Just wait, like you’ve always been doing.

Current Xbox one games will run on the scorpio but none of them will offer any enhancements without a patch from the devs (Devs are charged for releasing patches as well, so it sometimes isn’t in their best interest to release patches if they wont make money out of it – main reason a lot of games on PS4 dind’t get updates.)

the majority of Xbox one games (about 90% of them) will still run at 720/900p and 30fps on the scorpio – only going forward will you see games optimised to use the extra power – and only if the Devs want too as, unlike Sony, with MS the devs are under no obligation at all to use the scorpio power or to optimise their games – MS have left it to them whether they want to do so or not.

Yeah but everyone is saying that the Scorpio will be sold at a loss but that they will recoup those losses with software sales..

but..

How are they gonna make money with games on the Scorpio, if you can just buy the xbox360 and xbox one version of games and play them on the scorpio?

All previously made Xbox One games will be supported and can be played on Scorpio with improved performance. I highly doubt you’ll have to buy games separately for each console. Scorpio is still an xbox one, just with 4x the power.

Its not that easy. They want us to pay more for those lines of codes.

I think Scorpio games will be much more expensive than the xbox one s games.

Why even make a statement like that? The display and the GPU are doing al lthe work, all you have to do is add a few lines of code…This shouldn’t be a problem for even lesser experienced developers.