Talk:Q81293823

Do you mind the edits i made to the item? @Kirilloparma:--Trade (talk) 14:11, 21 November 2020 (UTC)

@Trade: No, I do not mind, although I am aware of this situation regarding all three items. The only thing I can say so far this is a pretty dead-end situation right now and that is why I did not comment in any way, since I have no idea how to solve this problem at the moment :/ Regards Kirilloparma (talk) 21:47, 21 November 2020 (UTC)

Do you agree with Nicereddy?--Trade (talk) 21:52, 21 November 2020 (UTC)

@Trade: As for the fact that games will be released for both consoles at the same time, yes, I agree with that Nicereddy's statement. So yeah at this point it would be much wiser to use only one single item Xbox Series X and Series S (Q98973368) rather than two, as it's unlikely that games will be released separately. At least Microsoft itself confirms this fact, although they may change their mind and this option is not excluded in the future. Example: for some reason one of the games may not work on Series S due to technical issues and the game will only work correctly on Series X or vice versa. Another example: Microsoft will confirm that some games will be developed only for one of the platforms, means only Series X or only Series S. So, in conclusion I propose to use one single item per Microsoft specification of their both platforms as Xbox Series X/S (as one single item). We should use Xbox Series X (Q64513817) or Xbox Series S (Q98967383) (separately) only when it possible and only in individual cases, as in my example above.

In a nutshell:

Should we use Xbox Series X and Series S (Q98973368) (means single item) to represent games on both consoles?

Yes. Since the games will be released and optimized for both consoles at the same time, per Microsoft statement (Xbox Series X|S).

This game is released and optimized for both consoles at the same time (single item).

platform (P400)	Xbox Series X and Series S edit 0 references add reference
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Should we use Xbox Series X (Q64513817) and Xbox Series S (Q98967383) (means separately) to represent games on both consoles?

No. Since Microsoft specifies their both platforms as Xbox Series X/S without any separation and the games will be released for both consoles at the same time.

Should we use Xbox Series X (Q64513817) or Xbox Series S (Q98967383) (means separately) as seperate platform?

Yes. Only when it possible to use as seperate platform. Example: Microsoft will confirm that some games will be developed only for one of the platforms, means only Series X or only Series S.

Microsoft has confirmed that one of the upcoming games will be released only for the Xbox Series X (separately).

platform (P400)	Xbox Series X edit 0 references add reference
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Regards Kirilloparma (talk) 17:18, 22 November 2020 (UTC)