SneakersSO
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IMO it will depend a lot on the success of the product, if they see demand for Xbox One collapsing and a strong interest in the Scorpio, give it a year and they will totally focus on Scorpio forgetting about everthing they promised at E3 2016 just like the did with Kinect.
I think it'll be pretty impossible for the collapse of the X1 S demand to occur, especially in light of Scorpio, and in particular when 3rd party are in no position or have any desire to conduct a generational upgrade at this time. MS' 1st party is already almost entirely accounted for, and unless Halo 6 is Scorpio exclusive in 2018, I don't see any piece of software that can act as a hardware driver.
In order for anyone to take the Scorpio as a standalone platform seriously, its sales would have to outpace an already established platform when its launch aligned. If the Scorpio's first 6 months on the market is doing as well or outselling the X1's first 6 months on the market, then we might see a growing interest in treating the platform as a standalone generation from MS. If it continues past that, we'll see 3rd parties take it more seriously around the 12 month or 18 month mark. However, if its sales are lower? Yeah, it'll just wind up being the Pro to MS' X1.