Xbox Series ko sabon mai sarrafa Elite a ƙasa.
