Have you ever wondered what the future of video gaming consoles is going to be? What the next consoles of the future will look like and just what they will be capable of offering to us video game loving masses? If you have, then you may want to take a few moments to read this article and see what our thoughts are on the matter. You might be surprised!

Why Gaming Consoles are Actually Obsolete!
Think about it for a minute. Bulky consoles that overheat, have bad graphics cards and about a million and one issues surrounding them that cause them to be overpriced, when the answer is clearly the internet. If gaming console makers can realize this, they will all convert rather quickly to a purely online medium, as you are already seeing with Xbox Live. In the future, they won’t fret over consoles. They will make awesome servers that can deliver state-of-the-art graphics in real time over the internet.

My Prediction:
My prediction on the future of next-generation video gaming consoles is rather simple actually! They won’t exist. Don’t get all bent out of shape, hear me out first. Does it make more sense for consoles to keep breaking down, cost tons of money to acquire and then you have to still drop hundreds on games that can be broken and scratched as well? No, it certainly does not! This is why I see the consoles of the future being simple, advanced cable modems that link to powerful servers. No more games to buy. No more pricey consoles that offer Red Rings of Death. Just log in, pay a small and affordable monthly fee, and play all of the games that you like!

Check Out this Video Blogger’s Predictions!
If you have ever wondered about this predicament as much as I have, and many other avid Xbox 360 fans, then you really should spend a moment and check out the video that I have imbedded below! A video blogger who loves Xbox decided to take some time, and conduct a little bit of research before making this awesome slideshow. In it, he shows what possible consoles could be the new Xbox 360, from the prototype Xbox F5 to handheld versions that Microsoft has been debating over for years. What will they do next? What will it look like? Who knows for sure, but if you read the above portions of this post then you already know what my stance is!