Rising Hardware Costs Threaten Next-Gen Console Timelines and Console-PC Hybrids

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Rising hardware costs and RAM shortages are driving higher prices and potential delays for next-gen consoles such as PS6 and Microsoft's Project Helix, while AMD's FSR 4.1 aims to boost visuals on future hardware; Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 releases on Oct 23, 2026 with cross-platform play and a redesigned campaign, and Microsoft’s focus on exclusivity and the Xbox ecosystem—through Game Pass and Helix—could shape the market as the industry leans toward a unified PC-console experience amid affordability pressures.
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