"If you're backwards compatible, you're really backwards," former Xbox chief Don Mattrick — now running things at Zynga — (in)famously said following the Xbox One’s troubled reveal in May, referring to the new console's inability to play games from the Xbox and Xbox 360. In a meeting in New York this week, Microsoft's Albert Penello didn't call the pursuit backwards, but he did concede that experiments with streaming solutions had proven too "problematic" to be rolled out to consumers.
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"If you're backwards compatible, you're really backwards," former Xbox chief Don Mattrick — now running things at Zynga — (in)famously said following the Xbox One’s troubled reveal in May, referring to the new console's inability to play games from the Xbox and Xbox 360. In a meeting in New York this week, Microsoft's Albert Penello didn't call the pursuit backwards, but he did concede that experiments with streaming solutions had proven too "problematic" to be rolled out to consumers.
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