Mormon founder says Microsoft's bright future Sony loses hardware advantage

Unlike its rival, Microsoft, Sony has been in the game hardware market for some years. But the game market is changing fast, and gaming network support is becoming increasingly important.　　Neil Young, founder of the game developer Ngmoco Space, said in a media interview that he thought Microsoft would have a brighter future.　　In an interview with the gaming website Industrygamers, Young talked about digital publishing, cloud technology and the influence of traditional gaming platform manufacturers. Young said: "I think Sony is losing a lot of advantage in the hardware market and they are in trouble." I think Microsoft has a better shape. "They understand cloud technology, Xbox Live services are world-class, and they have a place in the mobile phone market." I think Microsoft has a more competitive edge in form. Nintendo always closes its own game and does not provide a good ecosystem for third parties. "The previous 5-year life cycle of the home machine has been completely inapplicable to the current game market, and the future of the game hardware is still a big question mark." As the game trends more toward services than boxed products, we will wonder whether we will have a whole bunch of different types of set-top boxes in the future.