Is it still necessary to make a closed gaming system?

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Hello my FAVORITE forum! We've been talking about hacking, dumping and everything that revolves around "unlocking" your device for years.
But after seeing the steam controller go sold out almost immediately and it is a product that can easily be replaced with something else.

Do closed console systems still have a reason to exist?

It was seen as a slightly more open system, I'm talking about the Xbox dev mode, it practically cooled the desire of all the major hackers on the system.

What do you think? if the next Nintendo or Sony console has a free development community? I think everyone would buy it!

Ciao! NaX
Closed console systems still exist mainly for security and quality control, but the desire for openness is growing. Xbox Dev Mode is a perfect example of how giving users some freedom actually reduces the hacking scene. If Nintendo or Sony introduced a free development community, it would massively boost sales and keep enthusiasts engaged legitimately. Everyone would buy it for sure!
 

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