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| Time: 01:17 EST/06:17 GMT | News Source: *Linked Within Post* | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Microsoft has offered its thoughts on topics including the imminent movie format war, its position going into the PS3 launch window, and surprisingly, the next Xbox - admitting that work is "happening right now". Asked whether preliminary work had begun on the next, next-gen, Lewis nodded in agreement with the view that "as soon as you develop something, it's old", and said: "Of course we're thinking about that... we're constantly thinking about the next thing, we have to. It's my point about complacency - you can't sit back on your laurels in this business - the consumer won't let you, the developers certainly won't let us. So that's happening right now." He went on: "We keep our development cycles very fast and high, that is the nature of the company and how we operate in terms of research and development, and that's no different than any other part of Microsoft. "You'll see more over time - certainly we're not talking about the next version yet, so give us a chance to catch a breath, will you?" | ||
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