gaming KFC has entered the console wars

[Denim&Venöm 16,510]

Yes. That KFC. 

Actual mini-Pc of a console that will warm up your chicken as you play. 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2020/12/23/kfc-console-announced-4k-240fps-kentucky-fried-chicken-video-games/?sh=1e2d5fb72e46

I guess 2020 is on speed run mode now. 

[Megas 27,064]

Of all the consoles from new comers that have came out in the last few years, and somehow it's the one coming from a fast food company that looks the most legitimate and competent.

Like seriously, the specs are there

Edited December 24, 2020 by Megas

[Chadbacca 375]

You'd think that KFC would be messing with us, but after everything else they came out with recently, then sure. Why not? What is even 2020 anymore, am I right?

Edited December 24, 2020 by Chad327

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,285]

Their attempts at being "kooky and random" are cringy as all fuck. Just more soulless corporate garbage that people will fall for because "lolz how random lolz".

[Sparklefan1234 161,867]

6 hours ago, Denim&Venöm said:

Actual mini-Pc of a console that will warm up your chicken as you play. 

 

My only question is: Why? 

[Denim&Venöm 16,510]

9 minutes ago, Sparklefan1234 said:

 

My only question is: Why? 

Because if even Google can botch a console release, then just about anyone has a chance.

[Hocus Pocus 636]

Even if something is a cynical corporate cash grab, it's always nice to see a serious shot being made to enter an industry that is darn near a monopoly; so I'm on KFC's side with this one. It's a healthy move from an economic standpoint, even if the chicken itself isn't so healthy.

 

That being said, I can certainly see it going wrong still, even if KFC succeeds. The last thing we need are 10,000 cheap Ouya clones from every corporation hoping to follow in KFC's footsteps and make a quick buck without putting in the effort or resource investment. I mean, the industry already has a bit of a problem with shovelware as software with every company trying to rip off the latest big thing without understanding why it's so successful in the first place, I cringe to think of what shovelware as hardware would be like.