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A new Xbox is in development, and Microsoft has created a fascinating challenge for itself: a gaming console and PC hybrid called Project Helix. How will a PC-first mindset dictate the machine's specifications, and how much might it cost?
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![Digital Foundry on #Xbox Project Helix: “It is the end of a fully focused console environment for Xbox” "From a developer perspective, Xbox is a PC" "Probably just going to be running those PC games" "Perhaps one that receives a limited level of specific optimisations but basically runs the exact same code as the PC build. "Project Helix will present as a console, but it will be running Windows - think a more tightly defined version of the ROG Xbox Ally X front-end." "They're developing for Windows at this point." "Not have people make bespoke Xbox versions anymore" "Will [Series X] get a disgraced ending?" "We may actually see Series X get like a thown to the dustbin of history kind of feeling at the end of it." "Series S has meant a lot of development effort for a lot of studios, so if it gets dropped I wouldn't be so sad, but I'm just very curious what it means for the future development of Xbox games during the cross-gen period" "The feedback we get all the time is memory management [on Series S] has been very very challenging"](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2033329071552405709/ext_tw_video_thumb/2033321871932837889/pu/img/XLDW1K57PzyLwgOR.jpg)
