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Interview Teil 7:

It seems that the 360 will only support the most selling original xbox titles. Don't you think that the software compatibility issue may have an impact on the xbox 360's sales figures?

As I understand it Microsoft plan to make many Xbox games run on Xbox 360. You'd need to talk to them about exactly how they plan to do this - but I can see that with a hard disk and a good software emulator for the CPU side of Xbox games then Xbox 360 should be able to run most, if not all, previous generation games.

So, I believe that great backwards compatibility will be just another strength of Xbox 360.

ATI is working with Nintendo on their future console Revolution. Why the developing team of the Revolution VPU has no connections with the other teams at ATI?

It would be very handy for ATI to share this information around between its various groups - but doing so would undermine the relationships that we have with the individual console companies. It's important to Microsoft that it they suggest or request a feature in their graphics chips for their console that this doesn't automatically mean that Nintendo get that for free too. And of course, it applies the other way round too, Nintendo need to be able to make their hardware design without fear that it could simply be copied by Microsoft. No console company would work with us without these rules.