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McCauley emphasized that the video game business has to cater to a demographic that’s large enough to sustain it. “If your demographic is older people who can generally spend more money…. Do they play video games? Pure video games? Not so much,” he added.
As such, McCauley said he thinks that video games will be on consoles “for a long time,” which, he adds, is reinforced by the fact that we already have a well-established system designed specifically “to publish and sell games on a console watched on a television.”
This month brought with it the release of PlayStation 4 Pro, an enhanced version of Sony’s console, which lead architect Mark Cerny says “is not the start of a new console generation, nor is it a console that’s going to blur the lines between generations.”
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Source: IGN