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With how effective AI has proven to be for hacking do you think companies will start making always online consoles instead of fighting an uphill battle

It doesn't even have to be always online it could be that you have to login to their servers every time you boot up the console or something or you can't access any of your games. I'm sure most normalfags wouldn't care since it's not 2005 anymore and if you can afford a console you can afford to have internet.
I think Nintendo might be the less likely to do this because their console is portable but what about Sony and MS
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Next gen is probably the last generation of dedicated hardware, gaming will be mostly cloud based by the end of the 2030's. The most you'll get is are handhelds that acts like a PS portal or a 2nd Generation Nokia N-Gage which required a data plan to use.
Consumer RAM products are simply not going to be a thing in the future.
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Always online is the way. Offline DRM is effectively finished due to super intelligence
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