That’s why I don’t think Xbox could go 100% cloud, because all users who purchased the console would be required to have high-quality internet service. And what about initial purchasers who bought it for physical media or download; they can’t just be abandoned. That’s what I think is interesting. If it’s true, then Microsoft could stream very next gen games to their users. But there will also be a portion of users who don’t use the cloud gaming service for whatever reason. So if the hardware specs of the next Xbox are the closer to Wii U, there may be more similar multiplatform support. Obviously that’s speculation based on the $299 price point the document entailed, if it’s even true. Then that’s a big decision for Sony; I think they will try to build the most powerful system they can afford. If Xbox could provide PC level games through their service, but their physical hardware is more in line with Wii U, it will be interesting where PlayStation positions itself.