Not sure. In fact I'm not sure if that's Microsoft's goal. I don't get their goal too be honest. It appears they're going down this route of trying to rebrand the Xbox as something like an Apple product you'll incrementally upgrade more often and the software will carry over. Microsoft's greatest weakness if the leadership has never seemed to been able to grasp that people buy video game consoles for [u]video games[/u]. Their output of exclusives on the Xbox One has remained frankly pathetic compared to Sony and Nintendo. The console can have all the bells and whistles. But if all they can say is "Halo! Gears of War! Forza!" for the 10th year in a row then who really cares?