TBiddy
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yeah i know , just was a bit sarcastic ;-)
They way they marketed it before was some kind of glorious save-the-world and gaming kind of magical power of the cloud .... i am just disgusted my such marketing as its just standard cloud service and imo not that amazing
No they didn't. They marketed it as a cloud service, that could be used to enable games with dedicated servers, extra processing power for AI and more.
From what I've seen, it's mainly been the "anti-Microsoft club" that has grabbed the term "Power of the Cloud" and used it to make fun of the XB1 and MS.
That would be a very specialized hardware setup, difficult and expensive to implement, and entirely unnecessary since the amount of CPU used to write network results to RAM would not be enough to spend the money on.
Not to mention the security implications if a remote machine could write directly to the memory of your console.