| PullusPardus said:
It looks like this guy.
Thank goodness its not Matte. |
Oh God! Cannot unsee!
OT: Honestly I like the Xbox One more.
The Xbox One could have been thinner, but it is what it is. It may not be inspiring, but it isn't fugly.
I think if the PS4 had a more verticle design, i.e. fewer slanted edges, it would have looked good. But then WHY didn't Sony make the size of the side with the Blu-Ray drive be aligned with the larger retangular area of the console? Instead, the Blu-Ray drive straddles the two halves of the console. It doesn't make the lines clean by any means at all. Poor astetics, especially when you consider how simple it would have been to flip the spacing so the bigger side included the Blu-Ray drive. It's a confusing design.
Sorry to you Wii U fans, but the Wii U console does nothing for me.
Honestly, all in all, the Wii U and PS4 don't do much for me. As someone who bought specific audio equipment in order to get a unified look, the Xbox One is consistent with that look. It works. It's not trying to be anything but what it is. It's not trying to look cool, it's just trying to blend in.
BTW. Not a fan of the new Xbox 360 design. I liked the Xbox 360 S design better.
