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Perhaps Apple purposely limited Apple TV for games (size limits, controller limits) specifically so that it wouldn’t be compared to an Xbox (which it’s not). Apple wanted casual games which would be easy to use & learn, be very fast & smooth, and not require extra hardware.

Apple builds platforms slowly, but methodically.

Some day when, say, the A20 is more powerful than anything in an Xbox, Apple may then have an Apple TV Pro or Gaming version that will pull out all the stops. Now is not the time.

And as Mojo66 pointed out, the screenshot text mentions a subpar gaming experience. Clearly, Microsoft didn’t put a lot of effort in this port.

A debacle?

Only to tech bloggers.

Most people just didn’t care. A minor annoyance at most.

Do these developers realize OpenGL (ES) has also been deprecated on iOS & tvOS?

So they’re abandoning the iOS (and tvOS) market completely?

Good luck with that. Old school desktop/console games only.

Do you need a device to tell you that your resting heart rate is 190 beats per minute?

tmay said:

I forgot to mention that those tax credits that Tesla has been living on, here and worldwide, are drying up, and early evidence is that fewer or no tax credits substantially affects sales.

The whole point of the tax credits is to incentivize early sales, so that the technology could be improved until it’s price-competitive with gasoline-powered vehicles.

We are rapidly approaching that point.