
CVG: According to a new rumour, IBM and Global Foundries are hard at work on the main processor for the next-generation Xbox.

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15 years went by so fast. I remember playing through the story mode at launch.

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Awesome the processor being finalized and dev kits will be sent out starting in march. Hoping the GPU gets finalized soon.
since its CVG they probably made this up for hits :P
Doesn't matter what its named, if the next Xbox follows in its predecessor's foot steps, it'll be a new chipset a year into its life. Then it'll be changed again...and again...and again...and again...and again...and then you'll finally get a "Slim" model that's reliable.
I look fwd to not buying the next Xbox.
@GamingTruth
Shoot I purposefully don't give a shit.
As you can see that even in this article, they mention that the next Xbox will have a Southern Islands GPU. Compared to the 6670 article IGN put out the other day. So let me just remind everyone to take these rumored next-gen "specs" with a grain of salt (including this article since these specs may be subject to change down the line).
I actually had quite a laugh reading all the comments from IGN's article with people saying "WiiU is going to be more powerful than the '720'!" Or "This is because of Kinect and Microsoft's approach to "casual" services". lol